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Save Space in Your Schedule for Only Your Spouse

Kelsey Lee | KelseyLee.com

Sep 26, 2019
2 min

Save Space in Your Schedule for Only Your Spouse

How much space do you set aside, just for your s/o? And do you ever notice how easy it is to get overcommitted between daily life, work and relationships? This week we celebrated Tyler’s birthday with a short trip to Lake Arrowhead, which is one of our favorite places for staycations, and not that I’m so dense that I forget how blessed we are to know the reward of fighting for a healthy marriage — I was reminded how seriously important it is to prioritize each other, especial

You Can Have It Together but Still Fall Short

Jun 7, 2016
2 min

You Can Have It Together but Still Fall Short

You can have it together but still fall short. We don't have to have a life in shambles or be making obviously questionable choices to miss the mark and fall short. You don't have to be 'living in sin' to warrant some sort of attitude adjustment or change of perspective. There are always going to be areas in our day to day life that could benefit from adjustments. Most issues we face will put us in positions to either think, say or do something out of love, or out of somethi

Stuff Happens, So What Will You Do

Apr 2, 2016
3 min

Stuff Happens, So What Will You Do

There's the highlight reel of the in-your-face (typically manipulated and ultra-edited) social media world, and then, there's day to day reality with no filters and no editing. Real life means sharing the world with other people, and where there are people there will be problems, often in the least expected seasons of our life, or from the most unexpected people - possibly even the ones who mean the most to us. Regardless of the what that happens when, with who, where and why

Let THEM Be Strong

Feb 18, 2015
2 min

Let THEM Be Strong

We all want to excel and become better (beit in our health and fitness, relationships, education, career or hobby), but sometimes being able to do so gets blocked by always rushing to the rescue of other people for the sake of ignoring what really needs attention in us. I'm talking to the people-pleasers (I was once one of them), and the intentionally aloof (I was also once one of those, too). Do you constantly become readily available to rescue people when their times get to