Send us a text What if the smallest pause could change the story you tell about your life? n this episode, Craig shares three powerful moments where beauty emerged from unexpected places: spontaneous phone calls to celebrate struggling students, a tattered 9/11 flag that united the world at the 2002 Olympics, and carrying meaning through loss. These stories reveal that our most broken places often become our most beautiful ones, not despite the damage, but because of ...
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Send us a text What if the smallest pause could change the story you tell about your life? n this episode, Craig shares three powerful moments where beauty emerged from unexpected places: spontaneous phone calls to celebrate struggling students, a tattered 9/11 flag that united the world at the 2002 Olympics, and carrying meaning through loss. These stories reveal that our most broken places often become our most beautiful ones, not despite the damage, but because of ...
Send us a text In a World of Noise, Beauty Still Speaks"The universe provides us lures to beauty... if we pause long enough to notice." When was the last time something moved you to tears? Not from sadness, but from experiencing the pure, unexpected beauty we are surrounded by? Raised in Missouri, I saw my sensitivity as a weakness. Embarrassed by a deep empathy and tears that came easily. But when my mother whispered, "Etch this in your memory," during moments of beauty, I later discov...
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Send us a text What if the smallest pause could change the story you tell about your life? n this episode, Craig shares three powerful moments where beauty emerged from unexpected places: spontaneous phone calls to celebrate struggling students, a tattered 9/11 flag that united the world at the 2002 Olympics, and carrying meaning through loss. These stories reveal that our most broken places often become our most beautiful ones, not despite the damage, but because of ...
