Another Cold Day

Another cold day. And not just the kind that stings your hands or settles into your bones. This is the quieter kind of cold—the kind that slows you down just enough to hear what’s been humming beneath the surface. As we inch toward 2026, this kind of cold feels strangely appropriate. It doesn’t demand anything. …

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Entering 2026 With a Peace‑Led Life

Peace grows when we choose gentleness over pride. God never ties your worth to output or achievement — He delights when you slow down, breathe, and rest in His care... We don’t talk about gentleness much. In a world that rewards speed, certainty, and strong opinions, gentleness can feel like weakness. Pride, on the other …

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Christmas Reminds Us That Light Shines Brightest in the Dark

A Season of Light in the Midst of Darkness; Coaching Helps You Find Clarity in Every Season Every December, as the days grow shorter and the nights stretch long, we find ourselves surrounded by light. Strings of bulbs drape across rooftops, candles flicker in windows, and trees glow with ornaments that catch and scatter brightness. …

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Letting Go of Expectations: Designing a Holiday Season That Feels Right for You

Introduction: The Weight of Holiday Expectations The holiday season often arrives wrapped in layers of expectation. Family traditions, cultural norms, social media snapshots, and even our own inner voices whisper what the season “should” look like. We imagine perfect gatherings, flawless meals, joyful reunions, and a sense of peace that somehow emerges from the chaos. …

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Holding Space for Both Joy and Sadness This Holiday Season

Introduction: The Paradox of the Holidays The holiday season is often painted in bright colors—twinkling lights, cheerful music, busy gatherings, and the promise of joy. Yet for many, this time of year also carries shadows. The absence of loved ones, the weight of memories, or the quiet ache of grief can make the season feel …

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Coaching vs. Counseling: Choosing the Right Path for Your Season of Growth

Every Story Has a Frame At Storyboard Coaching, I often remind people that every story begins with a frame. Each frame represents a moment in your life—a chapter in your story. Some frames are filled with joy and purpose. Others are marked by pain, confusion, or transition. The question I hear most often is: “Do …

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The Mountains Are Calling

There’s something truly transformational about answering nature’s call—a call I’ve recognized throughout my journey as a life coach. I’ve spent time in various forests over the years, one of my favorites is the Shawnee National Forest, sitting beside serene streams and reflective lakes, and gathering around the comforting glow of campfires. In these quiet moments, …

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Finding Inspiration in Your Daily Life

Every day offers unexpected moments of magic, even if it hides in plain sight. I’ve spent years as a life coach, learning that inspiration isn’t something that magically appears only on special occasions. Instead, it’s found in the ordinary moments that make up our daily lives. When I make a habit of looking closer, even …

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