Sarah P. Jose
March 26, 2024
Well, I guess I’m outcome independent now.
Not sure how I feel about that.
In his book, The Way Out, Alan Gordon promotes the ideal of becoming outcome independent (not emotionally attached to any specific outcome) in our attitude toward our pain.
February 15, 2024
Former addicts understand how to celebrate small victories. People in physical rehabilitation understand how a movement so small and natural to some can represent weeks of hard and painful work when recovering from major injuries. Today’s story is about a very small thing that is very big.
February 9, 2024
Coming to the right side of my drawing, and the final leg of my own yellow brick road, I drew one last emotion.
February 9, 2024
Does pain count as an emotion? I feel overwhelmed. I feel love. I feel pain. Yet, while overwhelm bullies its way into my mind, and love rests in my heart, pain very definitely lives in my body.
February 9, 2024
Observing my hand doodling delicate designs and shading in the waves of overwhelm, the positive, hopeful part of my brain rose in defense: “Wait.
February 9, 2024
Many growing teachers and leaders have developed their own leadership timeline. By thoughtfully mapping out our educational and leadership experiences, we can all obtain a deeper understanding of just how much God has woven into us.
January 6, 2024
This blog is about moving forward one step at a time, one small decision at a time. Sometimes we hear about our great destiny in God and feel frustrated. Many of us are just trying to get through today..