Monthly Archives: October 2014

  1. Recovering The Lost Art Of Trying Things Out

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    October 9, 2014 by Alex Johannigman

    We’ve attached such a strong sense of commitment to vocational discernment that many of us are scared to even try something out until we are absolutely sure that it is what’s right for us. We can’t let this mindset continue to prevent us from effectively discerning our vocations.

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