by kimgalgano@chickswithchoices.com | May 7, 2017 | choice, kimgalgano, parenting, Relationships, Sunday's Reflections
I’m not sure how much I’ve ever told you, but the two of us had a shaky beginning. Moments before delivery, your mom’s alarming struggle with toxemia (pregnancy induced high blood pressure), became deadly. Without warning, my elevated blood pressure...
by kimgalgano@chickswithchoices.com | May 3, 2017 | choice, coaching, decisions, kimgalgano, the jeremiah method, Wednesday's Action
This post might frustrate you because I’m not going to offer much in terms of definitive advice for the choice you may face. I can’t. Each person’s big decision is their own to make and the variables, as far as outcome, are vast. Today, however, I...
by kimgalgano@chickswithchoices.com | Apr 26, 2017 | choice, coaching, decisions, kimgalgano, the jeremiah method, Wednesday's Action
Envy gets a bad rap, and understandably so! “Thou shalt not covet” is Commandment number ten. God concludes the list with a doozy. But let’s take this common tendency toward envy and steer our wayward attitude in the right direction, rather than have...
by kimgalgano@chickswithchoices.com | Apr 5, 2017 | choice, coaching, decisions, kimgalgano, the jeremiah method, Wednesday's Action
I drove my daughter to school yesterday and heard a caller ask a radio show host advice about a relationship. Apparently, her and her husband have good friends who recently changed there lifestyle habits to healthy eating and no alcohol. The caller was frustrated...
by kimgalgano@chickswithchoices.com | Mar 29, 2017 | choice, coaching, decisions, kimgalgano, the jeremiah method
Confession: I love myself a new outfit. New clothes are highly appealing to me, and with spring finally upon us the temptation for shopping is high. There is nothing wrong with this decision when the need is there, but the reality is that my closet is full and the...
by kimgalgano@chickswithchoices.com | Mar 12, 2017 | choice, emotions, marriage, Relationships, Sunday's Reflections
Much of our life requires change, but our human response to change is often anxiety and fear. I’ve been deliberately working toward a different choice. Following, are 3 unusual tips to experience rest for your soul, even in the midst of change. 1) Consider the...
