Live The Vibrant Life
For better or worse, puns & cheesy jokes play a major part in my personality. So using a ketchup bottle to promote the subject of Keep Up vs. Catch up is very ME. A ketchup bottle is an apt metaphor to kick things off for us today.
We’re getting down and dirty with our topic today: Bloom Where You’re Planted. I love plants, their beauty, and their variety. You could even say they make things vibrant.
On particularly rough days when I’m sure I can’t possibly endure, I like to remind myself that my track record for getting through bad rough days so far is 100%…and that’s pretty good.
Today we’re talking about the Outward Expressions Of You Inside. There are a lot of layers to the topic so just like in the classic movie Shrek, we’ll peel our way to the center like an onion.
Today, we’re covering a principle that has truly changed my life. It’s something that I’ve strived to practice in my day to day for a long time now, and that is Never Suppress A Generous Thought.
Mary Poppins teaches many things, but today I’m focusing on the “Spoonful of Sugar” song. To quote the classy character, “In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun…
If when I say “Wabi Sabi” you are picturing the spicy green stuff that comes with your sushi, that’s not quite right. That’s Wasabi. I like sushi, but wasabi isn’t really my thing. But Wabi Sabi is definitely something I can get down with. In simple terms, Wabi Sabi is the art of embracing and appreciating imperfection.
Celebrate the 10th episode of The Vibrant Life Podcast as I interview my sister, Kimberly Romrell. We discuss life as single women, connecting with other people, the joy of service, and more.
Have you ever heard the expression that someone (maybe even you) is not the brightest crayon in the box? If you are thinking that you’re a dull crayon than this episode is for you.
Resistance deforms our spirit. It stunts us and makes us less than we are and were born to be. It prevents us from achieving the life God intended when He endowed each of us with our own unique genius.