Author: Adriana

I am a Christ follower, wife, Mother, Nana, ordained minister, spiritual director and fellow life traveler. While I wear many hats, as a spiritual director, I am called to walk alongside people as they explore their lives and find a spiritual rhythm that is unique to them. I have been walking with people for over 20 years.
Focus, Living Today, spiritual

Our Work and Focus

Adriana

I posted this on my Facebook page Reclaim a Life of Joy over the weekend. I thought it deserved a space here too.  ⇒⇒ I’m reading Live Big, Be Well by Winn Collier again. This is the second time I've read it. Each time I have found nuggets of wisdom, some new, some just coming into clarity. Today… Continue reading Our Work and Focus

Coaching, Focus, spiritual

Workism: Enough is Enough

Adriana

I started my day reading an article suggested on a friend's FB feed about workism in America. Thank you Professor Green it was thought provoking. You can read it here: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/02/religion-workism-making-americans-miserable/583441/?fbclid=IwAR1a1ia7VBSFVywrNIVr4tmQK-jetsfl1Z581rxfQmHY-1qqVfYl6D7Ni84 One thing I've struggled with most of my life is letting go. Letting go of people, places, things, and jobs. My work as an… Continue reading Workism: Enough is Enough

Coaching, Focus, Living Today, spiritual

Where is your Focus?

Adriana

Two questions I despise… “Where do you plan to be in your ___________ (fill in the blank) in five years?” and the ever intimidating “What positives have come out of your current situation?” This latter question seems to be asked when your life has fallen to hell! I‘m never sure what people expect you to… Continue reading Where is your Focus?

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The Holidays?

Adriana

I was struck by the Lectionary reading for this past Sunday in Philippians 4. If you are not familiar with the lectionary or the liturgical reading of the bible you can learn more here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lectionary its more than just a Christian calendar, it was first used in Judaic worship. Philippians 4:4-7 “Rejoice in the Lord always;… Continue reading The Holidays?