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by Shannon Garrison Life has its fair share of pain and hardship. Our difficult seasons can be so overwhelming that they feel almost unbearable. The ugly divorce, the devastating cancer diagnosis, the shocking betrayal of a close friend, the unexpected death of a child, the toxic and abusive relationship—these circumstances can be life-altering, bringing with […]

Treading Water

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by Heather Green We all say “yes” every day. Sometimes it’s obvious, like accepting a new job, welcoming a helping hand, or embracing a new friendship. Sometimes our “yes” is much quieter, as we give way to our attitudes, fears, excuses, or even our desires. Whatever our “yes” looks like, it starts with a decision […]

The Power of Yes

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By Shannon Garrison Where fear and insecurity rule, overcompensation takes root. Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary defines overcompensation as “the excessive reaction to a feeling of inferiority, guilt, or inadequacy leading to an exaggerated attempt to overcome the feeling.”¹ The Cambridge Dictionary defines it as “the act of trying too hard to correct a problem and, therefore, creating […]

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