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I had two separate conversations with VERY talented and capable friends in the same week. Both of them were struggling to overcome imposter syndrome. Both of them were experienced, knowledgeable, and ready to start earning good money in their field… But both of them were struggling with feeling like an imposter. And I won’t lie, […]

The online world is buzzing with educators. 5-10 years ago, online courses weren’t even a thing unless you enrolled in the University of Phoenix. But today? I swear that I see a new online course or an entirely new-to-me- online educator advertised daily. And on the one hand, I think this is absolutely amazing! You can learn so many cool and specific skills from such a wide variety of people that you’re sure to find someone you jive with that can teach you exactly what you need to know. On the other hand, it can also be REALLY overwhelming. With so many online courses and online educators to choose from, how do you pick? How do you know which online educator is the best fit for you? Sit tight as we get into 9 things you should consider when choosing an online educator to give your hard-earned money to.

“an unexamined life is not worth living” ~Plato

For years I have loved this quote, and honestly, I think that making a habit of reflecting and re-evaluating has been crucial to our personal development and spiritual growth. It’s hard to grow or meet goals without reflecting and evaluating.

As we close out the year and prepare for a new year, here are some great questions to ask yourself, journal about, and even discuss with your inner circle peeps. Oftentimes, they will see an area of strength or weaknesses that we might not otherwise catch.

Remember to do this with a posture of mercy, grace and humility. God’s first response to our mistakes is mercy.

You know that term “squirrel brain”? Well some days I think that whoever invented it must have been thinking specifically of me when they coined it. Really. My husband just laughs at me some days. And while squirrel brain moments really do have their advantages, it’s NOT advantageous when it comes to achieving goals. Honestly even some of the most non-squirrel brained people I know have a tough time staying focused on their goals – let alone those of us who have 45 tabs open in our brain at once. Lol. But one thing that I have found in achieving goals consistently is that sometimes having the right tools can make all the difference. So, here are some of my very favorite, tried and true tools to help keep you focused on your goals.