Category: Inspiration
Sharing all things I find inspirational – people, books, news to help both of us to stay inspired to live our best
Caring for Your Body, Soul, and Spirit as God’s Temple
In 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, we’re given a truth that changes everything: “Haven’t you yet learned that your body is the home of the Holy Spirit God gave you, and that He lives within you? Your own body does not belong to you. For God has bought you with a great…
Nourish Your Mind the Wise & Wild Way: Emotional Wellness for Midlife Women
Hey there, midlife mamas! It’s Sharise, your Legacy Igniter, here to spark a revolution in how you nurture your mind and emotions. Are you feeling overwhelmed, stuck in self-doubt, or like stress is dimming your joy, leaving you craving a little peace? Let’s tend to your emotional wellness the Wise…
Rising Above Mediocrity in a “Just Get By” World
Let’s be real—our society’s hooked on more, not better, drowning in quantity while quality takes a backseat. Streaming platforms churn out endless shows, but how many on Netflix leave you feeling inspired? Social media feeds overflow with posts—everyone’s a content creator, but where’s the substance? Music playlists are a dime…
Turn In Your Ticket
Have you ever felt a gentle nudge—or a scream—of dreams you’ve set aside, held back by fear, doubt, or that inner voice saying, “You’re not enough”? If you know my story, you know I’ve been there—shocked into the reality of watching life pass by, paralyzed by the “what ifs” and…
Share Globally but Act Locally
Hey there, Leading Ladies—let’s talk about the wild world of social media. We’re scrolling through a flood of info every day, right? Some of it’s just divisive noise, pushing us apart, while other posts nudge us to blindly follow the status quo. But here’s where I get fired up: some…
If Not for You, Do it For Your Kids and Those Who Love You
A Pain That Echoes: My Mother Seven years ago, my mother had several mini-strokes brought on by her Type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure. She developed severe vascular dementia—a condition caused by reduced blood flow to the brain from strokes—and lost her memory until she passed away two years…
There Will Come a Day…
by The Feminist Turned HouseWife There will come a day so quiet, so still, when no small feet run through the halls, no laughter echoes off the walls, no whispered “Mama, stay a little longer” from the doorway in the dark. One day, the last crayon masterpiece will be drawn,…
Hit That Bull’s Eye: Nail Your Health Goals
Ever felt like your health goals are a fuzzy target, just out of grasp? I’ve been there, but here’s the deal: nailing your goals starts with laser-sharp focus. Well, maybe not the first thing—the first thing is to define what you want and why, believe you can nail it, then…
Dream A Little Dream
A few days ago, I stumbled across an old blog post from over 15 years back. My kids are now grown, with little ones of their own, and while my struggles have shifted, challenges still linger—as I’m sure they do for you. Reading that post was a heart-tugging reminder to…
Bringing Hummingbird Magic to Your Backyard: A Nectar Recipe and Story
A City Garden Sanctuary In the heart of Silicon Valley, where tech towers and urban buzz defined our days, my husband created something extraordinary: a stunning English garden in our small backyard. Roses, lavender, and foxgloves bloomed vibrantly, forming a sanctuary that muted the city's chaos. It was our escape,…