On April 17, 2023 I was part of a company layoff. Fast forward to August 17th - exactly 4 months from the layoff, and the day my severance pay ended. God showed us something we didn’t even know was possible…

As I was thinking about my word for 2020, I was getting stumped. There is a lot of change coming this year…

Sharing a few staple items I've learned throughout my 23 years....and mainly throughout my last 10 haha. I'm not an expert in any of these, but I'm trying to apply them every single day!

This year I chose the word IMPACT. At the end of the year I always review and reflect how I did in focusing on my word what I accomplished because of it.

At the beginning of the year, I announced that my word was fearless. And I was terrified to choose that word! I was scared that God would test me in the most difficult ways to see if I would truly live out a fearless mindset and faith.

At the beginning of the year it's easy to have a positive attitude about all the blessings that are in store for you, all the things you plan to accomplish and so on. But as the days pass by and as obstacles arise, it's a little more difficult to keep your eyes focused on the positive.

My story at Kentucky was nothing short of miracles, but it didn't stop there. After God had removed me from the soccer team at Kentucky and I announced I was going to transfer, He showed me a plan that I would've never written for myself and redeemed me in ways I could've never imagined.

My family started a new tradition about 4 years ago for New Year Resolutions. We used to come up with 5 things we wanted to accomplish within the next year. Jon Gordon changed our family’s perspective on New Year Resolutions completely through his concept of choosing one word.

I am all about working hard, making lists and achieving more, but when it comes to the holidays I think it would do us all good if we took some time to reflect on the reason for the season.

Playing college soccer was a BIG trial that I had to overcome. My experience was different than most, but was more common than you think.