Pivot Life – Page 2 – Angela Craig

To host or not to host? {Tips for Making Thanksgiving Memorable!}

By Angela L Craig November 21, 2016November 20, 2016 In Family, Pivot Life, Pivot Thinking, Pondering 0

In a recent class on, “How to Handle Holiday Stress” one person suggested putting a basket at the front door. As each guest arrives, have them take a piece of paper from the basket. On each piece of paper, the guest will find a chore: set table,

Achieve Purposeful Balance and Overcome a Cluttered Calendar {A Series on Balance}

By Angela L Craig May 23, 2016May 22, 2016 In Goal Setting, Leadership, Pivot Life, Pivot Thinking, Purpose 0

This week I had the privilege to speak at the Snoqualmie Valley Moms gathering on how to: “Achieve Purposeful Balance and Overcome a Cluttered Calendar.”

It couldn’t fit better with our current series on balance so I want to share my notes with you in today’s blog.

The Gremlins in My Head {A Series on Balance}

By Angela L Craig May 16, 2016 In Leadership, Pivot Life, Pivot Thinking, Spiritual Formation, Women in Leadership 0

In the next few weeks, our goal is to take back our lives. No longer will we be controlled by to-do lists, worry, or unreasonable expectations. We have decided to change.

From the words of Parker Palmer, “Self-care is never a selfish act –

Have you ever wondered why Jesus had to die on a cross?

By Angela L Craig March 28, 2016 In Pivot Life, Pondering, Purpose, Recognition, Spiritual Formation 0

Photo Credit: Love Square Designs

Before I knew Christ, I wondered why Jesus had to die on a cross. Falsely accused, mocked, rejected, and beaten – naked he hung until his last breath. As God, creator of the universe, why not another option?

The Art of Being a Woman: I don’t live in a model home but you are still invited over. {Week Five}

By Angela L Craig February 8, 2016 In Coaching, Leadership, Pivot Life, Pivot Thinking, Pondering, Purpose, The Power of Women, Women in Leadership 0

In the past, I spent exorbitant amounts of time cleaning and decorating my home. My first boyfriend even told me I was the one who taught him how to make lines in the carpet with the vacuum cleaner. Now, there is a lasting impression every girl wants to make on her first boyfriend!

The Art of Being a Woman: Smoothing out the wrinkles of my heart {Week Four}

By Angela L Craig February 1, 2016 In Coaching, Family, Leadership, Pivot Life, Pivot Thinking, Pondering, Purpose, Recognition, The Power of Women 0

Minutes after I posted the blog, The Art of Being a Woman: That Outfit Makes me Look Fat, I received an email from our family photographer. The subject line read: I hope I don’t get in trouble. In the email our photographer began his note with: “Not that any touch ups are necessary…” BUT… “I tried to smooth out some signs of age.

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