fear less

Across the last year, when the news channels have increasingly used bad news to hold us in a perpetual state of fear, it takes courage to be a person of Good News. It takes courage to not camouflage in culture and speak the language of conspiracy theories and doom. Isaiah […]

People of Good News

31 May, 2021 in May 2021: Camouflage / Radio Scripts tagged fear less / hope / Isaiah by Amanda

Sometimes if I listen to culture, expectation appears to be a dirty word – or at the very least, something to be avoided and rarely applied to others. Particularly our children. When did this happen? When did expectations become primarily associated with fear and anxiety? I believe expectations are part […]

Expectations

1 Feb, 2021 in Feb 2021: Expectations / Radio Scripts tagged #gratitude / expectations / fear less by Kelley

A woman with a voice is by definition a strong woman. But the search to find that voice can be remarkably difficult. – Melinda Gates I’ve struggled to find my voice. I struggled because I didn’t think it was worth hearing – but I knew that that couldn’t be […]

She is strong in her struggle

8 Mar, 2018 in FEAR LESS tagged #internationalwomensday / fear less / kinwomen by Joni Leimgruber

Kinwomen — “You are enough. A thousand times enough.” – Atticus If I was to write a list of my flaws, it would look something like this: Too shy Too task focused Too needy Not fit enough Too serious Not intellectual enough Too analytical Terrible at telling jokes (awkward silence) When did […]

Embracing flaws

2 Mar, 2018 in 2018 your limitations / FEAR LESS tagged atticus / fear less / limitations / you are enough by Joni Leimgruber

Kinwomen — “There is always a glimmer in those who have been through the dark.” – Atticus Some people say it’s better the devil you know. But sometimes familiar pain can be so much worse than the surprising kind. That feeling of – not again, I know this feeling and I didn’t […]

Finding Courage for Next Time

27 Feb, 2018 in 2018 NEXT / FEAR LESS tagged fear less / kinwomen / next by Joni Leimgruber