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BREAKING BARRIERS
SHEILA’S NOTEBOOK
My Life Is Full. That Does Not Mean Everything Is Urgent.
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At 52, I’m starting school at St. Leo, and I can already feel myself trying to live the whole semester before the first class begins. A full life can make every responsibility feel urgent, but not everything belongs to today. I’m learning to take the next right step, stay present with the people I love, and let today be enough.
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Some of the most important moments on my calendar never make it onto my calendar.
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This weekend, that looked like sitting between Cade and Seth, watching the Gators play, laughing, and enjoying the kind of ordinary family moment that makes a full life worth having.
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We honor survivors, remember lives lost, and stand with anyone still seeking safety.
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The Faith Based Fitness Bus helps people affected by abuse, trafficking, or abandonment rebuild strength, confidence, and hope through faith and community.
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BREAKING BARRIERS BEYOND THE PODCAST
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In the latest episode, Takara Fuller Doby turns the microphone around and interviews me about the story behind Breaking Barriers. We talk about mentorship, confidence, leadership, boundaries, and rest.
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Before Monday begins, ask yourself:
• What truly needs my attention now?
• What can wait without guilt?
• What am I carrying that belongs to someone else?
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You do not have to solve the entire week today. Choose the next right thing, make room for the people you love, and let that be enough.
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“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.” — Matthew 6:34
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What have you been treating like an emergency that can actually wait? Hit reply and tell me. Sometimes naming it is the first step toward releasing it.
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