When your best laid plans fall apart you can scream “it’s not fair” or make a decision that there is a better idea out there. Even when things are seemingly falling apart we can reach for the goal with confidence that while it may not be going as we planned – there is a master plan.

For most people there is a whole lot of life happening every single day. Day after day “too much life happening” can wear a person out. There may not always be a way to reduce your responsibilities and obligations but we can all stop trying to do life on our own and seek the help we need.

The problem with waiting is that it takes such a long time. When we can get our thinking out of the mindset of how long is this going to take anyway? And transition to what do I need to learn and/or do? we can move to the place of enjoying life even while we are waiting.

Sometimes cutting your losses and moving on is the right thing to do. When you “quit” what is not in your best interests you free yourself up to pursue the right path for you.

Most people have experienced the feeling that nobody seems to care. While it’s certainly not a pleasant experience it can propel us to new level of understanding that redefines how we see ourselves and others.

When you’ve suffered heartbreak, anguish, or tremendous grief it may be difficult to get through the day much less see hope for the future. While there isn’t a prescription for healing a broken heart there is a way to complete wholeness.

A half-truth is still a whole lie and over time deception erodes trust. When trust is broken is all hope lost? Will you ever be able to trust again? There are no “easy” answers but there are steps you can take to find out what’s next.

When your efforts seem to go unnoticed it can be easy to surmise that it’s just not worth it. When we dare to see beyond our limited circumstances we gain new perspective that makes all the difference.

We live in a fast paced culture that wears “busy” as a badge of honor. Before we know it we can move from busy to overwhelmed. In times like these we can transition from “overwhelmed” as we deliberately change our mindset.