Years ago, while attending an AA meeting, someone gave me advice that completely caught me off guard. He told me I was too young to quit drinking and should go back out and enjoy life before returning later. Thankfully, I didn't listen. Looking back, I realize he viewed
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I was absolutely convinced my husband had taken my car keys. Not 50% sure. Not 90% sure. 110% percent sure. The problem? He didn't have them. I had left them in the car. It's amazing how quickly we jump to conclusions. We fill in missing details,
Most of us appreciate being recognized for our hard work. It feels good when someone notices the effort, time, and heart we've invested. But what happens when nobody notices? I found myself thinking about that while volunteering for a project that required many hours behind the scenes. Some
Everyone seems to be searching for happiness. We read books about it, listen to podcasts about it, and chase after it in a hundred different ways. Yet somehow it still feels just out of reach. Maybe the problem isn't that happiness is impossible to find. Maybe we'
With over 15 years in live broadcast and media, I bring products, stories, and ideas to life on-air — from over a decade as a national host for QVC and HSN to my faith-driven work as founder of InSight Out Media and radio host for Pillar Media, including STAR 99.1. I'm also a Colson Fellow and graduate of the World Journalism Institute. Faith shapes how I live and how I communicate, in all of life's ordinary moments. Through Anchor Points and this space, I love encouraging you with practical hope, stories that matter, and products that truly make everyday life better. I absolutely love what I do, and I'm grateful to walk alongside you.
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It was a completely ordinary week. Too busy to make a grocery run, so I pulled up the app like I've done plenty of times before and started adding things to my cart. Bread, milk, bananas. Nothing complicated. A couple hours later the doorbell rings, my husband grabs
We treat our bodies a little like Christmas trees. Every December, out come the bins from the garage. Lights, ornaments, the garland that somehow gets more tangled every year. We turn this plain tree into something elaborate and bright that we prop up in the corner and admire. And honestly?
