Lately, I’ve been doing a lot of thinking. You know, the kind that helps you see through the mess when everything seems to be in a haze. And let’s be real, that haze feels like a constant companion in the whirlwind that is life nowadays.
Juggling the roles of entrepreneur, mom, wife, friend, and all the other hats I wear can make it super tricky to find a moment just to pause and reflect. And then there are those times when you try to take a breather and end up just staring into space…
Whenever I need a little nudge to dive deep into my thoughts and reconnect with myself, I turn to music, podcasts, and books.
Quick side note before anyone jumps on me – yes, I do my share of praying and connecting with the Divine. That’s like breathing for me, an ongoing conversation. But I’m talking about other stuff here, the things that also lead you to those quiet moments of introspection and self-discovery.
There’s a bunch of authors and podcasters I’m into, and I’ll definitely get into those later. But for now, I want to shout out one in particular that’s been hitting home for me: “The Next Right Thing” by Emily P. Freeman. Seriously, do yourself a favor and give it a listen. Emily’s voice is like a warm blanket, and it feels like she’s talking right to me, every single episode. I’m pretty much hooked.
I wanted to share one episode that I think everyone could get something out of. It’s Episode 16, titled “Walk Slow and Carry Questions.” Towards the end, Emily lays out some questions that are perfect for those quiet moments when you’re searching for some clarity:
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Ms. Beth, I have been “trolling” you for about 6 weeks, as you teach and create. I’m a retired teacher and love to craft myself. I have fallen in love with you and your creations; and a few days ago, I took the step to join up for the subscription kits. I KNOW I won’t regret it!
You are very talented and well-spoken; but the thing that pleases me the most is your talk about your faith. I too am a Christian; and I try to walk daily with the Father. Sometimes it’s quite hard, as you know.
But when I watch you; and now see this podcast about “doing the next right thing”, I am truly blessed and encouraged.
Thank you for being you; and I thank the Father for bringing you into my life and heart. May He bless you and your business more and more every day!
Sincerely,
Jo Travis
(Kentucky)
Thank you so much for the kind words ❤️❤️ I appreciate you!
Loved it! ❤ it touches my heart today.
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What Jo Travis wrote was amazing! I have a lot in common with her, because everything she said was true for me as well, minus 1 item! I too have been watching your posts for several weeks and I’m a Christian and a retired teacher who now lives in Kentucky, who loves to craft. You inspire me in many ways, and I love you for your talent, your willingness to share, and for your sweet spirit. The only thing different is that I was not able to sign up for the kits. Keep doing what you’re doing. Thank you so much. If there’s a way for me to connect with Jo, I’d love that too!
Lois Baxter
Kentucky
You too are very kind ❤️ I am definitely going to keep doing what I’m doing ❤️