IN OTHER WORDS – Dickens had it right.
This past week had too many misfortunes so time to reflect on the blessings. I’m grateful it is my left hand in a cast and not my right. Blessed to have unexpected time at home to catch up on my studies. Thankful for a kind husband who is making a valiant attempt to braid my long hair.
Have you had a rough week?
What are your blessings?
IN OTHER WORDS – From John Maxwell’s book, “Acquiring and keeping good people is a leader’s most important task.”
“There is no success without a successor.”
“The more people you lead, the more leaders you need.”
Leadership in our churches is often an area we overlook.
Perhaps we think this happens naturally and things simply fall into place. Not!
I highly recommend John Maxwell’s book on leadership for anyone involved in ministry.
Have you read a good book lately on leadership?
IN OTHER WORDS – Concentrating on all my blessings this week – how about you?
Stop by my friend’s blog for my guest post on being thankful at www.sherryjcarter.blogspot.com
Share one blessing you are thankful for today…
IN OTHER WORDS – Love this quote. Good friends are a blessing from the Lord.
And good writer friends are some of the most crazy, zany, imaginative, laugh-a-minute kind of people to be blessed with.
So wonderful to participate in the Blue Ridge Mts. Christian Writers Conference and meet old friends and find new ones! Pics to follow…
What are your “friend” stories where you discovered kindred spirits?
IN OTHER WORDS – I think he had it right!
For struggling writers everywhere.
If it’s not happening, go do something else for awhile.
Then go back and write something worth reading!
Winter 2014 - Photo by C.A. Lovely
“Snowflakes are one of nature’s most fragile things, but just look what they can do when they stick together.”- Vesta M. Kelly
“Now I beseech you, brethren, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye all speak the same thing, and that there be no divisions among you; but that ye be perfectly joined together in the same mind and in the same judgment.” I Cor. 1:10
Imagine what we could do, working together!
This should be the last winter post of snowy weather since SPRING arrives next week.
