Daisy Change

Change is one of the few constants in life. Whether it's personal growth, career transitions, relationships, or broader societal shifts, the need to adapt and transform is ever-present. However, despite the best intentions, many efforts at change fail. Plans unravel, resolutions fade, and goals remain unmet. For Christians, the answer to why change so often fails lies in one profound truth: lasting change cannot succeed without God. 1. Human Effort Alone is Insufficient Human beings are limited in wisdom, strength, and willpower. While motivation and planning are important components of change, relying solely on our own resources is like building a house on sand (Matthew 7:26-27). Without a solid foundation in God, change lacks the stability to endure the inevitable storms of life. Scripture reminds us in Proverbs 3:5-6: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight." Wh...

Manifesting: A Misguided Practice for Christians When we are looking at clarity in our change management method it can be really tempting to use manafesting to get clear on what you want. This is dangerous and Ill adviced here's why.  In recent years, the practice of "manifesting" has gained popularity in self-help circles and on social media. Manifesting, as commonly understood, involves visualizing one’s desires and believing that positive thoughts or energies can bring these desires into reality. While this may sound appealing, it raises significant concerns for Christians. Far from being harmless, manifesting is a practice that can subtly lead believers away from God’s truth and purpose. The Roots of Manifesting The concept of manifesting is often rooted in New Age philosophy, which borrows ideas from Eastern mysticism, the law of attraction, and various occult practices. These belief systems typically center on the idea that humans possess the power to shape their re...

I've given this a lot of thought and prayer. I've decided to take you through the Daisy Change Method which is our signature art of change management program, here in this blog.  As the year comes to a close, you may be thinking about the year ahead. Starting to plan for what's coming and think about what you want in life. December is often a month of reflection.  With that in mind let's get started on our art of change management process.  First we need to get really clear on what we want and where we are going.  Here are 12 questions to answer for yourself as the year closes.  1. What have I learnt over the last year?  2. How have I growen over the last year?  3. What would I change about the last year?  4. Who do I think I am now?  5. What needs to change over the coming year?  6. What creative solutions can I see for the changes needed in the coming year?  7. How am I going to go about implementing this change?  8. What are...

Today we are going to have a crash course in Christianity  Why do this? Because apparently my audience want it.  You're welcome.  A Crash Course in Christianity: What You Need to Know Christianity is one of the world’s largest religions, with over 2 billion followers across the globe. Whether you’re curious about its teachings or want a refresher, this crash course will walk you through the essentials of Christianity, explained from a Christian perspective. --- What Is Christianity? At its core, Christianity is a faith centered on the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Christians believe in one God who reveals Himself as three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—this is known as the Trinity. The Bible, Christianity’s sacred text, is divided into two parts: 1. The Old Testament – The Hebrew Scriptures, telling the story of creation, the fall of humanity, and God’s covenant with Israel. 2. The New Testament – The story of Jesus Christ, His teachings, and the g...

A Christmas stripped back. For many of you Christmas is not a easy thing to celebrate. You're in hiding and there for unable to do the festive dance of Christmas without serious risk. I want to be sensitive to that audience but at the same time acknowledge the holiday for those of you who do celebrate it.  Happy holidays to one and all reading this right now.  To those of you for one reason or another who are crystal ops right now. Well done for holding your position when all about you is tempting to break cover. You can do this.  You have what it takes to be strong in the face of weakness. When you feel that strength is gone remember God can carry you if you ask Him. Your situation may not change but He will be your strength to get through it if you ask Him.  Praying for you,  Stay savvy sweetie love Hayley 

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 Having reviewed my stats I can see that most of you following this blog are not OG. So when I refer back to posts I've done, its your first time reading them. This is freeing because it means I can move on from the last era of blogging and bring you fresh new content that is designed for the audience I now have.  This blog aims to serve, we have had several topic shifts in the past and im happy to shift again. What I need to know is what do you want?  I'm looking at my audience and I have some idea of what you need but to do this im going to have to shift again. See, most of you live in eastern countries and I am a westerner. I can and have written content for the east but im very aware that you need different things then we do in the west.  In order to serve the audience I now have, I think we need to take things back to where Daisy Change originally started , mental health and faith, Christian faith.  Not the shiny packaged faith of contempery christianity, b...