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dear kindred friend,
I was probably sitting at my beige plastic elementary school desk with the little pencil holder at the top when I first heard the phrase “New Year’s Resolutions.” Ever since then, I’ve wanted to be really good at setting New Year’s resolutions and seeing those fulfilled. I probably wasn’t using that exact language “fulfilling my […]
The fact that 2022 is this weekend is more than a little frightening for me (probably because our wall calendar still says November, oops) and I’m such a planner. Part of me wants to hide somewhere and ignore all upcoming responsibilities and keep on partying. The other part of me is pushing everyone out of […]
My my desire would be that you would be inspired to seek hope this holiday season. Maybe hearing these small businesses’ stories of hope would allow you space to understand where you have experienced hope or where you want to pursue hope.
Now, you might be thinking to yourself, how is this planner different, or how is this the same planner? To all other Kindred planners and every other planner in general. Consider this your crash course on all things new and familiar.
Hello Kindred family! This is Deanna, a sister on the West Coast exploring what it means to be a Jesus-loving storyteller in the world of Hollywood and Entertainment. Up until very recently (due to cross-country moves and a certain global pandemic) I have been riding that unemployment / job searching struggle bus. Maybe some of […]
I love the simple one, because I can adjust it to my “retired lifestyle.”
It’s totally possible, reasonable, and natural to experience seemingly competing emotions at the same time. You can be both joyful and sad. Remember the movie Inside Out? Joy realized that Riley didn’t just need to feel joy all the time, she needed sadness too and sadness helped Riley be more connected with who she truly was. So hear me when I say, you can have both.
I needed to get away from this idea that rest is a reward for working hard. Rest isn’t a reward you or I get because we’ve worked hard enough or completed enough tasks or been productive enough. Rest isn’t a treat for doing enough. Rest isn’t optional or a bonus. It is needed and necessary.
Reflections
At the end of every month we write a reflection blog post that correlates with the reflection questions in the Kindred Planner.
Consider this your invitation to reflect along with us, coffee (or tea) in one hand and Kindred Planner (or journal) in the other.
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being
Your worth, who you are and who you are becoming are so important to the heart of Kindred & Co. that we put together a series of blog posts to help you practice being.
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community
Sweet like honey are the encouraging stories you'll find here.
Read the stories from our community gathered here! Some stories of K&Co. products, yes, but more important, stories of how they are living as human beings, finding their identity first and foremost in their inherent worth.
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From the moments that have shaped Kindred & Co. to the big dreams seen fulfilled to the best roundup of YOUR kindred stories, here are our favorites posts.
