Amy Nelson 
Well I recently returned from my 4th or 5th trip to the incredible island of Cuba. As I reflect on this visit, I realize how inspired I am by the faith, generosity and deep relational community of the Cuban people. I travel with International Solid Rock to bring humanitarian aid and to serve the people. … Read more
In our hurried, hyper-focused lives, we often forget the simple pleasure of having fun. As adults, we can become so caught up in our responsibilities and routines that we lose sight of the carefree joy we once knew as children. This post explores the importance of embracing more lighthearted moments allowing them to rejuvenate our … Read more
Back to School. I always love September, for a few reasons. One – it’s my birthday month! Two – the weather in North Jersey, where I spent most of my life, has many absolutely gorgeous days in September. And three – it’s a great time to start new things. With new schedules and all the … Read more
🎵Be careful little mind what you think. 🎶 Do you remember that song? I wasn’t thinking about it when I started typing but then it suddenly came back to my mind. As I listened to Grant Cardone talk with Tyler Perry at his recent 10X event, I was continually reminded of how important it is … Read more
Emotions can be fickle. My mom taught me that. When I was in my emotionally charged teen years, I remember my mom telling me not to trust my feelings. As I matured, I learned that emotions can often completely mislead me. Unfortunately, emotions can also impact one’s ability to make quality decisions and engage in … Read more
No Compromise. What does that mean? A compromise (noun) is defined as “a settlement of differences by mutual concessions” according to dictionary.com. The verb form is defined as “to make a compromise” or “to make a dishonorable or shameful concession.” There are some places in life where compromise is not only a good thing, but … Read more
Hello New Year, I always appreciate this time of reflection and renewal. It’s a chance to hit pause, ponder, and maybe adjust a few things. As for me, no grand resolutions here, just a quiet plan for the year ahead, but definitely a plan. Let’s be honest – my track record with New Year plans … Read more