“when perfectionism is driving, shame is always riding shotgun, and fear is usually playing backseat driver.”

Today, I am grateful to find more ease in responding to change and uncertainty with faith and trust. 

I am learning “when perfectionism is driving, shame is always riding shotgun, and fear is usually playing backseat driver.” 

I accomplished staying out of resentment and finding acceptance when the day unfolded differently than I was expecting. 

I delighted in the reminder that I never know what the next moment will hold, in a one-on-one end of semester celebration with one of our quieter students, in greeting an uncomfortable situation with grace, and in a playful game of catch.