As an intensely introverted person, I love being alone. Furthermore, I’m a homebody, so I love not having anywhere to go and having plans cancelled. That said, there’s something about mandatory or “highly-recommended” staying home that sucks the enjoyment out of it. I don’t know what your situation is like right now. Maybe you’re at home […]
Read More In Times Like These: a Virtual Care PackageSpending a week in Deep Creek, MD with the family and some friends was ridiculously refreshing. Amidst the spontaneous naps, coding practices, and obsessive reading, I was able to fit in some white water rafting. It was a blast, we had the best guide, and it gave opportunity for many lessons.
Read More Lessons from White Water RaftingThe inability to do anything presented a need for something I hate: asking for help.
Read More As a FatherThis is part four of a series on how I manage my anxiety. Read the introductory post here. I’ve been dragging my feet to write this post, because I don’t know how. It’s like the most important part. My friends are fans of the hypothetical. I’ve been asked the following question several times, but I’ve only recently […]
Read More Reality in Christ | How to Manage Darker Days“If you decide that the way you do things now are perfect and you never attempt to improve yourself again, well then yea, you’d turn into a pretty awful teacher, but I don’t suspect that happening.”
Read More Why You Should Keep Trying Even When You Already Failed IIFaith is not the feeling of things unseen, it is the belief in things unseen.
Read More Childlike Faith (Feat. My Favorite Little One)
