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What are you making excuses for?

📌 What are you making excuses for?
🙋‍♀️ Ministry?
💼 Business?
💍 Marriage?
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family?
💫 Life?

Be honest—are you holding back because it didn’t go perfectly the first time?

Remember when you were learning to walk, fell, and said…
“I quit—crawling’s not so bad”?
Yeah, me neither—because you got back up.
We laugh now, but that mindset can still sneak in.

Stop settling. Stop excusing. Start moving forward.
You’re not meant to crawl through life—try again. You’ve got this.

🛑 Stop making excuses.
🔁 Start again.
💪 You were made to move forward.

#NoMoreExcuses #StartAgain #YouWereMadeForMore #LauriesLessons #FaithOverFear #KeepGoing #TryAgain #GrowthMindset #WomenOfFaith #PurposeDriven

The tiny seed knew

To grow, it had to be dropped in dirt, buried in darkness, and push through struggle to reach the light.

But here’s the truth:
Not all seeds make it. 💔
Many give up just before breaking through. They stay hidden beneath the surface — never blooming, never fulfilling their God-given purpose.

✨ Where are YOU in your journey?
Have you been planted… but not yet pushed through?
Are you tempted to stop before the breakthrough?

💡Remember this:
Your gift was meant to be shared.
Your growth will bless others.
Your story can light the path for someone else.

🌟 Don’t give up.
🌟 Keep trying.
🌟 Keep pushing.
🌟 Keep moving forward.

You were planted for a reason. Let the world see you bloom. 💛
— Laurie Delk Radecki
#LauriesLessons #FaithOverFear #GrowThroughIt #PurposeDriven #KeepGoing #YouMatter #BloomWhereYourePlanted #GodsPlan #MotivationMonday #EncouragementDaily #ChristianInspiration #RiseAndShine 🌻✨

Bringing Your Speech to Life: Mastering Vocal Delivery

Bringing Your Speech to Life: Mastering Vocal Delivery

This covers crucial elements like volume, pitch variation (intonation), rate, pauses, and articulation to add dynamism and keep the audience engaged.

Welcome to Lesson 8, where we turn your words into a powerful performance! In “Bringing Your Speech to Life,” you’ll learn that your voice is your most dynamic instrument. We’ll dive into the crucial elements of vocal delivery: volume, pitch, rate, pauses, and articulation. This lesson will show you how to intentionally wield these tools to add emotion, emphasis, and engagement, ensuring your message doesn’t just get heard, but truly resonates and leaves a lasting impression on your audience.

  • Beyond the Words: Understand why vocal delivery is a powerhouse, conveying confidence, passion, and credibility before your words even register.
  • The Vocal Toolkit: Learn to control your volume (for power), your pitch (to avoid monotone), and your rate (to create rhythm and emphasis).
  • The Power of Silence: Discover how strategic pauses are not dead air, but a powerful tool to build suspense and allow your audience to process key information.
  • Speak with Clarity: Get tips on how to improve your articulation and ensure every word you say is crisp, clear, and easy to understand.
  • Practice with Purpose: Learn how to practice your vocal delivery to create a dynamic, engaging, and unforgettable experience for your listeners.
  • Ecclesiastes 12:10: “The preacher sought to find out acceptable words: and that which was written was upright, even words of truth.”
    • Connection: This verse speaks to the effort (“sought to find out”) to use “acceptable words” and “words of truth.” While it primarily refers to content, “acceptable words” can also imply words that are well-delivered and received by the audience, considering factors like clarity and impact. It suggests intentionality in how words are presented to be both true and well-received.
  • Proverbs 15:23: “A man hath joy by the answer of his mouth: and a word spoken in due season, how good is it!”
    • Connection: This verse highlights the positive effect of a “word spoken in due season.” This isn’t just about the content being relevant, but also about the timing and delivery. A “word in due season” implies appropriate rate, pauses, and tone that make it effective and bring “joy” to the listener. It emphasizes the how of communication.
  • Psalm 19:14: “Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O LORD, my strength, and my redeemer.”
    • Connection: While a prayer, this verse connects the internal thought (“meditation of my heart”) with the external expression (“words of my mouth”). For vocal delivery, it implies a desire for the spoken word to be well-formed, pleasing, and effective (“acceptable”), which aligns with mastering elements like articulation, volume, and intonation to ensure the message is delivered powerfully and received well.

The Power of the Follow-Up 💥📲

Over the last few months, we’ve gotten multiple bids for a project on our home.
Guess how many followed up? ZERO.
Okay, ONE did… but just once. And then… silence. Even though we sounded very interested. (Spoiler: we are! 😅)

Now contrast that with this 👇

Last week I messaged a lady on Facebook Marketplace about a yellow & blue wreath 🌻💙 for my front door.
She didn’t make it, but kindly replied. I simply said thank you and mentioned I might check back.

Well… 4 days later she reached out to me with pictures of similar wreaths, asking if I was still interested.
Guess what? I drove an hour today and bought THREE wreaths from her! 🙌

💡One follow-up = three sales.
Lesson? Fortune is in the follow-up. Always. 💰✨

#LauriesLessons #FollowUpMatters #BusinessTips #EntrepreneurMindset #SalesSuccess #CustomerServiceWins #MotivationMonday #MarketingTips #SmallBusinessGrowth #BeProactive #DoTheWork #MakeItHappen 💪🎯

Feeling stuck?

💥 Ever catch yourself mid-day, staring at the screen like your brain just walked out? 😵‍💫
You’re not tired—you’re just out of state.
And listen, it’s not your to-do list… it’s your energy.

✨ Speak it FIRST. Always.
If your energy is off—your focus is off.
If your focus is off—your results are gone.

So what do top achievers do differently?
They don’t just “push through”…
They reset—fast and intentionally.

👇 Here’s how I snap back in under 60 seconds:

1️⃣ Stand UP.
Change your posture = change your energy. 💃🏽

2️⃣ Move BIG.
Clap, jump, dance it out—whatever shifts the vibe. ⚡️

3️⃣ Speak with POWER.
Say it out loud: “I’m back. I’m focused. Let’s go!” 🗣️💪

This isn’t just a pep talk—it’s a physiological shift.
You’re telling your mind and body: “We’re still in the game.” 🧠🔥

Repeat this 2-3x a day and watch what happens…
⚡️ Clarity comes back.
⚡️ Momentum builds.
⚡️ Results multiply.

You’re not broken. You’re powerful.
Sometimes… you just need a reminder. 💖

#SpeakShift #HighVibeEnergy #MomentumMatters #ResetAndRise #LauriesLessons #MindsetMatters #PowerMoves #HighPerformanceHabits #Let’sGo 💫🙌

The Art of Simplicity: Applying the KISS Principle (Keep It Super Simple)

We’ll explore how to streamline language, avoid jargon, and present information in a clear and digestible way. Think concise language, focused points, and uncluttered visuals.

The Art of Simplicity: Applying the KISS Principle (Keep It Super Simple)

We’ll explore how to streamline language, avoid jargon, and present information in a clear and digestible way. Think concise language, focused points, and uncluttered visuals.

Welcome to Lesson 7, where we discover the profound power of “The Art of Simplicity.” In a world drowning in information, your ability to communicate clearly is your greatest asset. We’ll explore how to apply the KISS Principle(Keep It Super Simple) to every aspect of your speech—from streamlining your language and avoiding jargon to focusing your points and creating clean, uncluttered visuals. This lesson will show you that simplicity isn’t about dumbing down your message; it’s about amplifying its impact and making it impossible to misunderstand.

  • Clarity is King: Understand why simple, straightforward language is the key to building credibility and enhancing audience retention.
  • The War on Jargon: Learn practical strategies for identifying and eliminating complex jargon and filler words from your vocabulary.
  • Focused Points: Discover the power of focusing on one clear idea at a time to prevent your audience from feeling overwhelmed.
  • Uncluttered Visuals: Get tips on designing slides and visual aids that support your message without distracting from it.
  • The Art of the Edit: Embrace the mindset of a ruthless editor, stripping away the unnecessary to reveal the powerful core of your message.

1 Corinthians 14:9: “So likewise ye, except ye utter by the tongue words easy to be understood, how shall it be known what is spoken? for ye shall but speak into the air.”

  • Connection: This verse directly and powerfully speaks to the need for “words easy to be understood.” It warns against speaking without clarity, comparing it to “speaking into the air,” which means the message is lost and ineffective. This perfectly encapsulates the KISS principle’s goal of making information digestible and avoiding jargon, so the audience can clearly grasp what is being said.

Proverbs 8:9: “They are all plain to him that understandeth, and right to them that find knowledge.”

  • Connection: This verse suggests that truth and wisdom (or knowledge) are inherently “plain” to those who are receptive and seeking understanding. While it speaks to the listener’s readiness, it also implies that the message itself, if presented correctly, can be plain and accessible. This aligns with the speaker’s responsibility to make their message as plain and understandable as possible, removing obstacles to comprehension.

2 Corinthians 1:13: “For we write none other things unto you, than what ye read or acknowledge; and I trust ye shall acknowledge even to the end;”

  • Connection: Here, Paul emphasizes that his communication is straightforward and transparent – what they read is exactly what he intends them to acknowledge. There’s no hidden meaning or unnecessary complexity. This reflects the principle of clear, concise, and uncluttered communication, where the message is directly understood without confusion, from beginning to “the end.”