“Be sure not to minimize things that matter to you in light of things that seem to matter to others. If it brings you joy to make quilts, don’t let someone who makes designer clothes for a living make you… — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
“Discipline is more than motivation. Discipline pushes past the desire to quit when motivation runs out.” — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
“But I have gained an understanding over time, and that’s what I want to share with you in these pages.” — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
“Do what you can with what you have. Your job is to live well, embracing what you do know, what you can do, and who you can be—today. If you wait until you have enough information or ability, the perfect opportunity or circumstances, or exactly the right mood, mindset, or physical makeup, you’re pushing pause on your life. Even if… — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share
“Beautiful girl, every struggle you have will help you develop the strength you need to fly. You are capable of doing the work.” — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
“If you have a sense of discomfort about your life, that is a gift. Your discomfort is a signal that something needs to change.” — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
“When we head in a new direction, begin a new journey, or travel someplace unknown or uncharted, there’s always a level of discomfort associated… — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
“You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart” (Jer. 29: 13).” — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
“It’s never too late to design the life you love. —Lysa TerKeurst” — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
“all—you can one day look back and see your hard as a part of your life and not the definition of your life.” — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
“You don’t have to have a large of circle of sisters to know the beauty of support, compassion, or even tough love. We are… — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
“Well, I can’t describe her exactly—except to say that she was beautiful. She was—tremendously alive. —F. Scott Fitzgerald” — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
“Watch your mouth: The language we use creates the reality we experience. —Michael Hyatt” — Chrystal Evans Hurst Copy Share Image
