Tag: mindset
22
Oct
Transition in Change
by Kari Scare
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Transition vs. Change Though often used as synonyms, transition and change are not the same. Change is situational. Transition is psychological & requires “inner reorientation.”...
03
Sep
Overcoming Discouragement
by Kari Scare
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Discouragement happens for a variety of reasons. Maybe that’s why it’s addressed so frequently in the Bible. Job was discouraged because of his family and...
06
Mar
Practicing Righteousness
by Kari Scare
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What is Righteousness? Like faithfulness, many people struggle with the concept of righteousness. It’s a very churchy-sounding word, after all, and can seem overwhelming, even...
19
Dec
Dealing With Stress
by Kari Scare
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This text began a multi-day conversation with my son, a college freshman, as he attempted to prepare for his first round of college finals. This...
07
Mar
Reset. Focus. Prioritize. Encourage.
by Kari Scare
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Reset When anyone’s cell phone seems to “glitch” as my oldest son calls it, my husband immediately says, “Did you turn it off and back...
21
Feb
Select Your Thoughts Like You Select Your Clothing
by Kari Scare
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Enclothed Cognition What determines the clothing you’ll wear each day? Weather? Activity? Fashion? Cost? Mood? Comfort? All of the above? “You need to learn how...
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....
22
Nov
A Higher Standard
by Kari Scare
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If you are truly Playing to Win, you must learn to seize God-ordained opportunity, work hard and stay humble, and develop a laser focus for God. Missionary Jim Elliot...
15
Nov
Playing to Win Instead of Playing to Not Lose
by Kari Scare
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Playing to Not Lose Sports commentators often discuss how teams need to decide to “play to win” instead of simply “playing to not lose.” In...