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Where are you this week? Are you feeling like a bubblegum ball in a dispenser pinging all over the place, hoping for a chance to be dropped in the slot? When you realize you have finally dropped in the slot, you are consumed with not an ounce of flavor left.
I sold and gave away books this week. I received encouragement and gave some this week. If you need any books for gift giving, check out my website for devotionals, children’s books, and inspirational fiction.
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Do you need some motivation? Ideas for your writing? Ways to grow in your faith? Wednesday Words is my video blog that posts once a week. Check out my website for more information on my published books and workshop offers. https://cindybcurtis.com
What are you doing this week? Do you have a reason for your actions? In other words, have you examined the reasons why you are doing what you've chosen to do? When I was leaving Austin, TX, I stopped to video an amazing site. Birds gathering loudly on a group of trees outside a busy airport at sunrise caught my attention. I have not learned about them yet. That was not my why. My why was, "Why don't I get a picture, or better yet, a video to share with my subscribers?” Here's a bonus 9...
Limitations call for a reality check. What can I change? What must I accept? Folly Pier on a cold January afternoon Abundance can be great or awful. Why am I experiencing abundance? Why do I need to set better limits? I am working on the last ten scenes for book two. This writing time is filled with limitations and abundances. I am also honored to be part of a team of hard working people to offer The Walk to Emmaus experience next month for the Lowcountry to over 30 people seeking to grow...
January is fraught with pros and cons. A fresh new year can feel exciting. With all the overeating, overindulging, over-giving, over and over from October 31 to January 1, we tend to favor enough is enough when January rolls around. The last quarter of 2025 hit hard this year. Processing all of that and still being in real-time present was a constant battle. Sometimes, I needed to be alone when I was called to be with a lot of great people. Sometimes, I needed those same great people, and I...