All tagged Maturity

The One Word Answer to Our Differences

The One Word Answer to Our Differences

Cammie Wilson
Authenticity, Challenge, Christian Relationships, Coaching, Emotional Health, Empathy, emotionally healthy spirituality, Faith, Encouragement, Faithfulness, Forgiveness, Freedom, Inspiration, Journey, joy, loving others well, Mentoring, New Blog, Peace, Personal Growth, Racial Unity, Relationships, Self-awareness, soul, Soul Work, Grace

Recently, I was a bit taken back by the Facebook post of a former high school classmate. I believed it to be more profound than could be understood at first glance, causing me to mull it over for a couple of days. It made me want to have a conversation regarding the deeper meaning.  Some may have thought it was just simply sweet.  I thought it was more than that. 

Above this picture of two happy, handsome, middle-aged men – one black, the other white - were these words written by Bryan Pittman:

When Time Management No Longer Works

When Time Management No Longer Works

Cammie Wilson
Authenticity, Bible truths, Challenge, Choices, Christian Woman, Coaching, Consultant, Disagreements, Emotional Health, emotionally healthy spirituality, Empathy, Encouragement, Faith, Faithfulness, Forgiveness, Freedom, God's Will, God's Presence, Healing, Healthy Lifestyle, Holy Spirit, Identifying Leaders, Inspiration, Journey, joy, Leadership, loving others well, Marriage, Mentor, Mentoring, New Blog, Our Journey, Parenting, Overcoming Doubt, Peace, Perfection, Personal Growth, Prayer, Promised Land, Responsibility, Self-care, Silence, Solitude, soul, spirit, Spiritual Warfare, Transparency, Trials and Tribulations, Uncategorized, Unknown, worship

There I was again – too much to do and too little time to do it.  Honestly, it seemed to be the story of my life these past months.  You’d think with the kids grown and gone; I’d be getting more - not less - done.  In the past it wasn’t a problem. I was practical a machine!  Being someone with what seemed to be endless energy, each day would begin with a mental, or better yet, written list of all that needed to be accomplished. I always knew how much I could get done, almost down to the minute. I considered myself to a Time Management Master.