7 Pillars of Serenity
“Serenity” is not something most people think about often. We think about having peace and joy, but not in terms of serenity. For many people, the word serenity brings up one of two thoughts: getting away from their stress (a trip to the beach or mountains) or it’s tied to recovery (substance abuse or other life issues).
Serenity is not an event, such as a vacation. Nor is it only for those who struggle with life issues and choose to take part in a recovery program. Serenity is also not about living a life free from struggles or the absence of stressful situations.
Serenity is the ability to maintain inner peace and emotional balance during the up’s and down’s that life delivers.
During this webinar, we will look at what it takes to build and live a foundation of personal serenity.
We will discuss and learn:
- What a life of serenity is and isn’t.
- How boundaries effect your serenity.
- The 7 Pillars of a serenity-filled life.
- A solid approach (action plan) to achieving and maintaining serenity.
Your Presenter: Debbie Luxton
Like so many professional women, Debbie once lived a life filled to the brim with stress. The continual striving to be all things to all people resulted in questioning her purpose, wondering if “it’s all” worth it and eventually, poor life choices. Also, like most professional women, she struggled with perfectionism and constantly looking for the golden nugget that would bring her peace, contentment and authentic living.
Debbie has been a life coach since 2010 and a John Maxwell leadership coach since 2012. She is passionate about helping professional women build a foundation of serenity so they can truly thrive in the life God has called them to.
Debbie is married to her soul mate, Barry, for 26 years. They are a blended family with 5 grown children, 10 grandchildren, 1 great-grandchild and one well-loved dog; Buster, who is 16 years old.
Debbie has been coaching, mentoring and serving in leadership roles for 37+ years across professional and volunteer capacities. She is retired from a 30 year Fortune 500 career.
She and her husband have led the Celebrate Recovery Ministry at their church since it’s inception almost 11 years ago.
She serves on the Board of Directors for the National Association of Professional Women St. Louis Chapter as the Director of Community Outreach.
Debbie is a contributing author in 2 books. She is a forth-coming author with her first manuscript in final revision; Choose to THRIVE: Conquering Your Inner Conflicts.
She is currently on a mission with God that is giving her lots of opportunities to revisit her own foundation of serenity.
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