
tuning into what’s real
A couple of weeks ago, I had the chance to go to a private island located in Rainy Lake in Canada. It’s a island owned by our pastor’s family and he invited us and another family to spend a few days there. I was looking forward to the fellowship, enjoying nature, watching the boys experience something more wild than suburbia, and, maybe most of all, I was looking forward to unplugging. I didn’t even pack my computer and that may be the first time that’s happened since I started my business, which is a little sad, admittedly. This island had minimal electricity, though, so a computer was pretty pointless. I didn’t even know if I’d have cell service, so I thought I might be completely off the grid, but I did end up having decent reception. Despite that fact, I stayed off my phone and gave my full attention to









