Positive Thinking…Can It Be Learned?
What we think often determines what we believe. Are you a positive thinker or a negative thinker? Do you see the glass as half-full or half-empty? Are we born with a positive or negative outlook? Can positive thinking be learned? You Hold The Power Here's the good...
Procrastination Pitfalls And How to Avoid Them
Procrastination is a common problem, but needn’t be. Learn about procrastination's pitfalls and how to avoid them. Psalm 90:12 (NIV) says, Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom. We all have 24 hours a day to make a difference...
Powerful Promises We All Need
Whose Promises Do You Trust?We can trust God’s promises. They never change, and our hope relies on His Word. His promises are always present. Psalm 46 reminds us they are always there waiting on us to claim for comfort, refuge, help, and strength for any trials we may...
Habits: Small Changes, Big Impact!
What do you think of when you hear the word HABITS? Do you think of the bad ones or the good ones? We all have both kinds – some we don’t want to think about and many we would rather not change. Some of our habits affect only us, and others may affect those around...
Where Is God in My Cancer?
When faced with a serious diagnosis we never expected, we may ask, "Where is God in my cancer?" I’m pretty sure anyone who has heard the words, “It is cancer,” has asked God, “Why me?” I love this quote by an unknown author: “God didn’t promise days without pain,...
You Are Not Alone
You Are Not Alone When was the last time a close friend reminded you that you are not alone? When hearing bad news, especially, "You have cancer," do you feel as if you are on a desert island with nowhere to turn? What will happen next? Where will you get the...
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ABOUT Karyn
Karyn is the best-selling author of Tragedy's Treasures, a Mom Finds Hope in Grief and Loss, a freelance proofreader, wife, mother, grandmother, and breast cancer thriver. She writes and blogs to share hope and strategies for unlocking joy and meeting life’s challenges.
She shares the tools which helped her move forward after losing a sixteen-year-old son in an early morning car accident, and, more recently, a breast cancer diagnosis. 