by Kori Gouge | Nov 23, 2021 | Stories (Blog)
I used to be judgmental of my grandmother because she would pour cereal and milk in a bowl for my grandfather. I thought, why can’t he do that? It seemed silly to me. And, being indoctrinated in US schools, I thought it was a sign of a liberated woman to...
by Kori Gouge | Nov 12, 2021 | Stories (Blog)
. On looking higher… . I had a good-paying, respectable job. I enjoyed coaching my staff, creating training, curriculum, and new programs, delivering training, and teaching. . Yet, I wasn’t operating at the level I wanted to and it bothered me. I wanted to be...
by Kori Gouge | Nov 11, 2021 | Stories (Blog)
. “I know we are called to love our neighbor as ourselves, but what happens when you don’t love yourself?” . Kevin looked at me and said, “So you are saying that you are a better judge of yourself than God is?” . “What do you...
by Kori Gouge | Nov 10, 2021 | Stories (Blog)
Do you ever feel burned out by all the self-improvement, self-empowerment, pick yourself up by your bootstraps, and think yourself into a new reality jargon and are beginning to realize that it always leaves you feeling empty and, often, worse about yourself? . There...
by Kori Gouge | Nov 9, 2021 | Stories (Blog)
I was dating a man in my late 20s and he wanted to be an architect. I was more excited about it than he was. A good friend of mine lived in Albuquerque so I suggested that we visit her and he could visit the architecture school while we were there. His desire...
by Kori Gouge | Nov 5, 2021 | Stories (Blog)
While I am glad it’s the weekend, it isn’t the weekend so much that I am looking forward to as much as the fact that I won’t be working. I meet a few friends for happy hour where I drink more than I need to numb myself from the fact that I am not...
