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In this episode, I share why I’ve committed to releasing Thriving Mosaic weekly and what finally shifted for me around consistency. I talk about how simply knowing I’m recording regularly changes what my mind notices throughout the day. Books, music, memories, photos, and everyday moments all become potential stories worth sharing.
I reflect on a quote from the book Sap and Secrets that captures a truth I’ve lived for years. Life brings grief, loss, inconvenience, and disruption whether we want it to or not. Joy, however, requires intention. It has to be chosen.
I also share a story sparked by my daily Swipe Wipe practice, including a photo from when my youngest daughter was six years old and creatively cleaned up a spilled root beer using a straw. That photo perfectly illustrates the idea that joy doesn’t come from avoiding messes, but from how we respond to them.
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I also share my desire to build community around this podcast again. If you’re interested in being part of a small, invite-only Facebook group centered on connection and conversation, send me an email at [email protected] with “Facebook Group” or “Facebook Community” in the subject line.
I’ll be setting that up soon and would love to know if you’d like to be included.
Thank you for listening and for being part of this journey with me.
By Stephanie Ravenscraft5
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In this episode, I share why I’ve committed to releasing Thriving Mosaic weekly and what finally shifted for me around consistency. I talk about how simply knowing I’m recording regularly changes what my mind notices throughout the day. Books, music, memories, photos, and everyday moments all become potential stories worth sharing.
I reflect on a quote from the book Sap and Secrets that captures a truth I’ve lived for years. Life brings grief, loss, inconvenience, and disruption whether we want it to or not. Joy, however, requires intention. It has to be chosen.
I also share a story sparked by my daily Swipe Wipe practice, including a photo from when my youngest daughter was six years old and creatively cleaned up a spilled root beer using a straw. That photo perfectly illustrates the idea that joy doesn’t come from avoiding messes, but from how we respond to them.
This episode includes reflections on:
I also share my desire to build community around this podcast again. If you’re interested in being part of a small, invite-only Facebook group centered on connection and conversation, send me an email at [email protected] with “Facebook Group” or “Facebook Community” in the subject line.
I’ll be setting that up soon and would love to know if you’d like to be included.
Thank you for listening and for being part of this journey with me.