Janice R. Anderson

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Have you ever found yourself working twice as hard for half the result—and quietly wondering, What is wrong with me? I’m not talking about the major life-change stuff. I’m talking about the regular, degular things you used to do in your sleep. Now they require more effort, more focus, and more of you…only to feel average. That doesn’t automatically mean you’ve lost your edge. You may be in a life transition, trying to maintain an old rhythm in a season that is asking something different of you. You’re not failing. Your season is changing—and so are you. This may not be the moment to work harder. It may be time to go deeper: to recognize what has shifted, reveal what belongs now, and decide where restoration needs to begin. What used to feel sweatless for you but now takes everything you’ve got? Tell me in the comments. 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 And if life has changed but everything hasn’t recalibrated, join me for Life Happened: Time to Reset, a free three-night live experience for high-functioning women of faith. September 29–October 1 Register free at AnchoredReset.com. #LifeTransition #WomenOfFaith #HighFunctioningWomen #ChangingSeasons #LifeReset

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I love a good routine. Coffee, my Bible, my journal and a good pen helped me find my way back to center. But sometimes a routine is not enough for what a hard season has changed. You may need to understand who you are now, what no longer fits, and where restoration needs to begin. That’s why I created Life Happened, a FREE 3-night virtual experience for women walking through a season of transition. Join me FREE. Tap the link in my bio or go to AnchoredReset.com. #SeasonOfTransition #ChristianWomen #FaithAndRestoration #WomenInLeadership #SignificantLife

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“Mommy, that’s me.” 🥹 That’s what my six-year-old, Journey Monet, said as we read Worthy Girl together at bedtime. We spoke the words aloud, and I watched her light up as she recognized herself in them. I want my daughters to know who they are in God’s eyes while they’re young. I also know, from working with women, how much we can carry when other voices shape that story for us. My dear friend Marshawn Evans Daniels has created something beautiful for our girls—and for the little girl still inside some of us. This is a book to read with a daughter, granddaughter, niece, goddaughter, or girl you mentor. Dads, this invitation is for you, too. I’m already thinking about the young ladies I’ll give it to for Christmas. ❤️ Get your copy of Worthy Girl at WorthyGirlWorld.com. And if a girl comes to mind while you’re reading this, get one for her, too. Marshawn, we love it. Thank you for this gift.