Tag Archives: focus

Posted on August 23, 2015 by Karen Campbell

My husband just won the 2015 World Handball Championship in his division – men aged 65 and older. He was not favored to win, ranked somewhere in the middle of 22 participants from Canada, Ireland, Japan and the United States, … Continue reading →

Posted in Hope Through Suffering, Travel Tales | Tagged champion, community, focus, goals, God, Handball, maturity, Spirituality, strengths | 1 Comment

Read the Instructions

Posted on July 18, 2015 by Karen Campbell

A couple of days ago I woke up a little anxious, as if there was a decision or problem looming. I laid there a few minutes, allowing my brain to wake up and scan my memory. No problems came to … Continue reading →

Posted in Faith, Hope Through Suffering | Tagged addiction, Anxiety, community, Depression, focus, goals, God, happiness, Neurosis, purpose, tolerance | 1 Comment

Red Faced Preoccupation

Posted on May 22, 2015 by Karen Campbell

Do you turn beet red when you’re embarrassed? I am so much better now, but for most of my life everyone knew how uncomfortable I was by the color of my face. My most mortifying moment came in a junior … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged attention, condemnation, confidence, Daniel, focus, insecure, insecurity, Jesus, preoccupation with self, pride, self, self-loathing, shyness | Leave a comment

Living a Legacy

Posted on December 6, 2014 by Karen Campbell

A legacy is the story of someone’s life, how they will be remembered. I recently read a number of stories about people’s regrets at or near the end of their lives. Everything from the stories of nurses who have spent years … Continue reading →

Posted in Using Gifts & Talents | Tagged 2 Timothy, Apostle Paul, focus, goals, Legacy, purpose, regrets | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: focus

Read the Instructions

Red Faced Preoccupation

Living a Legacy

Archives

Meta