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Faith Family & Beef

by Terryn Drieling

Is the grass really greener?

“If you’re constantly looking for greener pastures, you’ll never see the beauty of the one you’re currently in.” Last year, I binge listened to all of Shawn Achor’s books and I honestly can’t remember now which one that quote is from, but it’s a great one to ruminate on. (Pun intended.) As ... READ the POST

Simple…but not always easy

Continuing our series about good movement, what's holding us back, and how to draw it. Heads up - I get a little long winded with this one, but I promise it's quality. 😉 Need to catch up on the series? Here you go: Okay, now that we’ve established good movement is what we’re after, what’s our ... READ the POST

Just because something seems simple, doesn't mean it's easy. Learn about the biggest obstacle to Good Movement in your organization.

Ever thought less of someone?

Have you ever looked at another human's behaviors and thought a little less of them? Or looked at your own behaviors and thought less of yourself?  If so, you are not alone. I've been there, and honestly, I'll be there again. I'm an imperfect human after all. But I'm trying real hard to be there ... READ the POST

It's easy to judge others and ourselves by behaviors, but learning the WHY helps us in how we react. Learn more about how Enneagram can help.

Cattle Can Make Positive Impact on the Environment

This post is a collaboration with Beef. It’s What’s for Dinner. on behalf of the Beef Checkoff. I received compensation, but all opinions expressed here are my own.  There are lots of people who have a deep and genuine concern surrounding cattle and how they affect climate change. ... READ the POST

National Ag Day 2021 – Raising Kids on the Ranch

This post is a collaboration with Beef. It’s What’s for Dinner. on behalf of the Beef Checkoff. I received compensation, but all opinions expressed here are my own.  Today, March 23, 2021, is National Ag Day – a day set aside for “recognizing - and celebrating - the contribution of ... READ the POST

King, and God, and Sacrifice

It’s not uncommon for me to stop mid-hymn during a church service to keep from choking up. It’s hard for me to make a joyful noise without having to rush to the back of the sanctuary for a tissue to sop up streams of tears from my face. And when it comes to Christmas songs, I’m the messiest of ... READ the POST

He is the King of kings. He is God. And yet, He chose to be the sacrifice that would save us. How humbling is that?