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Is “having it all” even possible?

dreams pk 08 h264 hd 2mb from usedwithpermissionfrommovieministrydotcom on Vimeo. Yesterday I came to you with my breaking point. My lowest of lows. Nearly two years ago I almost quit. I almost gave up at all… because I simply didn’t think I could do it all. When something was succeeding, something else was failing… and…

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6 comments on “Is “having it all” even possible?

  1. Kristin Ungerecht on said:

    Yes! LOVE this, Karen! Even as a single lady, I’ve felt that “you should be home” mentality, back when I was called to go to Brazil on my first missions trip at 18. My younger sister was having metal rods put in her back to fix her scoliosis while I was gone and it was one of those things where I felt like I should’ve been there because they needed me. God showed me that they didn’t need *me* there, they just needed HIM there. And that I was needed in Brazil, even though I was terrified of flying (had never flown anywhere, let alone so far from home) and still pretty shy. Anyway, love your insight on Proverbs 31… I don’t think I ever really looked at it as ‘she’s a business woman who is balanced’ before. Love that! :)

  2. Teresa Brown Kautsky on said:

    Trying to grow into my dream..thank you for sharing Karen Stott.

  3. Marissa McGrath on said:

    I so needed to read this Karen. I am there. I am so there!

  4. Lyndsey Garber on said:

    Thank you. Really.

  5. Elisa Kennedy on said:

    Thank you, Karen Stott for writing this. I needed to see this.

  6. Karen Stott on said:

    Awe thanks Marissa!!!

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Will anyone remember me?

Pin It   I had an impulse tonight. An impulse to look back and read about where I was. Hopeless. Discouraged. Ready to quit and begging my husband to let me. Fall. 2010. Our children were 3 & 5 and we had just finished shooting 17 weddings in 12 weeks. We missed their childhood that…

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11 comments on “Will anyone remember me?

  1. Stephanie Tait on said:

    Whoaaaaaah. Our sermon yesterday was on how we need more David’s and need to be more like him, and then you write THIS. Its like God is really trying to get my attention this week. Thank you so so so much for opening your heart like this Karen and being so willing time and time again to be used for good. You are touching so many lives through this incredible organization.

  2. Amanda Glisson Grantham on said:

    I tell you Karen Stott…I just LOVE your heart! And your transparency. This is SUCH a great ministry for women photographers (and business owners!) and I’m praying this conference is life-changing for all of them! Thank you for letting God use you all the time!

  3. Kristin Ungerecht on said:

    LOVE this, Karen! Your story encourages and inspires me to be faithful when God speaks to my heart. I love that we have a God who dreams bigger than we do! :) <3

  4. Penny Weaver Frazier on said:

    LOVE this! You have beautifully written this! Totally needed to hear this!

  5. Hope Easter on said:

    ♥ you Karen Stott! ^_^ *big huge hugs*.

  6. Joni James on said:

    I feel in my bones that I need this conference. I’m sure of it. Now for God to work out the details so that I can go. I’m just waiting. And Praying.

  7. Karen Stott on said:

    Love you deary.. thank you so much for saying something… I was starting to think I was talking to myself! LOL!

  8. Karen Stott on said:

    You are such a dear! I just ADORE YOU and simply cannot wait to meet you in October!

  9. Karen Stott on said:

    Love you Kristin! You are such a sweetie. Thank you for being so encouraging to me when I need it most!

  10. Kristin Ungerecht on said:

    Anytime you need me to get the pom-poms out and cheer, just let me know. ;)

  11. Karen Stott on said:

    Awe thank you Penny!!

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Perspectives from a “Momtog” | By Stephanie Tait

Pin It     Earlier this April marked one year in this incredible journey of being a professional photographer. And what a whirlwind year it has been. Looking back over the past year I see an incredible amount of lessons learned, milestones achieved, mistakes made, and personal and professional growth. And I couldn’t have gotten…

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  1. Carri Simmons Roman on said:

    Love this! Thank you!

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A Photographers Prayer | By Manda Koolis

Thank You so much to Manda Koolis for letting us post this great prayer that she designed for Angelsea Urban. It is such a good reminder to all of us. Angelsea Urban posted in the Pursuit31 group looking for a graphic designer who enjoys creating typography art and of course I jumped at the opportunity….

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8 comments on “A Photographers Prayer | By Manda Koolis

  1. Karen Stott on said:

    This is SOOOO beautiful Manda! I need to hang it on my wall!

  2. Krisd Mauga on said:

    gorgeous!

  3. Manda Koolis on said:

    <3

  4. dawnwhitmorespeaks on said:

    This is awesome. I would like to share it.

  5. Elizabeth Lauren Garcia on said:

    Wow! I want that in a frame! how should I go about doing that?

  6. Hope Easter on said:

    ♥ this so much!

  7. Marsha McNeely on said:

    I LOVE this. Just pinned it so I can read it often. Just beautiful.

  8. Valerie Duvick on said:

    Are we able to use this for our own personal use? Or can we buy rights or something? I’d just like to use the poem for my desk :)

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God filled adventures | Written by Shannon Kelley

I’m sitting here underneath our mosquito net.  It has just rained outside and while we were hoping for some sweet relief from the heat all we have been graced with is a little more humidity.  And the truth is that I’m stuck on what to write.  I wanted to write about faith, about following God,…

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  1. Tiffany Farley on said:

    Incredible love.

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  3. Jill T. on said:

    shannon, thank you for being willing to go in the Father’s Name and power! the images are beautiful. prayed for you and your family this evening after reading your post!

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