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Money on A Mission: How to Align Your Finances with Your Purpose

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The holiday season is a time to reflect on what truly matters—connection, generosity, and family. While the holidays often bring joy and celebration, it’s also the perfect opportunity to teach the value of giving back. Not just with money, but through time and resources. By coming together as a family to support meaningful causes, we strengthen our bonds and gain a fresh perspective on our financial priorities.

One practical way to start is by creating a family giving plan. Discuss what causes resonate most with each family member, whether it’s supporting a local food bank or helping a family in need. Setting a budget for giving and sticking to it ensures that everyone is involved, both financially and emotionally.

For those on a tighter budget, volunteering as a family is a wonderful way to give back. Serving meals at a shelter or organizing a coat drive teaches valuable lessons about compassion, community, and hard work. Encouraging sustainability by donating gently used items is another way to practice giving while decluttering your space.

By fostering generosity and gratitude during the holidays, we create a lasting tradition of giving that extends beyond the season, building a legacy of kindness for future generations.

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Ignite Your Purpose and Dominate Your Year

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In a world that often encourages us to focus on perceived flaws, it’s easy to fall into the trap of critiquing our own appearance. We begin the day by zeroing in on the areas we’d like to change, whether it’s our waistline, the fine lines on our face, or those little imperfections we wish could disappear. However, what if we shifted our mindset? Instead of starting the day with self-criticism, let’s begin with gratitude for our bodies. Every day, our bodies do incredible things—things we often take for granted, like moving, breathing, and healing. This November, let’s choose to celebrate the strength, mobility, and resilience that we often overlook, acknowledging the everyday blessings of our health and fitness. Whether it’s walking, playing, or simply feeling the sensation of touch, let’s take a moment to appreciate what our bodies do for us. After all, a positive body mindset starts with recognizing our worth, just as we are.

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I Lost It All……But Found Myself

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Fatherhood holds a profound influence, yet the experience of having a father varies greatly. Some have never known their fathers, while others have had inconsistent or emotionally distant relationships. These broken bonds can lead to resentment, acceptance of dysfunction, or simply a resigned “it is what it is” attitude.

However, true fatherhood is modeled by God, the ultimate Father, who offers tender love and compassion, even when we fail. His call to men is to reject harmful societal norms of fatherhood and embrace a legacy of love, patience, and moral integrity. The scripture from Ephesians 6:4 reminds fathers to nurture their children tenderly, reflecting God’s gentle correction and unwavering presence.

This Father’s Day, let’s break the cycle of dysfunction. Let’s redefine fatherhood by becoming men who honor their words, show up with love, and create stability for future generations. Through God’s wisdom, men can lead with compassion and humility, leaving a lasting legacy of strength and integrity.

“A gentle father shows his strength in patience, love, and understanding.”

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From Chaos to Calling: One Laugh, One Hug, One Goal at a Time

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The holiday season is traditionally seen as a time for giving, often associated with gifts, sales, and the experiences we share with loved ones. However, for many, the reality of financial strain can bring about anxiety, making it difficult to embrace the spirit of generosity. Despite a strong national economy, many Americans still feel disconnected from that prosperity. However, giving doesn’t have to be tied to material wealth. I was reminded of this recently when I received heartfelt check-ins from friends and family after the election. Their simple gestures of love and concern inspired me to give back by reaching out to others, rekindling connections and offering support. This holiday season, I encourage you to show up for the people you care about—your presence, attention, and love might be the best gift they receive. Giving is about more than spending money; it’s about the value we bring through genuine care and connection.

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