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Author: Lynn Austin
Ms. Austin is an author, coach, professor and managing Director at Austin Group Consulting. She is a 2017 Humanitarian Award recipient. The award recognizes individuals who, despite the obstacle, demonstrate the courage to take decisive action, the wisdom to face aggressive challenges, and the willingness to sacrifice to affect causes that impact the betterment of the community. Lynn holds an MBA from Capella University, and a B.S. from Washington Adventist University. She is currently pursuing a doctorate in strategy and innovation. She enjoys writing, teaching, hiking, traveling, riding motorcycles and spending time with her rescue dog Newman.
Ever feel overwhelmed by negative thoughts? Discover how a positive mindset, rooted in faith, can transform your life. Read my latest blog post to learn how to harness the power of positive thinking and create a brighter future. #BettingOnMe #Inspiration #Faith”
Feeling overwhelmed by life’s demands? I found myself missing deadlines and drowning in stress. Then my mentor gave me a simple but powerful tip: commit just 15 minutes a day. It changed everything. Read my latest blog post to find out how you can regain control, one small step at a time. #BettingOnMe #Inspiration #StressManagement”
Perseverance is about having the faith and fortitude to go beyond my comfort zone. Far past the that which I…
God gives us the advantage every day we wake up. 2 Corinthians 2:11 says “lest Satan should get an advantage of us, for we are not ignorant of his devices” As I’ve learned, this suggests I “have” the advantage-an advantage I maintain unless and until I give it up.
The noise in our heads can sometimes be so loud its hard to understand what to do. In those moments it is important to silence the chatter so that you can hear and head.
A friend and fellow professor posted this image to her Facebook page. After taking it in, I asked if I…