Are you facing a season of transition? It might a big one, like becoming an empty nester. Or a smaller one, like having kids out of school for the summer. If transitions and seasons of change tend to bring anxiety … 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
This post is part of my Write 31 Days Challenge series, based on results of the Online Christian Creative Survey. Click here to see all posts in the series One of the greatest misconceptions about blogging or any other form of … Read more
I am delighted to have my friend Marva from SunSparkleShine visiting on the blog. This girl knows her way around a plan and a strategy! I hope her words are encouraging as you seek to make all your minutes matter. … Read more
Perfect timing. When a friend unexpectedly shows up with dinner when you’ve had a bad day at work. When a check lands in your mailbox on the day a big bill is due. When someone cancels their hair appointment five … Read more
It’s Sunday night. Kids to get in bed. Lunches to make. Laundry to put away. When you sit down to think about the week ahead, all you see is a calendar full of events and appointments and a to-do list … Read more
There’s not much more exciting for an office supply addict and planning geek than a brand new planner. Page after page of possibility stretching out in front of you in little boxes, pretty fonts and open spaces. But two or … Read more
I’ve tried them all. The best advice and tools I could find to manage my time. Batching. Bullet Journaling. Pomodoro Method. And all the planners …. even one I designed myself from scratch. Each of those things have their own … Read more
Busy days, constantly rushing from one task to another errand. There is not enough time in the day for all the things we need to do, whether for work, for ministry or for family. But every once in a while (and … 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.
