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Liz Hoop is six times International Bestselling author, the Director of Outreach Programs/Services for Anchored Hearts Community Resources. She loves helping and encouraging others, finding it her calling and a way to minister to others. She attends Magnolia Springs church where she is a member of the choir and is the leader of the women’s ministry team. She serves on the board of directors for the Mental Health Association of South Mississippi, Adopt A Grandparent Day, and Teen Challenge for Women in MS. She selflessly gives of her time in volunteer efforts that help others. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
I remind myself often of the scripture, in Psalms 23:2- 3 “He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet water, he restores my soul.” As a busy woman, I oftentimes find myself overwhelmed – working full-time, being on the board of directors for several organizations, being an author, and working in ministry. I have found for me, the best thing to do is to stop and take a moment for myself. Sometimes that may be a quick prayer or a cup of coffee or tea. I delegate some of the tasks I have to those I know are just as capable as I am plus I’m helping them sometimes to get out of their comfort zone. If you’ll learn the art of delegation whether at home or at work, you’ll nd yourself be able to do what you have to do.
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