My friend Leslie wrote a great article in light of the recent earthquake felt round the world. Are you prepared if a “Life-quake” occurs?
She is an awesome motivator and the motto of her blog is “Great performance yields great rewards.” I call her saleswoman of the year cause she can sweet talk a flea off a dog. Aren’t we all trying to sell something??? Pretty please stop on over and visit her! You can subscribe to her RSS feed or join her on twitter here. Definitely worth checking out!
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My heart aches for those people. We are so blessed and we don’t even comprehend the scope of God’s provision in our lives. Despite the tragedy that has befallen those people- God is still God. We may not understand life’s quakes but we have a Lord who we can turn to and He will forsake us.
I hope I always keep my ears lifted towards the hills!
Will do!
Will check it out.
Are we prepared for a lifequake? I don’t think I am as much as I should be. When through one these past two years–still surviving and that’s what counts!
I would like to sweet talk the flea off of a dog, Diane! What a great word picture!
Happy Weekend,
Jen
Hi there Diane
I am flattered you and your friend Leslie resonate with the word I coined.
The term LifeQuake has been trademarked for quite some time in the print category. However, let me share with you my version of this word – it is not just a crisis. It is an awakening a person feels to the next level of their evolution. For some it comes through catastrophe and for others it is merely a birthing process with all the attendant birthing pains that consciousness brings. Feel free to go to my website,http://LifeQuake.com or LifeQuake.net for more information on how to willingingly make changes without being forced to.
I changed lifequake to life-quake. Sorry for my ignorance. :O)
I don’t know…I hope so.
It’s so sad when I think of how families are doing over there. Just trying to imagine my own children hurt or lost in the rubble somewhere is heartbreaking. i can’t imagine the pain over there right now.
It is so devastating! There seems to be no depth to human suffering. I cannot imagine what those parents and children are going through. God be with them all!
It’s a horrible thing in Haiti. I pray no more aftershocks occur. Will check out that blog. Thanks
Headed over there now.
I will head that way …and I am now following her on Twitter…
My heart is so heavy for these people…for the pain of each individual caught up in the aftermath of sheer chaos…
Headed over to take a peek.