Making the Most of Monday: Reader Discussion - Encourgement

If you are new to the magazine, Making the Most of Monday is a regular part of our features. Mondays  signify one important thing, a fresh start. It's like a new years resolution at the start of every week.

Hopefully by Monday you've taken some off time during the weekend to rejuvenate, spend quality time with loved ones and friends, which makes Monday your chance to really get to work and make the most of your week.

If you missed the last Making the Most of Monday click here for "Set Your Own Pace"

Encouragement

 I posted to Twitter this morning, " What kind of encouragement do you need today?"  Often times, I look to others for encouragement in many areas of my life. Whether it's fairly simple topics like restoring a piece of furniture or more serious areas like, parenting, working from home etc.

Reader Discussion -

What area in your life are you seeking encouragement? I'd love it if you could post them below and maybe myself or one of our lovely readers can help.

In the meantime, here are a few places I visit for encouragement.

Starr Strung

NieNie ( This family, touches my soul on so many levels. They have such a great testimony of faith & perseverance. Prepare yourself with tissues.)

The Lazy Organizer

Michelle Wegner

Centsational Girl  (love her tutorials)

Inspireco

Nature Moms Blog

I realized that this list could go on and on so I had to stop here. So what kind of encouragement do you need?

Have a great week, I look forward to this discussion with you.

xoxo Gabreial

Comments

[Michelle Wegner]

Thanks for the encouragement. I needed it today badly. :)

[Vintage Indie]

You're welcome. I just read your latest post. WOWZA...

Just one thing to keep in mind besides who you look to for the answers. " Your are the MOM" YOU know what's best, you and your husband. It doesn't matter what everyone else thinks. Stay strong in your convictions, it could save your life or your children's.

[Michelle Wegner]

you are so right...Follow your gut as a Mom. Most important lesson I have ever learned as a parent.