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Something I’ve Noticed: 100% of the time when meeting someone new, I get first am asked “so, what does your husband do?” From everyone. And by everyone, I’m talking’ people who have no idea who I am, definitely including people who have nothing to do with my or any religious community, too. All while passing by or ignoring or not considering or asking about my aspirations and passions and goals. I can count on my hands how many times I’ve been asked how my work is going, HA!

Been in a weird whatever lately trying to figure out what I’m supposed to be doing with my time & my life & the season that I’m in. I don’t know— I don’t know how to explain it. Ever since NY I’ve been in a new chapter. .. I’ve never not worked full-time, like now. And since I was traveling speaking every weekend since I got here, I have pushed aside figuring out what all the things are exactly I should be doing & working on & towards & figuring out my new role & so on an

As most of you know I’m kind of a freak about my priesthood blessings I get. Ever since I became a member I would have a journal in my lap and write down everything that was said in them as soon as it ended. Just baptized, to me it doesn’t make sense to find out that God Himself speaks directly to us with specific, custom counsel, and not write it down to remember it. How crazy! I have every priesthood blessing ever given to me in a journal so I can go back and read them when

First off, YOU GUYS, YOU CAN DO NEW & SCARY THINGS! YOU CAN REACH AMAZING GOALS. YOU REALLY CAN ACCOMPLISH THE INCREDIBLE! WEAKNESSES REALLY WILL BECOME STRENGTHS. GOD REALLY WILL HELP YOU! That's one of my favorite things about the gospel— is doing things you never thought you could do! And progressing into someone better than you thought you ever could be. Today is my 1-year anniversary of my book and it's the perfect example of stretching yourself to accomplish the crazy a

Today is my 6 year baptism anniversary AND my 2 year wedding anniversary. These are my thoughts on change. Don’t feel like reading? Click HERE to listen to my voice recording of this post & even Download the MP3 for free. I used to think that religion was something that people turned to when things were going wrong in their life as some sort of mental comfort for them. I didn’t need that because I was happy. I always have been. I loved who I was and what I was doing. I didn’t