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Tag Archives: planning
Halfway Down the Road, Finally Looking Ahead
A year ago, I expected more answers and fewer loose ends. What I’m discovering instead is that faith isn’t about having the future wrapped up—it’s about learning when to plan, when to trust, and when to do both at once. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Faith, Random
Tagged career, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2155, future, goals, planning, poplularity, recognition, students, teaching, writing
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The One Thing I’d Change (If Only My Brain Would Cooperate)
If I could change one thing about myself, it would be my stubborn belief that I can outrun time—especially late at night. I always think there’s room for one more task, one more idea, one more anything… and I pay for it the next morning. But the real truth is a little more tangled than that. Continue reading
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Tagged change, clock, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2141, habits, planning, proscrastination, sleep, teaching, time management, writing
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Looking Three Years Down the Road
Three years isn’t a lifetime, but it’s long enough for a lot to change—if I’m intentional about it. When I picture 2028, I see a life built on the same foundation I have now, just with a little more clarity, a little more peace, and hopefully a few more good stories to tell. Continue reading
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Tagged calendar, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2112, future, life, novel, planning, schedule, Tumbleweeds, Wife
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The Grading Gauntlet: My Battle with Procrastination
I’ve been putting off grading for weeks, telling myself I’d get to it when things slowed down. They never did. With grades due Monday, I turned the weekend into “The Grading Gauntlet” — a personal challenge to beat the clock, one batch of essays at a time. Turns out, sometimes the only way to conquer procrastination is to make a game out of it. Continue reading
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Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2089, Game, grading, planning, procrastination, time, work
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How I Plan My Goals (and Why I Wish I’d Learned Sooner)
I just finished teaching my 9th graders about goal setting for college, and while I was talking to them, I couldn’t help but think about how badly I handled this when I was their age—and even well beyond. Back then, … Continue reading
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Tagged careeer, college, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2031, goal setting, goals, graduation, planning
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Storm-Ready Jacksonville: Your Step-by-Step Emergency Plan
(For Hurricanes, Flooding, and Severe Weather) Living in Jacksonville means living with the reality that severe weather isn’t a matter of if — it’s a matter of when. Hurricanes, tropical storms, flooding, and even the occasional tornado can all hit … Continue reading