The Hello Mornings Blog

Watch a four-year-old learn to ride a bike. She wobbles, tips over, scrapes a knee, and then announces to the entire street that she is almost doing it. Ten minutes later she's back on. Nobody coached her into that. She just hasn't learned yet how to narrate her own falling.

Somewhere between four and forty, most of us learn.

The part nobody warns you about

If you've tried to build a morning routine more than once, you already know the alarm isn't the hard part.

The hard part is the sentence...

 This post is by Tami Rodriguez.

We take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ. (2 Corinthians 10:5b) 

Sometimes I forget how applicable and powerful God’s Word truly is. 

One of the places this has been very evident in my life lately is with my mindset. Let me give you a few examples. I shared with a friend about a struggle one of my children was having. She asked me outright, “Do you believe they can handle it?” and my response was…”No!” She then followed up, asking if that wa...

This post is by Sabeth Kapahu.

We don’t have to believe everything we think. But what we think will impact what we do 100% of the time. And as much as we’d like to say that as women, wives, mothers, sisters, aunties, friends, and team members we’ve mastered mind over matter, the reality of our emotions, the distractions that surround us, means that even if we know what's true there will be times that we still believe the lie: “I’m too tired, too old, too young, too slow, too far removed, too...

This post is by Rose Ward.

Have you ever seen this t-shirt? It has a picture of a glass half-filled with liquid and two arrows pointing to it saying “fifty percent water, fifty percent air – technically, the glass is completely full!” I had not seen one until my husband decided to buy this shirt for himself; it made me smile. He is one that often sees the glass one-hundred percent full, and I am always learning from him.

It has not always been easy to tune out the negative and lean into the th...