Purpose, Power, and Permission

Author: Sha-shonda

  • Water It Anyway

    Water It Anyway

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    Sha-shonda

    This year, I was strategic when I was sowing my seeds for my garden (see “Be Intentional! Stop Making Mud”). Rather than randomly dispersing my resources (new soil, nutrients, etc.), I only placed them in the places where I intended to actually sow my seeds. I created obvious rows and…

  • No More Weeds

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    Sha-shonda

    Sometimes, weeds look like flowers. Don’t be fooled; they are the thieves of the garden, stealing nutrients and resources and ultimately robbing you of your harvest.

  • Be Intentional! Stop Making Mud

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    Sha-shonda

    Surely, you’re sowing in some way or another. Whether it be in your garden, on your job, with your family, in your relationships, your dreams, your new business, and in some cases, all of the above, you are likely sowing. Are you being intentional with your resources? Friends let’s not…

  • Preparing for Planting

    Preparing for Planting

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    Sha-shonda

    It’s planting season. Sometimes, there’s still pain in the broken places, but plant anyway. The seed is ready and harvest is promised, now do your part.

  • We Need You!

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    Sha-shonda

    What you have to offer this world is exactly what it needs. Understand and do your purpose! purposepowerpermission.com

  • What I Learned in the Garden, Lesson II

    What I Learned in the Garden, Lesson II

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    Sha-shonda

    Dig a little deeper.  You can’t get rid of the weed on the surface and think you are all clear.  There were systems of weeds planted before we realized we had a seed within us. 

  • What I Learned in the Garden, Lesson I

    What I Learned in the Garden, Lesson I

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    Sha-shonda

    You have the power.  Get up!  Speak life!  Bring forth!

  • The Road Home: Gifted

    The Road Home: Gifted

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    Sha-shonda

    “Home” is that space of security and warmth. It is absent of turmoil and deception, lack and strife.  It is the space of love and wholeness.  Many have never experienced Home as it was not cultivated in their lives.  Instead, the spaces intended for Home were bombarded with insecurity, unbelief,…

  • The Road Home: Looking Beyond

    The Road Home: Looking Beyond

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    Sha-shonda

    “Home” is that space of security and warmth. It is absent of turmoil and deception, lack and strife. It is the space of love and wholeness.  Many have never experienced Home as it was not cultivated in their lives.  Instead, the spaces intended for Home were bombarded with insecurity, unbelief,…

  • The Road Home: Filled With Admiration

    The Road Home: Filled With Admiration

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    Sha-shonda

    “Home” is that space of security and warmth. It is absent of turmoil and deception, lack and strife. It is the space of love and wholeness.  Many have never experienced Home as it was not cultivated in their lives.  Instead, the spaces intended for Home were bombarded with insecurity, unbelief,…