Learning Non-Negotiables in Work / Life Balance
I’m learning from various folks how they protect their family time from the ever-encroaching demands of work and service. Lately, the concept of “non-negotiables” comes
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I’m learning from various folks how they protect their family time from the ever-encroaching demands of work and service. Lately, the concept of “non-negotiables” comes
This morning I see a groundhog racing around a field as I’m driving to campus. I know this field; sometimes a dozen or so groundhogs
I’ve become aware that I control every single conversation. I confess! I repent! My friend kindly tells me that it’s my leadership style and perhaps
I find a quote by photographer Annie Leibovitz that has me thinking. She says, “I am impressed with what happens when someone stays in the same
This morning I read this in Psalm 143:10: “Teach me to do your will, for you are my God; may your good Spirit lead me
My kinesiology students have been teaching me all about the dangers of a sedentary writer’s life. The research confirms that I must move more throughout
Today I learned several things that may or may not be true from students who heard this information from somewhere. I am so curious that
I asked my students another name game prompt: “What’s one thing you look forward to when you wake up in the morning?” My favorite answer?
I love asking students to interrogate every day objects and routines in their lives to find out what they signify. They consider what’s in plain
Just yesterday, we were covered in snow. Today, it melts, and my daughter Kate and I circle the house just in case we find Signs