The Next Right Thing: A Simple, Soulful Practice for Making Life Decisions

A No Mentor is there to help you feel confident about saying no to the things you really don’t want to do anyway or to help you finally discover your strong, brave yes in the midst of fear.

Sometimes I wonder if the reason he seems to move so slowly within and around us is because he knows we need time to let our blacks and whites move toward a more layered gradient of gray.

Two, the co-listeners don’t have to know one another, but they all need to know you well.

Any small thing counts if it helps to place you in God’s presence and reminds you that you are loved.

If there’s a longing or a vision growing within you, or if you have an idea, a project, or work you can see even though you can’t see it, carry on. Walk slowly. Listen closely. And let that candle burn.

We get into trouble when we pit two things against each other that could also coexist.

the best time to look for an expert is not when you need vision, it’s when you need a plan. It’s a great idea to find teachers and mentors. You just have to do things in the right order.

What is one next right thing you can do today?

schedule a listening day.