Happy Leap Day! 🎉 Today, as we celebrate this extra day that comes once every four years, I'm reminded of the incredible leap I took when I decided to go skydiving. Seven years ago, I stepped out of my comfort zone and soared through the sky, learning invaluable lessons along the way.

Five years ago, I shared my story (Watch the video at the end of this blog) and I am amazed at how my own words have been preached back to myself over and over, each time I listen to this piece. The words were destined to be recorded so that I have a reminder. And this past year ……… Whew!!

This past year it hits way different for me, especially as I reflect on the faith leaps I've literally taken in my personal life this past year.

My leap birthed my "Gratitude Journal: Recharging Spirit, Reviving Body and Renewing Soul" - a literal project birthed by a year of faith.

In the spirit of seizing opportunities and embracing new adventures, I want to encourage you to take your own leap, whatever that may be. Whether it's pursuing a dream, starting a new chapter, or simply trying something outside of your norm, know that there are always people ready to support you on the other side of your leap.

So, let's embark on this journey together! If you're considering taking a leap, I'm here to cheer you on every step of the way. And if that leap involves jumping out of an airplane, count me in—I'll be right there beside you, ready to soar to new heights.

Remember, life is all about taking chances and embracing the unknown. Let's #TakeTheLeap and discover the amazing possibilities that await us.

Wishing you courage, excitement, and endless adventures ahead!
Take The Leap ,
Sheila P Spencer

P.S. Share your leap moments with me using #TakeTheLeap —we're in this together! 🪂

P.S.S. Take another leap and get a copy of my Gratitude Journal:: Recharging Spirit, Reviving Body, Renewing Soul

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Happy Leap Day! 🎉 Today, as we celebrate this extra day that comes once every four years, I'm reminded of the incredible leap I took when I decided to go skydiving. Seven years ago, I stepped out of my comfort zone and soared through the sky, learning invaluable lessons along the way.

Five years ago, I shared my story (Watch the video at the end of this blog) and I am amazed at how my own words have been preached back to myself over and over, each time I listen to this piece. The words were destined to be recorded so that I have a reminder. And this past year ……… Whew!!

This past year it hits way different for me, especially as I reflect on the faith leaps I've literally taken in my personal life this past year.

I think about Holy Week through what the women saw, breathed, and experienced. I think about how they worshipped Christ during Holy Week and beyond, and what it means for us.

This season is inviting me to reset. To slow down, let go, and make room for what is ready to grow.

Lesson from my foggy morning drive. You don’t rush. You pay attention. And by all means, keep going.

Happy Leap Day! 🎉 Today, as we celebrate this extra day that comes once every four years, I'm reminded of the incredible leap I took when I decided to go skydiving. Seven years ago, I stepped out of my comfort zone and soared through the sky, learning invaluable lessons along the way.

Five years ago, I shared my story (Watch the video at the end of this blog) and I am amazed at how my own words have been preached back to myself over and over, each time I listen to this piece. The words were destined to be recorded so that I have a reminder. And this past year ……… Whew!!

This past year it hits way different for me, especially as I reflect on the faith leaps I've literally taken in my personal life this past year.

I think about Holy Week through what the women saw, breathed, and experienced. I think about how they worshipped Christ during Holy Week and beyond, and what it means for us.

This season is inviting me to reset. To slow down, let go, and make room for what is ready to grow.

Lesson from my foggy morning drive. You don’t rush. You pay attention. And by all means, keep going.

Sheila Spencer