Vision For a Better 2022
Hello, 2022. Nice to meet you? … I think? It’s two weeks into 2022, and the taste of this new year is still a mystery. But vision changes everything.
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Darling, There’s a Better Future For You!
How do we know which pieces to cut to make our lives better? We don’t want to cut something useful, after all. We don’t want to commit a Freddie Krueger slasher work to our dreams and future…
Read MoreYou Are Blessed!
I AM BLESSED. It’s taken me many years to truly believe that statement. To live those words. To not be afraid of those words. “Afraid?” you ask. Yes, afraid, and guilty.
Read MoreProactive Thankfulness
If you follow me on social media, then you might have seen our big family news. A burden God laid on our hearts 12 years ago.
Read MorePurpose…Now what?
So, you’ve figured out what God wants you to do. You know your desires, but… now what?!
Read MoreLiving On Purpose
It’s been a hot minute, y’all! I missed blogging in May, but my blogging week was consumed at an amazing writers conference. It gave me a break from my normal schedule, a chance to connect with kindred spirits, intense classes to challenge my career, and a boost in confidence. Over the last several months, I’ve […]
Read MoreLet’s Be Honest…About Goals
Where are you going? In a world still full of travel restrictions, fear, mandates, and opinionated hypocrites, this question might seem a bit taboo. Many of us aren’t going anywhere. And if we do go somewhere, we might try to hide our whereabouts. No need to upset family and friends, or a job that’ll make […]
Read MoreBreathing Life Into Art
In my artist’s mind, inspiration can come from literally anywhere. From dreams, to the swirl in my coffee, to a random conversation. If you catch me staring into space, chances are it’s because something just inspired a plot twist or new artwork. But my favorite inspirations always come when I’m reading scripture. This time was […]
Read MoreArt Parallels Faith
Let me start by saying this blog post will be a little different. It’s meatier than my usual inspirational messages. It’s a challenge. A thesis if you will. A call to action. And an algorithm of our souls. It stems from the language of a faith-filled artist. And I hope my words make sense as I relay the pictures in my mind.
Read MoreA Superseding Hope
Hope. Some days it feels like hope is all we have left. It’s a word we take for granted.
Read MoreLiving Blessed, even in 2020
*NEW BLOG*
It’s been one year. One whole blessed year. Like marriage or a child’s age, it feels like a lifetime and yesterday all at once.
Perspective Is 2020
Boo!
It’s 2020.
For most of the population, I can think of nothing scarier on this Halloween.
The Color-Filled Life
Art. It’s in us, coursing through our veins and capillaries. It surrounds us in the very air we breathe, the words we say, and through our fingertips as we type. Our eyes suck it in without us even knowing it. So, why is the world trying to squeeze all art from existence?
Read MoreA Joy-Filled Pandemic
“How are you fairing during these trying times?” seems to have replaced the usual “How are you?”
With this in mind, I’m going to be vulnerable with ya’ll right now.
You Wouldn’t Understand
We live in a divided country. A divided world. And often times, divided families. I wonder what would happen if we realize our differences can bring us closer?
Read MoreFinishing The Long Game
In writing a story there’s an event called the “muddy middle.” Otherwise know as the murky middle, the sagging middle, and the nebulous place. It’s not a fun place to be in, but it’s necessary in getting to the finish line.
Read MoreRisk vs Fear
It’s amazing how lightening fast fear can creep under our skin. Nowhere is safe. Nowhere is without risk. But when did fear stop the human race from living?
Read MoreAuthor Of Our Future
We live in an era of uncertainty. And I hate not knowing. I say I love surprises, but in reality I’m too much of a control freak to enjoy a surprise properly.
Read MoreWords of Hope
When I chose to be a writer, I didn’t realize the hold it would have over me. With such a jumbled mess of phrases floating around in my brain, it’s sometimes difficult to choose which words are the most important to say or write.
Read MoreThe Fear of Success
When I was 20, I went to Culinary school in NYC. I loved it. The city was big, bustling, daunting, yet beautiful. I was on my own for the first time in my life, free to make my own choices, and free to succeed or fail. I’d made it through the entire program with flying […]
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Laura Gibson Kudey 