We tend to see self-care as bath bombs and Ben & Jerry’s, but what if it’s really budgets and bedtimes?

You know me, I love finding analogies in unexpected places—and it may seem a bit silly at first glance but if you stop and think about it, these categories present some seriously great questions to ask and get yourself thinking.

For almost two full years, I teetered on the ledge of wanting to start, full of fear.  Now, two years on the other side of it, all I can say is I’m so thankful I took the jump.

You don't have to be the outdoorsy girl or the girl who likes to wear dresses—you can be both.

Sort of like one of those "What I Eat In A Day" posts you see from food bloggers, but with a twist.

Without rest, it’s easy to let my schedule control me—rather than the other way around.  I become reactionary, rather than intentional.  

What little idea are you holding onto, waiting for someday—when you have more experience, or when you’re better at it, or when you’re more confident in it?  What if that experience, betterment, and confidence came from simply starting?

Without taking time to tune out the distractions of our day-to-day lives, there's something crucial we'll miss out on. 

We actually have more control over what we crave than we think.

Jesus calls Himself the Living Water, so I shouldn't have been surprised that in the process of trying to drink more water, I learned more about HIM.

Growth is gradual—keep going even if you don't feel like it's happening.