Tag: frustration
19
Nov
What Could Go Right?
by Kari Scare
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You’ve probably heard some form of this quote in a movie, usually said with a twinkling eye: “What could go wrong?” After all, what would...
18
Jun
Green & Growing or Ripe & Rotting
by Kari Scare
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Never Done Housework. Healthy living. Good relationships. Learning. Parenting. Ministry. Faith. None of these are ever really completed. Any completion is really only a step...
24
Apr
Applying Personality Profiles
by Kari Scare
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Personality Profiles Over the past 20 years or so, I’ve taken at least three different types of personality profile assessments. They all provide the same,...
20
Mar
The Joy of Discovery
by Kari Scare
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“There is no such thing as the unknown — only things temporarily hidden, temporarily not understood.” (Captain James T. Kirk, Star Trek) I love to know...
09
Jan
Life Themes, Part 2
by Kari Scare
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Life Themes This is a long post. Evaluating a year should take some time. Does for me anyway. Not only do I need to go...
01
Aug
What Drives Your Passion?
by Kari Scare
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What is Passion? Passion for anything, including my work, my kids and my husband, is misplaced if they exist as the focus and driving force...
28
Mar
5 Principles for Focusing on the Now
by Kari Scare
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Having a Balanced Focus Many people live in the past. Some long for the glory days while others staunchly resist any change. Others live planning...
03
Jan
The Only Solution to Worry
by Kari Scare
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Worn Out from Worry Couldn’t sleep the other night. Worry consumed my mind. Racing thoughts kept me awake even though fatigue pulled at my eyelids....
08
Nov
Learn To Single-Task Again
by Kari Scare
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In 2010, I crashed and burned mentally. The official diagnosis involved adrenal fatigue, and many factors led to my state of exhaustion. One of the...
06
Sep
Limitations and Strengths
by Kari Scare
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“It is not until we are comfortable with and thankful for our limitations that God empowers us to be used in our strengths.” (Dick Brogden,...