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Hands ON or Hands TOWARD: Finding a Balance in Compassion, Concern, and Capacity

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The untimely death of NASCAR star Kyle Busch hit me harder than I expected. I’ve followed NASCAR for years, and although I had other favorite drivers, I was familiar with the Busch family’s racing pursuits, infertility journey, and presence in the sport. I appreciated Kyle’s skill, was entertained by his antics, and enjoyed seeing his […]

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Kudos, Cautions and Questions about AI

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I’ve been using AI for some time now—partly for personal use and partly for business. Over time, it’s been interesting to watch how strongly people feel about tools like ChatGPT, which is the one I’m most familiar with (and what will be referred to in the rest of this post.) One side of the spectrum

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Get Over It

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Are you like me—getting tired of inattentive customer service, discourteous drivers, and a general tone of belligerence in our society? I’m writing this on National Get Over It Day, which really should be every day, and it feels like a fitting time to share something I recently learned. A local restaurant (the name of which

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Relational Capital: Are You Building or Destroying It?

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In banking, we do a lot of transactions. Deposits. Transfers. Withdrawals. We make decisions several times a month, even daily, about what we will spend money on, what we are willing to invest in, which bills to pay, and whether we need more clients or even a new job to help us afford it all.

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The Conundrum of January

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As the calendar moves through January, many of our thoughts shift toward new starts, new hopes, and new efforts to improve our lives. But I’ve also noticed a growing trend of people pushing back on the typical January activities, opting instead for reminders of concepts like “wintering”—allowing mind, body, and soul to ease into the

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With wishes for a wonderful Christmas, New Year and Holiday Season

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I want to wish all my readers a holiday season filled with hope and peace—enjoying family, friends, bustle, reflection, preparation, remembrance, retreat, good food, music, lights, festive décor, and above all, a deepening relationship with Christ and a lived-out love for the people who cross your path. I also feel it’s important to step back

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Gratitude and Learning

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As we approach Thanksgiving here in the United States, I want to pause with gratitude for you. I’ve been blessed to have readers for many years—through my blog, social media, and books. Some of you support my work financially through Circle of Hope (contact me for more info!), by buying books, or by hiring me

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From Fall Leaves to Laugh Lines

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Hello readers! November already?!? Where has 2025 gone? Honorable Living November always seems to invite gratitude, doesn’t it? The world moves fast, and the pull toward Christmas starts earlier every year. I tend to be a little rebellious about it, and instead of getting into Christmas just yet, try to linger in fall just a

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Kindness, Balance and a Bit of Wandering

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October has already been full of meaning. A beloved young family member underwent long-awaited heart surgery—a huge relief and blessing after the procedure was postponed from July. I had the chance to travel to Charleston, SC, combining family support, business, and some well-earned downtime with my husband (including walks on our loved Folly Beach.) The

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When You WANT to Find a Mouse

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I was really blessed by this recent email from a reader: “Hi Beth, I thought I would let you know that I am so glad that you have returned to sending out newsletters. I have enjoyed reading all of them and it brightens my day. Thank you for the tips on how to manage content

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Hands ON or Hands TOWARD: Finding a Balance in Compassion, Concern, and Capacity

Kudos, Cautions and Questions about AI

Get Over It

Relational Capital: Are You Building or Destroying It?

The Conundrum of January

With wishes for a wonderful Christmas, New Year and Holiday Season

Gratitude and Learning

From Fall Leaves to Laugh Lines

Kindness, Balance and a Bit of Wandering

When You WANT to Find a Mouse

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