Focus: How Christian women can manage their family, work, and community roles while remaining aligned with their purpose.
This blog explores resilience as a critical aspect of personal development, emphasizing the role of the Truth Mindset in aligning thoughts with God’s promises for strength and endurance.
"Commit thy works unto the Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established." (Proverbs 16:3)
Ziglar Quote: "When you do the things you need to do when you need to do them, the day will come when you can do the things you want to do when you want to do them."
In a world that values quick success and instant gratification, resilience can often feel like an outdated concept. But as Christians, resilience is essential for our personal development and spiritual growth. Resilience means having the ability to stand firm in your faith, even when life throws you challenges. It is the strength to keep going, rooted in the belief...
Can you stand on your own two feet? Are you the independent type, or do you rely on others for your answers, care, and decisions? If you are looking to improve your independence, you are in luck! It is never too late to increase your independence, and doing so will significantly increase your freedom to enjoy your life with no limits!
Indeed, we are often the person who holds us back the most. And if you think that is true - what areas are you holding yourself back from achieving more success? Is it your health, finances, business, or relationships? It is probably more than one of these. So here are four areas of your life where you can create more independence and begin thinking for yourself:
I think everyone can agree that you cannot make gains in any other areas of your life without your health. To be independently healthy, you need to exercise good habits in your life, such as eating quality foods, getting the proper nutrition, and staying active. These are all...
Recognizing your success boosts self-esteem. But it also helps you realize more about yourself and your strengths. Every woman excels in at least one area (often more than one). Acknowledging even small successes can help you realize where your best skills lie and do activities that empower you to take advantage of these skills.
When you do something well, you sense accomplishment, confidence, and pride surge in you because you could achieve something that helped yourself or others. In many cases, you were the best individual for the task and were more skilled to achieve it than others. So, people look to you to complete the job and accomplish the feat so quickly and easily.
During the times you are having difficulty or are struggling with challenges, it is essential to look back to your successes and realize that you can do great things and succeed at what you are currently doing. Now and again, life throws us a curveball. This makes us uncomfortable and causes us to struggle...
"And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God." (Romans 12:2)
In today's fast-paced society, personal development is often associated with career advancement, goal-setting, and self-improvement. However, true growth stems from a deeper place—a growth mindset rooted in Christ. When we allow God to direct our personal development, we experience transformation that goes beyond worldly achievements. With God’s truth as our foundation, we are empowered to face challenges, embrace change, and trust that every obstacle serves a higher purpose in our journey.
Zig Ziglar said, "Positive thinking will let you do everything better than negative thinking will."
True personal devel...
In a world filled with distractions, developing self-discipline is one of the most powerful tools that Christian women can use to take control of their personal development and faith. The Word of God teaches us the importance of discipline in both spiritual and personal aspects of life. It requires a deep commitment to growth, trust in God’s guidance, and the ability to focus on what truly matters. Let us explore how self-discipline, grounded in biblical principles, is the foundation for success and fulfillment in all areas of life.
"He that hath no rule over his own spirit is like a city that is broken down, and without walls." – Proverbs 25:28 (KJV)
At the core of self-discipline is the ability to control not only our actions but also our thoughts. The Truth Mi...
As we start to wind down on the year 2020, let's begin to plan for 2021. The new year holds promise for much growth. Start to plan goals so that you will be successful.
“Success means having the courage, the determination, and the will to become the person you believe you were meant to be.” George Sheehan
The definition of "successful" is different for every woman. Essentially, it is about who you are and who you are becoming. Success involves living up to your potential and achieving your dreams. Your success is what will bring you a life of contentment, pride, and enthusiasm in your accomplishments.
Too often than not, we make lists of goals we want to achieve, but the list remains on the nightstand or kitchen table. The words do not move from the page, and success seems to elude us. Regardless of what success means to you, there are strategies for making it all happen and come true for you. Attaining success is not as complicated as you might think. And, it is not only m...
You may believe that hobbies are not vital. After all, they will take time away from work and family. However, personal pursuits serve many essential purposes, including helping you stay emotionally and mentally healthy.
If you have been avoiding spending time doing activities you like to do. Maybe it is time to recommit to a little "me time" and take up your preferred pastimes again.
What are the first thoughts crossing your mind when that alarm clock goes off first thing in the morning? Do you instantly hit that snooze button? Do you try to think of any possible way to keep yourself in your comfy warm bed? Do you just wonder how so many women are getting up early and getting things done? Life Coach for Ladies is here to help!
Many morning routines you find online take hours to complete—a physical activity for thirty minutes, multiple Morning Pages, or thirty minutes of meditating on God's word. Most women cannot come up with that kind of spare time in the morning.
But, in no more than ten minutes, you can establish a morning practice that will leave you in the proper mindset to conquer the day. Read below to discover some time-saving habits you can integrate into each morning.
Minute 1 – Drink Water
Start storing a bottle of water next to your bed. Prior to you even getting out of bed, drink the water. Your body is dehydrated following a long night of...
It is pretty comfortable to sit back and keep the status quo. After all, if you do not rock the boat, you cannot fall into the water. But with few risks, there are few rewards.
Abandon Your Fears
You already recognize that accepting risks is, well, risky. To develop courage, you need to master your fears. But, it is not as straightforward as it sounds. If you have spent the better part of your life with fear, it is ingrained in your subconscious, but it is not impossible to change. All you require now is the willingness to overcome your fears. When you want to abandon your fears, there is nothing that can stop you!
Here are a few tips to keep fear at bay:
“I do not have the time.”
How frequently do you say these words when it comes to self-care? Oh, you know it is good for you. But really, what woman has hours to spare to take care of themselves?
Very frankly… you do. You have more time than you imagine. The following six self-care tips will each take you less than one minute to do.
Take a Deep Breath
Anytime you feel tense, stressed out, or even just a little ‘off,’ taking some deep breaths will alter the situation for the better. The key? Do not just breathe. Hold your breath in-between steps for the most significant impact. Begin with inhaling to the count of five, then hold it for the count of five, and exhale to the count of five.
Slow Down Your Lunch
When was the last time you relished your food? The next time you eat something, pause while chewing to appreciate the textures and flavors. By doing so, you aid in digestion and rediscover the joy of eating simultaneously!
Pause the Whole Shebang
There is much t...