Dec '25 • General discussion
Christmas Eve
There’s something about Christmas that quietly rearranges priorities.
Not loudly.
Not dramatically.
But unmistakably.
For many accomplished women, this season brings a gentle tension:
Gratitude for what’s been built
…and a quiet awareness of what’s been postponed.
You’ve done the responsible things.
You’ve shown up.
You’ve carried others.
You’ve stewarded careers, families, finances, and faith with care.
And yet, Christmas has a way of asking questions success doesn’t.
Not “What did you achieve?”
But “What has brought you peace?”
This isn’t a season of urgency.
It’s a season of inventory.
What feels full?
What feels heavy?
What feels finished—and what feels unfinished?
Christmas doesn’t ask you to do more.
It invites you to notice more.
To recognize that wealth isn’t measured by what’s under the tree,
but by what’s steady within you.
Peace.
Belonging.
Clarity.
Provision.
Presence.
You’re not late.
You’re seasoned.
This isn’t a pause before pushing harder.
It’s a reminder that alignment always precedes fruitfulness.
As this year closes, you don’t need resolutions.
You need reverence for what this season is revealing.
What feels most rich in your life right now?
And what is gently asking for better stewardship in the year ahead? #LifeIsRich
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