Tag Archives: anxiety

Traveling at the Speed of Life . . .

I was living my best life, and then I had a stroke. I’m retired, but had been working several part time jobs I enjoyed. Occasional travel. Family and friends to do life with. Annual participation in a few marathons (mostly … Continue reading →

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Prayerful Action Against Anxiety (Reboot)

Doesn’t is seem like there is always something to be worried about? If not in our personal lives – then one quick look at the news highlights can fuel our angst rapidly? I read a study by Harvard Business Review … Continue reading →

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When Thanksgiving and Anxiety Coexist

The Thanksgiving schedule looks vaguely familiar to most of us: Leave for your destination or start preparing days in advance if you’re the host. Arrive, visit, get caught up, watch the football games – and then it’s time to eat. … Continue reading →

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When Your Anxiety Is Off The Charts (reboot)

Doesn’t is seem like there is always something to be worried about? If not in our personal lives – then one quick look at the news highlights can fuel our angst rapidly? I read a study by Harvard Business Review … Continue reading →

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Finding Peace When Chaos is The Norm (Part 2)

Thank you so much for the positive feedback in the comments or in person regarding last month’s post. I guess I’m not the only one dealing with worry and anxiety (LOL)? There’s much more on this topic – so let’s … Continue reading →

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Finding Peace When Chaos is the Norm

This is the fourth time I’ve changed the topic for this month. I started with something on New Year’s resolutions. Then moved to goals. Then moved to balance in four key areas of our lives. None of it got past … Continue reading →

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Thanksgiving 101

The Thanksgiving schedule looks vaguely familiar to most of us: Leave for your destination or start preparing days in advance if you’re the host. Arrive, visit, get caught up, watch the football games – and then it’s time to eat. … Continue reading →

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3 Things We Shouldn’t Do – But We Can! (Part 1)

How many of us sometime during our life time saw that sign – “Wet Paint – Do Not Touch” and we touched it??? Or how about as kids, saw a taped off area that said, “Do Not Enter” and thought … Continue reading →

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What To Do When Your Anxiety Is Off The Charts . . .

Doesn’t is seem like there is always something to be worried about? If not in our personal lives – then one quick look at the news highlights can fuel our angst rapidly? I read a study by Harvard Business Review … Continue reading →

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Combating Anxiety Victoriously . . .

Multiple studies I recently researched all confirm that anxiety disorders are the most common mental health condition in the United States. In fact, anxiety disorders were also number one before the global pandemic hit in 2020. So what do we … Continue reading →

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