Have you ever walked away from a conversation wondering why you had it? If you’re honest, you would admit that before you opened your mouth you heard banging, clanging warning bells in your head. The message was clear, “Don’t do it.
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Maggie’isms
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When You Don’t Know What to Say
Maggie Sabatier-Smith December 11, 2018I’m a communicator by nature… all about significance and purpose, inspiring others to take action. Lately I just don’t have it in me. I sit at my keyboard wondering what value I have to offer my readers and I come up empty. It’s not the first time I’ve walked through a dry creative season. Experience tells me it won’t last long. I’m guessing some of you can relate.
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Uncertainty… Your Place of Victory
Maggie Sabatier-Smith September 27, 2017When the pressure is on… when you face the giant in your life and recognize you can’t take another step without Divine intervention, that’s your place of victory.
I’ve recently experienced the drama of waiting for Hurricane Irma
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Here’s the Deal… No!
Maggie Sabatier-Smith February 16, 2017When my grandchildren hear me say “Here’s the Deal!” they know that what follows is non-negotiable. No amount of whining will change the course of what is to happen next.
I learned this gift of “no” early on in my faith walk. Back then,
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Ownership – Know What You Believe
Maggie Sabatier-Smith July 21, 2015“Know what you believe” – Taking ownership and responsibility for my actions has always been part of my work ethic (legacy from my parents) but it has not always spilled over into other areas of my life.
read moreClean up! It’s not over til it’s over!
Maggie Sabatier-Smith October 14, 2011Look back… How many loose lends have you left this week? What would tomorrow be like if you wrapped up this week’s loose ends today?
My son and daughter-in-love have taught my Adam (4 yrs old) and Sammi (2 yrs old) how to “Clean Up!” after playtime. I don’t know how well or how consistently this works at their house, but when they spend the day with Mima, those two words are miraculous!
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