Oswald Chambers said, “Solitude with God repairs the damage done by the world.” In the past, I would read something like that and nod with complete agreement, but not really practice it. For years, I would move close to the idea of solitude like it was something I could get used to but not truly commit to. A morning devotional here, a few quiet moments in the car there. But to actually be alone. To be truly alone, for days at a time, that felt foreign. Honestly? It felt very

Sacred, Ownable, Uplifting, Lasting — a new way to grow. By Deanna Kanaman, Creator of Living BodyBright. There’s a kind of tired that doesn’t come from lack of sleep. It comes from constantly chasing something that never quite satisfies. Chasing the goal… the plan… the next version of yourself you think you’re “supposed” to be. I know that kind of tired. I’ve lived it. Have you? Somewhere along the way in all that chasing, I realized it wasn’t more willpower I needed or even