Resources to help you recieve God’s love in the midst of your busy life.

I’m a natural-born encourager. This comes in handy whether I’m Writing Discussion Guides for women, Coaching creatives or Speaking to women helping them find new ways to mine their daily life for the God-planted Gold.

There is not much I love more than cheering someone on to do great things! I also like ink that sparkles, sentences that end in exclamation points, and S’mores. I get out of bed wondering who I’ll be able to help today, whether that’s through my writing, dreaming up strategies one-on-one, or speaking to large groups.

We can stay in touch on my Substack, Peace of Mind. There you’ll find inspiration and enoucragement to gather your scattered thoughts so you can focus on what matters.

Aiming for better not bitter.

Growing up, I imagined how wonderful life would be when I was old enough to take control of my own destiny. My dreams shimmered like the glitter on my plastic tiaras. I played dress-up, trying on my grandmother’s glittery dresses and fancy high-heeled shoes, which almost fit because her feet were so small.

Life has a way of taking our childhood fantasies and turning them inside out. My deep Texas roots were unable to keep me firmly planted in Houston. After law school, my dream of practicing law with my dad while raising a family with my college sweetheart crumbled. My husband got promoted, at the same time, I felt demoted. Our early-marriage move to Tennessee meant taking another bar exam and finding a new job.

I became a one-woman support crew for my husband's journey up the corporate ladder as we moved from small, southern towns to big cities.  Each time we moved, I made the choice to learn something new, to become better rather than bitter. After retiring from practicing law to care for our children, God opened some unexpected doors.

pondering guided journal with pen

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We navigate life at a disadvantage.

There is a lot of bad advice out there, and I followed a good bit of it until I discovered that we navigate life at a disadvantage when our faith and daily lives are disconnected. So, to help myself and others, I create Discussion Guides that help us integrate our faith into our day. Many women (and their families) have benefited from their discussions around the table using these Guides.

After over ten years in women’s ministry and writing, I began helping other writers interested in creating soulful content for women. My Strategy Sessions are a place to gain clarity, grow in confidence, and create a plan so writers can share their own transformational messages with a world in need of hope.

 

Here’s How I can help You.

Guided journal

This journal is designed to help you Pause, Gain Perspective, and Think Deeply with God. coming soon.

faith-based reflection guides

I’ve gathered women in small groups to share and discuss life-changing messages for more than ten years. Check out the Reflection Guide tab at the top of this page. Each is designed to help you gain self-knowledge, deepen your faith, and connect with other women through meaningful discussions related to Scripture if used in a small group. These guides provide a structure for integrating your faith into your everyday life through guided reading and reflection questions. These guides are powerful whether you use them by yourself, with one friend, or in a small group.

contemplative content strategy for writers

You can have all the inspiration and gifts in the world, but without strategy— you’ll be overwhelmed by all the possibilities and struggle to create anything. Whether you are interested in starting your first email list, launching a website, or learning how to launch a self-published book, I love helping writers create a practical roadmap to deliver their message. Working one-on-one, we can tailor a plan that fits your message.

Speaking

I host virtual retreats from time to time as well as speak in person. Email me at Katie@KatieKibbe.com for a list of topics and to discuss details.


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