July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked by what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And truthfully, I feel as though God is working on me right now and His job isn’t done yet! I think we’re just getting started!
That being said, I know many of you do enjoy seeing my posts. So, I am thinking I will likely make an occasional post to my Spirited Wellness accounts. I will make them from my computer, so I do not have to add those apps backs to my phone. We’ll see how that goes. As of now, I don’t plan to make any posting schedule and I won’t be hanging out there. My plan is to continue blogging and sending out emails to those on my email list. I enjoy writing and feel this is a much more positive way to communicate. If you aren’t on my email mailing list, please visit my website and sign up!
I hope I have encouraged you to take a media break or maybe even just scale back from it. Trust me, it will change your life in ways you never imagined! If you do, please reach out and let me know how it went for you!
Come back next week! I have a great blog post coming you will want to read! Along with my mind, my body has changed and I want to share that with you as well!
Love & blessings~Denette
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked by what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And truthfully, I feel as though God is working on me right now and His job isn’t done yet! I think we’re just getting started!
That being said, I know many of you do enjoy seeing my posts. So, I am thinking I will likely make an occasional post to my Spirited Wellness accounts. I will make them from my computer, so I do not have to add those apps backs to my phone. We’ll see how that goes. As of now, I don’t plan to make any posting schedule and I won’t be hanging out there. My plan is to continue blogging and sending out emails to those on my email list. I enjoy writing and feel this is a much more positive way to communicate. If you aren’t on my email mailing list, please visit my website and sign up!
I hope I have encouraged you to take a media break or maybe even just scale back from it. Trust me, it will change your life in ways you never imagined! If you do, please reach out and let me know how it w
Come back next week! I have a great blog post coming you will want to read! Along with my mind, my body has changed and I want to share that with you as well!
Love & blessings~Denette
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked by what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And truthfully, I feel as though God is working on me right now and His job isn’t done yet! I think we’re just getting started!
That being said, I know many of you do enjoy seeing my posts. So, I am thinking I will likely make an occasional post to my Spirited Wellness accounts. I will make them from my computer, so I do not have to add those apps backs to my phone. We’ll see how that goes. As of now, I don’t plan to make any posting schedule and I won’t be hanging out there. My plan is to continue blogging and sending out emails to those on my email list. I enjoy writing and feel this is a much more positive way to communicate. If you aren’t on my email mailing list, please visit my website and sign up!
I hope I have encouraged you to take a media break or maybe even just scale back from it. Trust me, it will change your life in ways you never imagined!
Come back next week! I have a great blog post coming you will want to read! Along with my mind, my body has changed and I want to share that with you as well!
Love & blessings~Denette
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And truthfully, I feel as though God is working on me right now and His job isn’t done yet! I think we’re just getting started!
That being said, I know many of you do enjoy seeing my posts. So, I am thinking I will likely make an occasional post to my Spirited Wellness accounts. I will make them from my computer, so I do not have to add those apps backs to my phone. We’ll see how that goes. As of now, I don’t plan to make any posting schedule and I won’t be hanging out there. My plan is to continue blogging and sending out emails to those on my email list. I enjoy writing and feel this is a much more positive way to communicate. If you aren’t on my email mailing list, please visit my website and sign up!
I hope I have encouraged you to take a media break or maybe even just scale back from it. Trust me, it will change your life in ways you never imagined!
Come back next week! I have a great blog post coming you will want to read! Along with my mind, my body has changed and I want to share that with you as well!
Love & blessings~Denette
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And truthfully, I feel as though God is working on me right now and His job isn’t done yet! I think we’re just getting started!
That being said, I know many of you do enjoy seeing my posts. So, I am thinking I will likely make an occasional post to my Spirited Wellness accounts. I will make them from my computer, so I do not have to add those apps backs to my phone. We’ll see how that goes. As of now, I don’t plan to make any posting schedule and I won’t be hanging out there. My plan is to continue blogging and sending out emails to those on my email list. I enjoy writing and feel this is a much more positive way to communicate. If you aren’t on my email mailing list, please visit my website and sign up!
I hope I have encouraged you to take a media break or maybe even just scale back from it. Trust me, it will change your life in ways you never imagined!
Come back next week! I have a great blog post coming you will want to read! Along with my mind, my body has changed and I want to share that with you as well!
Love & blessings~Denette
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And truthfully, I feel as though God is working on me right now and His job isn’t done yet! I think we’re just getting started!
That being said, I know many of you do enjoy seeing my posts. So, I am thinking I will likely make an occasional post to my Spirited Wellness accounts. I will make them from my computer, so I do not have to add those apps backs to my phone. We’ll see how that goes. As of now, I don’t plan to make any posting schedule and I won’t be hanging out there. My plan is to continue blogging and sending out emails to those on my email list. I enjoy writing and feel this is a much more positive way to communicate. If you aren’t on my email mailing list, please visit my website and sign up!
I hope I have encouraged you to take a media break or maybe even just scale back from it. Trust me, it will change your life in ways you never imagined!
Come back next week! I have a great blog post coming you will want to read! Along with m
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And truthfully, I feel as though God is working on me right now and His job isn’t done yet! I think we’re just getting started!
That being said, I know many of you do enjoy seeing my posts. So, I am thinking I will likely make an occasional post to my Spirited Wellness accounts. I will make them from my computer, so I do not have to add those apps backs to my phone. We’ll see how that goes. As of now, I don’t plan to make any posting schedule and I won’t be hanging out there. My plan is to continue blogging and sending out emails to those on my email list. I enjoy writing and feel this is a much more positive way to communicate. If you aren’t on my email mailing list, please visit my website and sign up!
I hope I have encouraged you to take a media break or maybe even just scale back from it.
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And truthfully, I feel as though God is working on me right now and His job isn’t done yet! I think we’re just getting started!
That being said, I know many of you do enjoy seeing my posts. So, I am thinking I will likely make an occasional post to my Spirited Wellness accounts. I will make them from my computer, so I do not have to add those apps backs to my phone. We’ll see how that goes. As of now, I don’t plan to make any posting schedule and I won’t be hanging out there. My plan is to continue blogging and sending out emails to those on my email list. I enjoy writing and feel this is a much more positive way to communicate. If you aren’t on my email mailing list, please is
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And truthfully, I feel as though God is working on me right now and His job isn’t done yet! I think we’re just getting started!
That being said, I know many of you do enjoy seeing my posts. So, I am thinking I will likely make an occasional post to my Spirited Wellness accounts. I will make them from my computer so i do not have to add those apps backs to my phone. We’ll se
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And truthfully, I feel as though God is working on me right now and His job isn’t done yet! I think we’re just getting started!
That being said, I know many of you do enjoy seeing my posts. So, I am thinking I will likely make an occassional
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And truthfully, I feel as though God is working on me right now and His job isn’t done yet! I think we’re just getting started. I am
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward. At this time, I have NO desire at all to go back to what I had before. I have NO interest in putting those apps back on my phone. I have NO desire to scroll endlessly like I once did. And t
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
Now that my month-long social media break has come to an end, I have been thinking about how I will move forward
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer! I feel like a new person in so many ways yet exactly who I know I am at the same time.
I want to ecnourage you
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear. I swear it feels as though all of my senses area clearer!
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve is stronger than ever. Things that once fogged my focus are gone. My mindset is crystal clear
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God. I have a greater compassion for others and the desire to serve
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries and restriction when it comes to things, situations and people who do not serve my life in a way that is pleasing to God.
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put more intention and value on time spent with loved ones. I have really learned the importance of boundaries
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have put
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth. I have found patience, understanding, calmness and real peace. I have a new desrire
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I have replaced social media apps with daily scrolling on the Bible app and listening to podcasts that speak light and truth.
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not for weight loss), I have a clearer mind, stronger faith and better focus. I
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life. (I believe this is more of a mindset battle than it is a physical battle. I will blog on this next week!) Through fasting (biblically-not fo
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow, support me and lift me up. I have been walking every morning and every evening and feel more fit than I ever have in my life.
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I have ever been. I’ve replaced social media “friends” with real life friends who are helping me grow,
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have connected with people in real life. Most importantly, I have grown closer to God and deeper in my faith than I h
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July has done that for me.
Over the last month, I have had time again. I have had real conversations again. I have gotten
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time for the things we enjoy because life wasn’t so busy. I just wanted to slow down, go back in time and enjoy life again as it should be.
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time where we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail! When we could have meaningful conversations without discussing what someone posted on social media. When we had time fot eh
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it. I hated that feeling so much! I was so badly wanting to go back in time were we didn’t know everything about everyone. When we didn’t judge them on every detail because we didn’t know every detail!
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I was totally judging others even though I didn’t think I was. Don’t tell me you’re not doing this too, because if you are on social media, you absolutely are. We are ALL guilty of this. And I hated it.
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I would see what they were posting, and I didn’t want to communicate with them because I was so shocked my what they were sharing! Yep-I wa
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to socialize with others was diminishing because I felt that I really had no need to because I already knew what was happening in their lives..or..I had no desire to because I
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset. I would find myself thinking negatively about myself and of others depending on what I would see shared. I found my desire to
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual times and be reminded that I no longer had the apps. Not only was it taking up my time, but it was also very much affecting my mindset.
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wasn’t until the apps were gone from my phone that I really realized just how much I mindlessly scrolled! The first few days, I would find myself looking to my phone during these usual
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for no reason other than it was a habit. I would scroll endlessly again in the evenings before bed, again just out of habit. It wa
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters, the time I was wasting was more than I even realized. I would start my day by scrolling through my accounts while I ate breakfast, again during my lunch and multiple random times during the day for
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an influence it had on me until I shut it off.
For starters,
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking up my time and making an influence on my daily thoughts and mood. I wasn’t aware just how much of an inlfuence it had on me until
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly changed my life. I am honestly surprised by how much as I didn’t feel I was a huge media person, but I was very wrong! I knew it was sucking me in, taking u
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media apps from my phone and completely stayed away from my accounts since then. It truly cha
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest and unwavering faith. On June 30th, I deleted my social media ap
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety, security in who you are, daily balance of life, rest
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. But in real, meaningful, deep change. The type of changes you may be striving or longing for yourself. Peace, satiety,
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sense of worldly drama. B
July changed my life…sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? I meant it to sound that way! Because it’s true. Not in the way that you may think. Not in the sen
July changed my life…sounds dramatic doesn’t it? I