What are your core values? What are important characteristics to you in a relationship? Are you acting in alignment with these in how you relate to other people?
If you want a client to pay you on time for services you rendered to them, do you pay your vendors on time?
If you desire to be treated with respect, even when there is a disagreement, conflict or challenges, do you treat others with respect when you disagree, have conflict or challenges?
If you hate being interrupted in a conversation, do you make sure that you do not interrupt someone you are talking to?
If you really dislike people who screen their calls and make you leave a voicemail, do you screen your calls and make people leave voicemails?
If you want someone to return your text messages promptly, do you return text messages promptly?
We are mirrors of the very things we approve of, like, disapprove of and dislike in other people. Looking at our own lives and addressing the things that we don't like, that irritate us, and bother us is the only way we can change. Asking myself, is this thing that is irritating me something I do to others? Is critical in helping me look at myself and either change or give more grace.
#TheSassyVoice #ADifferentPerspective #Authenticity #Expectations #Grace
Showing posts with label leadership. Show all posts
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Wednesday, February 1, 2017
Thursday, January 26, 2017
keeping alignment
One of my Coaches taught me a principal:
This has impacted me at times when I get stuck in life.
When I do not know what the right answer is. When I do not know how to respond to someone. When I do not know when to take action and when to be patient. When I do not know if this should get more of my time or less. When I am ready to quit.
To stop and look at: What are my core beliefs? What are my core values? What to me is important? Being able to operate from a space of authenticity in alignment with who I am, what I say, how I live, and what I want keeps me congruent to those characteristics that define my decisions.
How you do work for a client that is not paying you a cent for your time and efforts, someone you would consider a charity client, should be done exactly the same way you do work for a paying client. Your work ethic needs to be supreme. You need to follow through on your promises. You need to give willingly. The only way to instill this is to do the same level of service no matter whether you are paid $0.00 an hour or $500.00 an hour. If you can't do the same level of work at minimum wage, you won't do it at maximum wage.
How you treat a client at the end of a contract that is ending abruptly, should be done in the same manner in which you treated the client when you were excited to begin working with them. Your respect for the time they were your client should not change just because you are walking away. Your attitude of kindness, warmth, and genuine appreciation for them should not change just because your working agreement has. This doesn't mean there won't be tension, issues to resolve or frustration. It means that through it you will do your best to remember why you wanted to work with them in the first place and if this was a mistake and you shouldn't have agreed to this, then you take it as a learning tool to grow.
If you believe the world needs more love, you have to show up with more love. In everything.
If you believe the world needs more women advocates, you have to show up as a woman and be a woman advocate. In everything.
If you believe the world needs more authenticity, you have to show up authentic. In everything.
If you believe the world needs more charity giving, you have to give more charity. In everything.
As one of my circle of influence leaders, Trent Shelton says, it all starts with you. How you live your inner world is reflected in your outer world. The choice is yours. How you do anything, is how you do everything.
#TheSassyVoice #YourChoicesMatter #ThePowerOfChoice #CreateTheLifeYouWant #LiveIntentionally
How we do anything, is how we do everything.
This has impacted me at times when I get stuck in life.
When I do not know what the right answer is. When I do not know how to respond to someone. When I do not know when to take action and when to be patient. When I do not know if this should get more of my time or less. When I am ready to quit.
To stop and look at: What are my core beliefs? What are my core values? What to me is important? Being able to operate from a space of authenticity in alignment with who I am, what I say, how I live, and what I want keeps me congruent to those characteristics that define my decisions.
How you do work for a client that is not paying you a cent for your time and efforts, someone you would consider a charity client, should be done exactly the same way you do work for a paying client. Your work ethic needs to be supreme. You need to follow through on your promises. You need to give willingly. The only way to instill this is to do the same level of service no matter whether you are paid $0.00 an hour or $500.00 an hour. If you can't do the same level of work at minimum wage, you won't do it at maximum wage.
How you treat a client at the end of a contract that is ending abruptly, should be done in the same manner in which you treated the client when you were excited to begin working with them. Your respect for the time they were your client should not change just because you are walking away. Your attitude of kindness, warmth, and genuine appreciation for them should not change just because your working agreement has. This doesn't mean there won't be tension, issues to resolve or frustration. It means that through it you will do your best to remember why you wanted to work with them in the first place and if this was a mistake and you shouldn't have agreed to this, then you take it as a learning tool to grow.
If you believe the world needs more love, you have to show up with more love. In everything.
If you believe the world needs more women advocates, you have to show up as a woman and be a woman advocate. In everything.
If you believe the world needs more authenticity, you have to show up authentic. In everything.
If you believe the world needs more charity giving, you have to give more charity. In everything.
As one of my circle of influence leaders, Trent Shelton says, it all starts with you. How you live your inner world is reflected in your outer world. The choice is yours. How you do anything, is how you do everything.
#TheSassyVoice #YourChoicesMatter #ThePowerOfChoice #CreateTheLifeYouWant #LiveIntentionally
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
be willing to ask questions
Don't be afraid to look deep and ask questions. Asking questions allows us to open up the space to seek and find answers. It allows us to be disciplined to renew our vision and focus on what is important. It allows us to ask others for help. It allows us the option to make choices.
Why did I respond this way?
What do I want for my life?
Who do I want to show up as in this situation?
How can I have gratitude in this moment?
What are my options?
What do I want for my life?
Who do I want to show up as in this situation?
How can I have gratitude in this moment?
What are my options?
We are not victims. It might feel like it, but we have options as to how we respond, what we choose to do, how much we will trust God, and answer why we do what we do.
Nobody can do this for us. We have to do it ourselves. But we can ask for help by others who have had success. We can seek direction from God more fully as He will give it to us if we just ask. We are not left to do this journey alone!
#CreateTheLifeYouWant #LiveIntentionally #AskQuestions
#CreateTheLifeYouWant #LiveIntentionally #AskQuestions
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
your view of our government
I have been reflecting on all the opinions and negative thoughts people have on our government.
I wonder why we point the finger at these people and don't address the very issues in our own lives? I wonder why we expect our government to be different when we do the very same things they do that we despise? Yes maybe on a smaller scale, but that doesn't change the facts. I wonder what it will take for us to wake up and create the American Culture we want?
I will have been in business for 12 years this June 2016. The vast majority of business mix personal and business expenses to reduce their write off's so that they can pay minimal taxes or they do not have to pay any taxes by operating at a loss. They want to earn a lot of money and reap the benefits of a certain lifestyle, yet do not think that there is a cause and effect in this concept? They want to be respected, honored, looked to as an example in the community and be a resource that grows, yet they do not appreciate, follow, or honor the laws of the land. They think they will be blessed by God when they actually do not honor him in the small areas of life first. This will never work to bring success.
You go to dinner with a friend and claim it as a business expense, yet is this engagement with your "friend" directly related to your business? No. You claim you are due this because you have worked your butt off and you can't pay yourself a salary so you pay for your daily living to "make it". This is not being authentic and honest.
There are black and white areas of the IRS rules and regulations and there are gray areas. Seek to learn them and work with an Accountant, CPA, Attorney and other professionals who can give you guidance so you grow and are successful and do not face legal issues later.
In order to be a great leader, to set an example, to make a difference in the lives around us...we have to start by addressing the issues in our personal lives before we can ever lead others. Whether this is our children, our employees, or the American People.
- We cannot expect to create change by doing the same thing.
- We cannot have different results by doing what everyone else does.
- We cannot make a difference by hiding our own voice even when that is in direct conflict to others.
- We cannot become who God called us to be by following patterns that do not work.
- We cannot believe these things will go unnoticed and never be discovered and disclosed.
- We cannot stand for truth if we do not do it in all things.
- We cannot be intentional only in some areas and expect our life to have peace.
#ChooseToBeDifferent #CreateTheLifeYouWant #LiveIntentionally#LiveLoveLead #TheAmericanPeople #SocietyNeedsAWakeUpCall#YouGetWhatYouFocusOn
- We cannot expect to create change by doing the same thing.
- We cannot have different results by doing what everyone else does.
- We cannot make a difference by hiding our own voice even when that is in direct conflict to others.
- We cannot become who God called us to be by following patterns that do not work.
- We cannot believe these things will go unnoticed and never be discovered and disclosed.
- We cannot stand for truth if we do not do it in all things.
- We cannot be intentional only in some areas and expect our life to have peace.
#ChooseToBeDifferent #CreateTheLifeYouWant #LiveIntentionally#LiveLoveLead #TheAmericanPeople #SocietyNeedsAWakeUpCall#YouGetWhatYouFocusOn
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
if only I could say the right words
Do you ever have something you want to say to a friend, either in person or in a written format and you don't know how to say it? Or maybe you just feel that you just don't have the right words?
Maybe sometimes you know. You know you don't know how to say it and you know you don't have the right words.
Or maybe you feel you have the right words but you don't know how to convey it to the person you want to share them with in a way that they will understand.
Many times in getting to the message you want to convey, you have to spend time finding the right words. It is generally in these situations when you are trying to learn how to say something that you will actually give it more thought. You try to figure out how to say what you feel needs to be said. You contemplate what the message is that you want to say. Sometimes it is what you feel should be said, even if it is hard to say.
Sometimes as you give it thought, the words come and it flows. Sometimes it takes thought and prayer to find the answer. Sometimes it comes out all wrong. Sometimes what you were wanting to convey gets totally misunderstood and taken the opposite way you were intending for it too. Sometimes what you say just flat out gets taken offense to and makes you wonder why you attempted to communicate at all.
When you feel there is something you want to share with a friend, there is a reason for that. Don't second guess yourself. Be willing to explore the reason you want to share this and build on that.
Sometimes in trying to find how to express it, we have to work through emotions. These emotions can be Pain. Hurt. Discouragement. Frustration. Sadness. Anger. Resentment. Or they could be Love. Joy. Peace. Kindness. Courage. Faith. Hope. They type of emotion doesn't mean the words are any easier to find. It only shapes the message that you are trying to formulate. And sometimes you have to work through the emotion before you can figure out the message.
Communication is a tool that deeply develops relationships. Yet many times when we feel we don't know how to say it or don't feel we have the right words, so we stay silent and the emotions will build. This usually only makes the communication more difficult, not less. It generally only creates frustration when we do not feel we can share to be understood, even if its our fault for not being able to communicate effectively.
I want to encourage you today...
Communication is very important to me! And yet, as much as it is, sometimes it is a difficult process with some people. I want to stay focused on the reason communication exists is to interchange thoughts, opinions, views and information. It doesn't mean I will always do it right. Either in the right time or with the right words, let alone the right method (in person or written). Nor does it mean I will always be understood or received when I do. It means that I have attempted a method to share something that is important to me. It means I am willing to open up a part of my heart and let you into my mind. Staying focused on this dynamic and being willing to communicate even if I don't always have the right words or say it the right way, gives me the ability to grow and continue to use this critical element as a part of building a relationship.
How do you find what you want to say? How do you know you have the right words? What method do you use to improve your communication styles?
Maybe sometimes you know. You know you don't know how to say it and you know you don't have the right words.
Or maybe you feel you have the right words but you don't know how to convey it to the person you want to share them with in a way that they will understand.
Many times in getting to the message you want to convey, you have to spend time finding the right words. It is generally in these situations when you are trying to learn how to say something that you will actually give it more thought. You try to figure out how to say what you feel needs to be said. You contemplate what the message is that you want to say. Sometimes it is what you feel should be said, even if it is hard to say.
Sometimes as you give it thought, the words come and it flows. Sometimes it takes thought and prayer to find the answer. Sometimes it comes out all wrong. Sometimes what you were wanting to convey gets totally misunderstood and taken the opposite way you were intending for it too. Sometimes what you say just flat out gets taken offense to and makes you wonder why you attempted to communicate at all.
When you feel there is something you want to share with a friend, there is a reason for that. Don't second guess yourself. Be willing to explore the reason you want to share this and build on that.
Sometimes in trying to find how to express it, we have to work through emotions. These emotions can be Pain. Hurt. Discouragement. Frustration. Sadness. Anger. Resentment. Or they could be Love. Joy. Peace. Kindness. Courage. Faith. Hope. They type of emotion doesn't mean the words are any easier to find. It only shapes the message that you are trying to formulate. And sometimes you have to work through the emotion before you can figure out the message.
I want to encourage you today...
The message you are trying to convey may not be done with the right words or in the right way, but do it any way. Try. Again. And again.
Communication is very important to me! And yet, as much as it is, sometimes it is a difficult process with some people. I want to stay focused on the reason communication exists is to interchange thoughts, opinions, views and information. It doesn't mean I will always do it right. Either in the right time or with the right words, let alone the right method (in person or written). Nor does it mean I will always be understood or received when I do. It means that I have attempted a method to share something that is important to me. It means I am willing to open up a part of my heart and let you into my mind. Staying focused on this dynamic and being willing to communicate even if I don't always have the right words or say it the right way, gives me the ability to grow and continue to use this critical element as a part of building a relationship.
How do you find what you want to say? How do you know you have the right words? What method do you use to improve your communication styles?
Saturday, June 22, 2013
you never know who God wants you to meet
In my journey this last year, I am finding that God is very much ALIVE. His Word says that He is, but I was led to believe that He was only alive in the people in my circle. The people who fellowshipped as I did. The people who believed as I did. If they weren't attending where I/We went, did not walk in the faith and truth I/We saw, then they really didn't "have the truth" and consequently, really didn't love God because otherwise they would see things as I/We saw them.
But God is everywhere!!! When you are in tune with Him, you will be amazed at how He shows himself! I am frequently reminded of this, nearly if not literally every day. It blows me away.
Today was my monthly AAPC Class [American Academy of Professional Coders]. I have been a member and attended since 2010 when I lost my job and decided to put forth more effort to make connections with others out in the Medical Field, perform speaking engagements to educate people and share information from my years of experience and knowledge that doesn't get relayed to help people navigate the industry, create strategic business partners to refer to and work with, develop an online presence for my business, and make sure that I continued to learn more about my industry. I am not a certified professional coder, but I choose to attend their monthly meetings and learn what I can from the speakers. This was one way that I felt I should spend my time, energy and money. I was a guest speaker January 2012 and spoke on Credentialing at the AAPC Fort Worth Chapter. Last month, I was a participant and hosted a Round Table Discussion and Learning Event at the AAPC Fort Worth Chapter on Medical Billing. It has provided me many opportunities to make other connections and to meet some really nice people.
I was sort of dreading going to class today because it was "on a Saturday" and I have so much that needs to get done right now and in many ways, am stressing about all the projects. I felt that my day was going to be totally shot by the time I had to leave for class, attending a longer than normal class session, and then get home early to mid afternoon. I also knew that I wanted to spend a little bit of time out in the pool and that to achieve some work and not have the day utterly spent, I was going to have to stay focused and be motivated. I contemplated skipping out on the class today...more than once. In the end, I went, and was frustrated because in route, I35 north had construction and I wasn't making good time. Then on I30 west, it was traffic due to both an event and construction. I arrived 20 minutes late. And then, the room that the email blast provided as to where the class was going to be held, it was not in that room. I get very peeved with myself when I am late, even if it is nobody's fault but my own, I still do it. I chided myself and said I should have just stayed home. I pretty much was dragging myself into class.
The speaker today was Dr. Walid Saade, a local doctor in the Fort Worth area, speaking on Leadership. I needed to hear what he had to say. It wasn't that his material was new to me. If you know me well, you know I have attended several leadership seminars and conferences over the last few years. Additionally, I follow several leadership speakers blogs, listen to leadership podcasts, have a bookcase full of material produced by many well known authors that I am continually reading and re-reading.
I don't know if the class got started on time or not...the guy in front of me [who I later learned was his brother] was videoing on his iPhone and when I noticed this a few minutes after sitting down, it was at 11 minutes. Doesn't mean he started it at the beginning, but in all likelihood, I probably didn't miss too much. He shared a story of a patient who was having health issues because of her amount of alcohol intake. He shared that he told her that he would love her anyway and be her doctor even if she continued to drink the amount she was drinking. He shared that she was killed in a car wreck, but it wasn't due to drinking. She had quit after he shared with her his story, why he was concerned about her and what he had seen in other patients. He shared a poem that he wrote about her and that was read at her funeral.
It wasn't what he said or how he said it, it was the message of love, service and care. It was the simple fact that he was living out what he believed, not just in his talk but in his walk. It was the fact that God used him in my life today as he quoted scripture without referencing the bible, yet clearly speaking of biblical principals, and sharing the truth that makes each of us successful.
But today, I needed to be reminded even beyond that why leadership matters. I needed to be reminded that it takes time, lots of time. You have to be patient. I needed to remember that leaders love people. They impact lives. They lead with ethics, principals, and purpose. They have a vision and stay focused. The essence of leadership is character. Leadership is your ability to boldly move your team forward, not for your benefit but for theirs, with a commitment to excellence and results. I needed to be reminded that to be a leader, you have to aspire to lead.
Why? Because in the midst of the drama in various organizations, attitudes in team members at clients offices, facing extreme exhaustion due to the extra hours having to be put in to achieve results, the overwhelming amount of deadlines and intense projects on my plate, the stressful circumstances these situations are creating, the results of counseling and working through my past, the daily grind that is wearing me down; I was wearing thin in my passion for what I do...why I do it...and how to keep on doing it. I needed today. God knew I needed today. He sent Dr. Saade to provide me the reminders why leadership is important and the difference between leading and leaders.
But it doesn't stop there. God had more for me.
I went to Thank Dr. Saade. I let him know that I appreciate him taking the time to share thoughts. He thanked me for thanking him. He then asked me what I do. I wasn't there to sell myself, I was in a student mode, learning mode, and a heart of gratitude, so I pretty much just brushed him off and told him he could have my business card if he wanted my contact information. I ignored his question and went on to ask if he had attended various leadership events and seminars I had. He was amazed when he learned that we had read a lot of the same books, attended a lot of the same conferences, and our desire was the same. He told me he wanted to do lunch and talk more. He stated he wants to go with me to one of the next leadership events. He asked me again what I did and I realized I couldn't be rude, I had to answer and so I told him I was the owner of a Medical Billing Agency that provides Medical Billing, Training, Accounting and Credentialing Services. He then was impressed and said we seriously need to talk. He said, I am going to text you right now so that you have my phone number. Let me know what your schedule is like as I want to do lunch in the next week or two.
I am not one to get too excited about these types of things because I have been given so much fluff and hot air by people who make promises that I hate to get my hopes up. Not that I thought he was a man that wouldn't keep his word, he didn't strike me like that after his two hour talk. I just was guarded because of the number of times people make promises and don't keep them, especially in my industry. On top of the fact, what doctor texts you his personal cell phone? They typically keep this private.
When I got home I texted him a few dates that I would be available to meet and talk. I then spent some time and looked him up on line. He is a Family Medicine Doctor and the COO of a local major urgent care facility with multiple locations in the DFW Area. He also has a website for his leadership program, Aspire to Lead [you can read and subscribe here at www.aspiretolead.net]. This connection was God given and it is for a reason. I believe it will be more than just to light a fire in me again for the passion at what I do. I believe God has a plan. More of a plan and He will reveal it in His time.
These types of "God Stories" only make me wish I had seen God working in my life before as I do now. I wish I had been in tune to His ways. I wish I had not second guessed myself about how He leads. I wish I had believed that He is Alive as I believe and see Him Alive now!
But God is everywhere!!! When you are in tune with Him, you will be amazed at how He shows himself! I am frequently reminded of this, nearly if not literally every day. It blows me away.
Today was my monthly AAPC Class [American Academy of Professional Coders]. I have been a member and attended since 2010 when I lost my job and decided to put forth more effort to make connections with others out in the Medical Field, perform speaking engagements to educate people and share information from my years of experience and knowledge that doesn't get relayed to help people navigate the industry, create strategic business partners to refer to and work with, develop an online presence for my business, and make sure that I continued to learn more about my industry. I am not a certified professional coder, but I choose to attend their monthly meetings and learn what I can from the speakers. This was one way that I felt I should spend my time, energy and money. I was a guest speaker January 2012 and spoke on Credentialing at the AAPC Fort Worth Chapter. Last month, I was a participant and hosted a Round Table Discussion and Learning Event at the AAPC Fort Worth Chapter on Medical Billing. It has provided me many opportunities to make other connections and to meet some really nice people.
I was sort of dreading going to class today because it was "on a Saturday" and I have so much that needs to get done right now and in many ways, am stressing about all the projects. I felt that my day was going to be totally shot by the time I had to leave for class, attending a longer than normal class session, and then get home early to mid afternoon. I also knew that I wanted to spend a little bit of time out in the pool and that to achieve some work and not have the day utterly spent, I was going to have to stay focused and be motivated. I contemplated skipping out on the class today...more than once. In the end, I went, and was frustrated because in route, I35 north had construction and I wasn't making good time. Then on I30 west, it was traffic due to both an event and construction. I arrived 20 minutes late. And then, the room that the email blast provided as to where the class was going to be held, it was not in that room. I get very peeved with myself when I am late, even if it is nobody's fault but my own, I still do it. I chided myself and said I should have just stayed home. I pretty much was dragging myself into class.
The speaker today was Dr. Walid Saade, a local doctor in the Fort Worth area, speaking on Leadership. I needed to hear what he had to say. It wasn't that his material was new to me. If you know me well, you know I have attended several leadership seminars and conferences over the last few years. Additionally, I follow several leadership speakers blogs, listen to leadership podcasts, have a bookcase full of material produced by many well known authors that I am continually reading and re-reading.
I don't know if the class got started on time or not...the guy in front of me [who I later learned was his brother] was videoing on his iPhone and when I noticed this a few minutes after sitting down, it was at 11 minutes. Doesn't mean he started it at the beginning, but in all likelihood, I probably didn't miss too much. He shared a story of a patient who was having health issues because of her amount of alcohol intake. He shared that he told her that he would love her anyway and be her doctor even if she continued to drink the amount she was drinking. He shared that she was killed in a car wreck, but it wasn't due to drinking. She had quit after he shared with her his story, why he was concerned about her and what he had seen in other patients. He shared a poem that he wrote about her and that was read at her funeral.
It wasn't what he said or how he said it, it was the message of love, service and care. It was the simple fact that he was living out what he believed, not just in his talk but in his walk. It was the fact that God used him in my life today as he quoted scripture without referencing the bible, yet clearly speaking of biblical principals, and sharing the truth that makes each of us successful.
But today, I needed to be reminded even beyond that why leadership matters. I needed to be reminded that it takes time, lots of time. You have to be patient. I needed to remember that leaders love people. They impact lives. They lead with ethics, principals, and purpose. They have a vision and stay focused. The essence of leadership is character. Leadership is your ability to boldly move your team forward, not for your benefit but for theirs, with a commitment to excellence and results. I needed to be reminded that to be a leader, you have to aspire to lead.
Why? Because in the midst of the drama in various organizations, attitudes in team members at clients offices, facing extreme exhaustion due to the extra hours having to be put in to achieve results, the overwhelming amount of deadlines and intense projects on my plate, the stressful circumstances these situations are creating, the results of counseling and working through my past, the daily grind that is wearing me down; I was wearing thin in my passion for what I do...why I do it...and how to keep on doing it. I needed today. God knew I needed today. He sent Dr. Saade to provide me the reminders why leadership is important and the difference between leading and leaders.
But it doesn't stop there. God had more for me.
I went to Thank Dr. Saade. I let him know that I appreciate him taking the time to share thoughts. He thanked me for thanking him. He then asked me what I do. I wasn't there to sell myself, I was in a student mode, learning mode, and a heart of gratitude, so I pretty much just brushed him off and told him he could have my business card if he wanted my contact information. I ignored his question and went on to ask if he had attended various leadership events and seminars I had. He was amazed when he learned that we had read a lot of the same books, attended a lot of the same conferences, and our desire was the same. He told me he wanted to do lunch and talk more. He stated he wants to go with me to one of the next leadership events. He asked me again what I did and I realized I couldn't be rude, I had to answer and so I told him I was the owner of a Medical Billing Agency that provides Medical Billing, Training, Accounting and Credentialing Services. He then was impressed and said we seriously need to talk. He said, I am going to text you right now so that you have my phone number. Let me know what your schedule is like as I want to do lunch in the next week or two.
I am not one to get too excited about these types of things because I have been given so much fluff and hot air by people who make promises that I hate to get my hopes up. Not that I thought he was a man that wouldn't keep his word, he didn't strike me like that after his two hour talk. I just was guarded because of the number of times people make promises and don't keep them, especially in my industry. On top of the fact, what doctor texts you his personal cell phone? They typically keep this private.
When I got home I texted him a few dates that I would be available to meet and talk. I then spent some time and looked him up on line. He is a Family Medicine Doctor and the COO of a local major urgent care facility with multiple locations in the DFW Area. He also has a website for his leadership program, Aspire to Lead [you can read and subscribe here at www.aspiretolead.net]. This connection was God given and it is for a reason. I believe it will be more than just to light a fire in me again for the passion at what I do. I believe God has a plan. More of a plan and He will reveal it in His time.
These types of "God Stories" only make me wish I had seen God working in my life before as I do now. I wish I had been in tune to His ways. I wish I had not second guessed myself about how He leads. I wish I had believed that He is Alive as I believe and see Him Alive now!
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