Jennifer Foxworthy

On my last tour in the Navy, I transitioned from military warfare as a Naval Aircrewman to military welfare as an Alcohol and Drug Counselor. During my training to be certified, I learned many tools to help the patients understand that certain people, places, and things can be triggers, which can jeopardize their recovery. In […]

Recently I attended a funeral held for a dear woman that I had only known for a few years.  But in that short period of time she made a huge impact on my life personally and professionally.  This amazing woman of God had touched so many lives that at her funeral it appeared to be

I believe there are three types of people we let ride in our boat of life.  This analogy can be applied to our personal and business relationships. *The Rower-A person who is actively trying to help you get up the creek or help shift the current in your favor. This person could be praying for

When I look back on all my poor relationships, whether platonic or intimate, there was a common theme. I figured I could change those people’s behaviors towards me if I loved harder and stronger. I gave, and they took. Before I knew it, I was depleted, depressed, and doubted my existence. Because I did not

Which has the greater impact, the pebble, or the rock? Many people would think the heavier stone, the rock, would have the greatest impact. We must look at this from a broader perspective and not only from a physical one.  I do not believe this choice to be true. When a heavy stone is thrown