The Power of Small Actions in Overwhelming Times

Can small actions really make a difference?   I get it, how can what you do make a difference?  There are days when it feels like the weight of everything is just too much. When the world is drowning in negativity, corruption, and division, it can be hard to believe anything I do really makes a […]

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Navigating Privilege and Political Action: What Can We Do?

Living in Compassion: The Political Action We Must Take Privilege is real, and ignoring it will not correct the wrongs being done.  Right now, it’s hard not to feel overwhelmed. The political climate is more polarized than ever, and each day seems to bring new challenges that feel insurmountable. From civil rights to the economy, […]

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The Fear Is Real — But So Is the Calling

 Fear Is Real — But So Is the Calling Right now the fear is real in the country.  I believe every soul is sacred. No administrative error, no government decree, no border policy can strip that truth away. I am reminded of the story we tell of the early years of Susan B. Anthony, who […]

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Staying Spiritually Strong in a World on Fire

I’ll be honest: there are days when it feels like the world is on fire, and I’m right in the middle of the blaze. The outrage is everywhere. People are angry, hurt, and divided. And sometimes, I find myself right there with them, feeling that same heat. It’s a natural reaction, isn’t it? We’re watching […]

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Preventing Weaponized Incompetence Before It Starts

Preventing Weaponized Incompetence Before It Starts It’s frustrating to deal with weaponized incompetence, but what if you could stop it before it starts? While you can’t control other people’s behavior, you can set clear expectations, establish boundaries, create accountability, and create an environment where this tactic doesn’t thrive. Setting Clear Expectations from the Start One […]

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The Cost of Speaking Out and the Strength It Brings

There is a cost to speaking out. I have felt it deeply. When I have taken a stand, people have walked away. Friendships (and family) I thought were solid disappeared, and I found myself questioning whether I had made a mistake. But with time, I realized something profound: if standing by my values makes people […]

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Responding to Weaponized Incompetence in the Moment

Responding to Weaponized Incompetence in the Moment It’s frustrating to watch someone dodge responsibility by pretending they don’t know how to complete a task—or doing it so poorly that you’re forced to step in. Weaponized incompetence thrives when left unchecked, but addressing it head-on can feel uncomfortable. If you don’t call it out, the cycle […]

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Standing Up for What is Right: A Spiritual Call to Action

What is right isn’t always easy.  Lately, I have found myself reflecting on what it truly means to live by the values of love, compassion, and empathy. Christ cared for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable. Yet, in the world around us, I see a stark contrast to those teachings. There is a deep disconnect […]

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Do you need an Attitude Adjustment?

Has someone told you that you need an attitude adjustment?   Before you get angry with them, perhaps they may be onto something.  They care enough about you to point you in a positive direction.  It is human nature to be defensive when someone points out a weakness in ourselves.   Trust me, I can relate. Change […]

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