I have a confession to make. I have an addiction. To data. To numbers. I love to sort, filter, combine, look for patterns and correlations, figure out what makes things tick. I am such a geek. I hope that doesn’t … Read more
I had family visiting this weekend and we had a great time together. Before my guests arrived, I made sure everything was ready for them. We talked a few times about when they would get here, what we would do … Read more
Some days. Yeah, THOSE days. I had one recently. Someone at work didn’t do what they were supposed to and it left more for me to do. Traffic was awful getting home. The talking heads on my husband’s favorite news … Read more
Most days when I sit down to write, my blog post is all written in my head. I’ve been pondering it for a few days, looked up some Bible verses to go with it, maybe searched Pinterest to see if … Read more
Recently, Facebook announced a new “Branded Content” policy. And the bloggerverse freaked out. Like, major freak out. Literal weeping and gnashing of teeth. There is a lot of confusion. Even the social media gurus couldn’t figure out who the new … Read more
This post was originally published in 2016. It has been updated with links and information related to She Speaks 2022. It’s the first Monday of the month and you know what that means! She Speaks Day! And girls, hang on … Read more
Yesterday, I had to decide what colors to use on a new graphic. The day before, it was the agenda for an upcoming event. And last week, I had to decide if an expensive course was a worthwhile investment for … Read more
Over the last several months, as I have talked to my clients and listened to my readers, they have all expressed the same struggle with their online ministry or business. I’ve experienced this struggle myself. All.the.things. All the stuff to do. … Read more
Editor’s Note: I’m very pleased to bring you this guest post from Chad R. Allen (@chadrallen), a writer, speaker, editor, and consultant. Author of Do Your Art: A Manifesto on Rejecting Apathy to Bring Your Best to the World, Chad … Read more
My dad recently gave me this t-shirt as a small thank you for a project I did for him. It perfectly summed up the difference between me and my dad, who is a retired sports journalist. I am a numbers … Read more
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