By Jeanine Grich Clontz | Faith , Inspiration
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By Jenny Morris | Faith , Inspiration
My healing of shyness. Even if you haven’t felt that, share it with someone who does.
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By Jeanine Grich Clontz | Career Transitions , Inspiration
Amazing opportunities come often as a result of being consistent in the work you are doing to bless others. Recently, I was asked to write my story for a chapter in an Anthology about RBG’s (Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s) effect on women’s rights.
I’m excited to share my view of what a true inspiration she was for me. I admire how she effectively stood up for Principle.
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So please, mark your calendar for our incredibly special day and watch for my posts on June 24th!
Keep expecting a new idea to come your way.
By Jeanine Grich Clontz | Faith , Inspiration
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By Jeanine Grich Clontz | Clarify Your Calling , Faith , Inspiration
Have you ever been shy? Perhaps you still are. Are you wondering if this is it and there is no possibility of change? As a child I didn’t know I was shy, I just knew it felt safer to hide behind my mother when people spoke to me, and have my mom always answer for me. I had a few friends, but never took the leadership role. I was considered the quiet one. It wasn’t that I didn’t want to participate, it was simply that I didn’t have anything to say; or so I thought.
As I reached high school and college, I attracted people who were talkative; people who enjoyed the fact that I was a good listener. But I wanted more for my life than to be in the background.
In Sunday school the teacher talked about how Christ healed people of diverse problems and gave examples of Christian healing in her life, yet it didn’t register that shyness was a challenge I could turn over to God.
During my college years my thoughts about myself were so turbulent that I was afraid to make eye contact with fellow students in the hallway. I started to realize that being so shy and quiet was truly an obstacle.
Healing started as I turned to God with all my heart
College ended but the shyness continued. I went to a party with my boyfriend and I was unable to connect with anyone. I found an empty room and stayed there until he came to find me. We did not remain a couple. A few years after our breakup I finally started to gain the tools I needed to be a great conversationalist. It wasn’t easy.
It occurred to me that through the years I encountered many people who had physical difficulties, which could have made them withdrawn or shy away from others, yet they had confidence in their other abilities, interacted well with everyone, and participated in activities, without dwelling on their disabilities. I wondered if I could do the same.
Healing started as I turned to God with all my heart. One evening I was walking by myself on the beautiful grounds of a local university and praying fervently to God, asking for release from this burden, when the thought came to me that there were so many future opportunities for me to bless others if I felt at ease and could communicate wisely and effectively. I don’t remember exactly when this timidity lifted or how long it took, but the process had started.
A few ideas towards healing
These are a few ideas that have helped me along the way towards healing:
1. I had faith that God had the power to take away the pain and fear associated with feeling apprehensive around people.
2. I trusted God to help me, and not look for causes for my demeanor.
3. I studied scripture and related to Moses’ speech impediment, when he feared to confront Pharaoh. He was assured that God would be with his mouth and teach him what to say. This would be true for me also.
4. I clung to the idea of selfless involvement and began the process by asking people questions about their lives until reaching out became second nature.
5. I needed to let go of prejudging what others might think of me. Every one of us are God’s children and we have been given the ability to see affable talents and qualities in each other as well as in ourselves.
Today no one ever believes I was shy
Now, many years later (a lady never tells her age), I am a performer who-enacts Susan B. Anthony with a trio of other “her-storical” women (depicted in photo), a voice actor, an emcee at events, a member of our local National speakers association and a coach, helping women clarify their calling.
Today no one ever believes I was shy. My daughter tells me that I have gone a little too far in the other direction because I start a conversation with people wherever I go.
If you have any similar feelings about being shy, uncomfortable speaking in front of people, or considered the quiet one, and want healing, I can assure you that what God did for me he can do for you. “Keep on asking, and you will receive what you ask for. Keep on seeking, and you will find. Keep on knocking, and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks, receives. Everyone who seeks, finds. And to everyone who knocks, the door will be opened.” Matthew 7:7-8 NLT
From a recent interview with Deb Morrison of Greater in Jesus is Me https://greaterisjesusinme.com/debs-story/
Jenny Grace Morris has a BA degree in social work, and added the most important element, God, as the ultimate healer. How could any difficulty be resolved without prayer for the right solutions?
Jenny Grace received her CCLC, MCLC, Stress Relief Coach© and Quasar Life Coach© certification, then developed the Relationship Communication Specialist© training and certification program in collaboration with Dr. Leelo Bush.
Jenny Grace has spoken at a variety of national, international and local conferences throughout the years. She especially loves uplifting others through her engaging presentations laced with stories from the Bible, making them highly relevant and interactive with contemporary subject matter.
For more information or to sign-up for her newsletter, visit: https://jennygracemorris.com/clarify-your-calling-gift/
By Jeanine Grich Clontz | Career Transitions , Clarify Your Calling , Inspiration
Enjoy my interview with Shaniece Miller Thomas about Clarifying Your Calling! Click the link below.
By Jeanine Grich Clontz | Career Transitions , Clarify Your Calling , Inspiration
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By Jeanine Grich Clontz | Faith , Inspiration , Scriptures
Q: My sister has been causing drama for the last 20 years. Last year she told the family that she never wanted to talk with us again. Now she wants to celebrate the Holidays with us, as well as her birthday, using zoom. Although I welcome the idea, I’m fearful of her vicious attacks. Can you help me sort it out?
A: My first concern is for you. Loving someone who lashes out is not easy. Plus, it is difficult not to take it personally. The anger that shoots its arrow, often stems from a person who is hurt, with feelings of self-hatred. Your solution is to find the balance between expressing the love given to you from God, while simultaneously not allowing yourself to be violated by your sister’s words or actions. The love you express can be a healing agent for you and your sister, as she may feel the love of God through you.
It is essential that you do not make a decision based on guilt or obligation, but on God’s direction. A familiar Bible verse from James says: the wisdom that comes from above leads us to be pure, friendly, gentle, sensible, kind, helpful, genuine, and sincere.
If your response coincides with the above verse, then you know you’re being directed by God, and will be kept out of harm’s way. You need not be a target for aggressive behavior.
Create your boundaries ahead of any planned communication with your sister. Then relay them in a kind and confident manner. Let her know your parameters are for the purpose of a happy visit, which can include peaceful conversations and the length of the Zoom call.
In the meantime, continue praying for your sister’s freedom from the onslaught of critical and negative thoughts, which are always propelled by the carnal or mortal mind. If you go into the situation with Love guiding the way, you may find yourself enjoying a harmonious and compatible relationship.
Jenny Grace Morris has a BA degree in social work, and added the most important element, God, as the ultimate healer. How could any difficulty be resolved without prayer for the right solutions?
Jenny Grace received her CCLC, MCLC, Stress Relief Coach© and Quasar Life Coach© certification, then developed the Relationship Communication Specialist© training and certification program in collaboration with Dr. Leelo Bush.
Jenny Grace has spoken at a variety of national, international and local conferences throughout the years. She especially loves uplifting others through her engaging presentations laced with stories from the Bible, making them highly relevant and interactive with contemporary subject matter.
For more information or to sign-up for her newsletter, visit: https://jennygracemorris.com/clarify-your-calling-gift/
By Jeanine Grich Clontz | Clarify Your Calling
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By Jeanine Grich Clontz | Career Transitions , Clarify Your Calling , Inspiration
Learning to Acknowledge Our Gifts and Talents and Those of Others
I recently read an article by Thomas Nelson that connected with me on several levels and reaches my gifts to help people “Clarify Their Calling Gift”.
Nelson said, “We can find freedom in acknowledging our differences — and freedom feels good.” And, “The reality is, however, that our gifts are often for the benefit of others.”
See the entire Article, “Using Your Gifts and Talents”, here: https://bit.ly/3gPsMj4JennyGrace
I’ve always believed my gifts and talents are definitely for the benefit of those around me and I openly share my gifts in a number of ways. Many of my clients are women and at times we struggle identifying and sharing our gifts as God meant. I agree with Nelson that we can sometimes feel envious of other’s gifts and talents and fail to acknowledge the difference in our gifts and how best to use them for the betterment of ourselves and others.
At a time when we all share questions of the discovery of our talents and gifts as it relates to our careers, I encourage you to consider my 5 Tips to Career Transition and Growth. Then schedule a complimentary 30-minute Clarify your Calling Session here: https://jennygracemorris.com/calendar/
Isn’t it time to re-discover your new niche career? Don’t let the pandemic keep you from reaching your goals and sharing those gifts and talents that make you the special individual you were meant to be.
Jenny Morris has a BA degree in social work, and added the most important element, God, as the ultimate healer. How could any difficulty be resolved without prayer for the right solutions?
Jenny received her CCLC, MCLC, Stress Relief Coach© and Quasar Life Coach© certification, then developed the Relationship Communication Specialist© training and certification program in collaboration with Dr. Leelo Bush.
Jenny has spoken at a variety of national, international and local conferences throughout the years. She especially loves uplifting others through her engaging presentations laced with stories from the Bible, making them highly relevant and interactive with contemporary subject matter.
For more information or to sign-up for her newsletter, visit: https://jennygracemorris.com/clarify-your-calling-gift/