My favorite thing about the Honor Circle is watching my friends apply what they learn in ways that work for them, and then share it with the rest of us. Our girl Susan from Growing A Content Heart came up … Read more
As we are coming up on the mid-point of the year, you may be asking yourself where six whole months have gone! I know I am! This is the perfect time to review your progress towards those goals you set … Read more
As we wrap up the Productivity Myth Busters series, we are going to hit on a couple of popular productivity tips and some tweaks that have helped them work better for me. I also want to give you a little … Read more
Web platforms, browser extensions, apps, and desktop software—there is no shortage of helpful tools for today’s business and ministry leaders. While these tools can be total game-changers for you and your organization, they can also be challenging to learn. This … Read more
When it comes to productivity tips for writers and creatives, most of them come down to removing distractions. Turn off your notifications, close your extra browser tabs, prioritize you to-do list to the three most important things to do today … Read more
Running a solo business or ministry is tough. So many things to do, and they all fall on you. It is exhausting, lonely and means you spend less time doing the work of your heart. How would it feel to … Read more
There aren’t many times when my chemical engineering background is helpful in the world of online business and ministry. But when it comes to the information that bombards us everyday, the most basic scientific principle applies. In – Out = … Read more
All the ideas, constantly bombarding my brain. Not just ideas for writing and blog posts, but also: ministry ideas family vacation ideas product ideas business collaboration ideas The list of ideas goes on and on. I’ve described it before as … Read more
What do you envision when you think of brainstorming? A stream of disconnected thoughts spilling from your mind to a page? A group of people randomly bouncing ideas off of each other? That kind of free-thinking is useful in some … Read more
I hear it every day, from people trying to find the their next right step. “I have too many ideas and not enough time.” “There are so many things to do, I don’t know which ones to do first.” “I hear … Read more
Do A New Thing equips busy communicators and leaders with project management and problem solving skills so they can turn their big ideas into a successful ministry or business.
