
Today’s guest post is from Sarah Raymond Cunningham, the author of multiple books. Sarah quit her job so she could write what she’s passionate about and keep building a community called STORY. She also contributes to projects she believes in at People of the Second Chance. You can follow her newest endeavors, like onethousandpremieres.com, at her blog, www.sarahcunningham.org. I hope I‘m not the only person whose life circles back to different versions of the same question: Should I sink my energy into tackling new ambitious projects? Into chasing some noble goal? Or … should my ambition be to relax off the hero button for a while; to settle into a more natural, less-stressful life rhythm? Could the simple acts of living and loving somehow be just as noble? To top it all off, I face this question without the infamously Christian “life verse”. (I have a life Bible, does that count?) I don’t even have a life mission statement tacked to my mirror or refrigerator or car dashboard. What I do have is a little visual that’s all my own. It doesn’t feel commercial or gimmicky or demanded of me by some charismatic leadership figure. The visual is inspired by [...]








