I write for People & Companies who are Rooted in Traditional American Values. Author. Homesteader. Outdoors. DIY'er. Patriot. ✝️ Faith ~ 💞 Family ~ 🎆Freedom

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Joined March 2023
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“The most important resolution you can make as another year approaches is this: to open your heart and life to Jesus Christ, and commit your life to Him. Don’t waste your time on resolutions that don’t ultimately matter; resolve instead to live for Christ.” —Billy Graham
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🙏Today it's all about blessing your future audience. As you wrap up the month, take a moment to think about the people you’ll serve next year — the readers, clients, customers, and connections you haven’t met yet. Offer a short prayer, intention, or blessing for them.
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Forgive - even if the other person doesn't know it. Let it go. Heal. And live again.
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🥳Today, celebrate someone else’s win — a launch, a milestone, a breakthrough, or even a first small success. You’re not competing for attention… you’re building community. Give 'em a shout out. Let's spread goodness all day long.
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Don't wait for the right time. Doing more of what you love is a no-brainer. ⏳Life doesn't wait for you to figure it out. The pages of the calendar keep turning and the grains of sand in the hourglass keep falling. Find your passion and grab hold. Make the moments count.
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This guy showed up yesterday. I always thought he was a myth. But let me assure you, he's real.
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Lighten someone’s load today. Quiet service is powerful. Look for a moment where you can ease someone’s burden — run an errand, take on a small task, or give someone extra time. These unasked-for kindnesses create deep relief, especially when everyone feels stretched thin.
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Hold my 400-calorie, petroleum-dyed donut while I ask Grok if raw milk is dangerous.
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Not every business finishes the year with record sales, an increase to their customer base, or smooth seasons. Today, reach out to a business owner you know who has had a tough stretch. Offer encouragement, understanding, or a small note of solidarity.
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🙏Today’s act of giving is soft and simple. Take a moment to offer a quiet prayer, blessing, or intention for someone. No announcement. No spotlight. No expectations. Just a gentle offering of care, a faith-filled generosity that touches both the giver and the receiver. 💞
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Entrepreneurship can feel isolating, especially at the end of the year, when new business owners are working diligently to make a name for themselves. Send a simple gift to another business owner in your circle. A tiny reminder of community to turn someone’s day around.
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Choose grace. Give someone the benefit of the doubt. It's been a long day. Tonight, make a commitment to lead with compassion. Assume the best. Extend patience. It costs nothing to be kind, forgiving, and thoughtful. Sometimes the generous thing is letting people be human.
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Should be ALL YEAR LONG. Family reunions do not belong in the grocery store.
🚨 HOLIDAY GROCERY STORE MELTDOWN - WOMAN DECLARES “PROFESSIONAL SHOPPERS ONLY” UNTIL CHRISTMAS A woman’s blunt grocery store PSA is going viral after she laid down strict rules for surviving the Christmas rush - and she did not sugarcoat it. “This is not the time to send the grandparents with the grandkids.” “If you see your neighbor, say ‘Merry Christmas’… and keep moving.” “Find a corner - not the middle of the produce section.” “We’re going to be courteous, but we’re also going to be aware of our bodies and their spatial relationship to others in the grocery store.” “Be kind… but be efficient.” According to her, grocery stores right now aren’t social clubs - they’re survival zones. Know your list. Watch your cart. Stop blocking aisles. Get in, get out, and let people get home. Be honest - is she right or are YOU the problem at the grocery store?
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