As some of you know, I am in the beginning stages of launching a life coaching business that focuses on grief and marriage. I don’t have my website yet, but I have started getting all the things I need to be official, like registering my business name, getting an EIN number and opening a bank account, so that’s exciting. It’s nice to have this year to figure it out. I am hoping to get an actual paying client at some point this year and to have a marriage conference type event

"Be still and know that I am God” – Psalm 46:10 If you had asked me a couple of months ago if I had quiet time with the Lord, I would have said yes, every morning. Lately my “quiet time” has been challenged. Do I really have quiet time? Do I really have moments when I am still and can hear the still small voice of God? Since I’m writing, I’m guessing you can predict that my answer was not a resounding yes. My husband and I are working through a devotion on an app called “The

Grief is a journey. A long one. A journey you don’t want to take but at the same time are helpless to do anything about. I have learned that no one is an expert in grief. So, if someone says they are, don’t buy it. The only expert in grief is the griever. If you happen to be walking alongside someone like me, just listen. Allow them to be the expert in their story and for you to be willing to learn what that means. No two people will grieve the same. Even if they expe