5 Simple Ways to Make This Holiday Season the Best Your Family Has Ever Had

Published December 17, 2019 by Chris Marlow Activism, Articles, Culture, Do Good, Doing Good, Doing Good Well, Family

Original article at https://foreverymom.com/society/holidays/5-simple-ways-to-make-this-holiday-season-the-best-your-family-has-ever-had/ It’s that time of year again and let’s be real, for many of us, the holidays are scary as we know that our expectations will be dashed with chaos, frustration and more of what we do not need: busyness. So what if instead of being bogged down by crazy schedules, stress, and materialistic […]

Are You Making the World Better?

Published July 31, 2019 by Chris Marlow Articles, Culture, Do Good, Doing Good, Interview, Non Profit Leadership

Words by McKenna Neville at https://www.goodgritmag.com/blog/are-you-making-the-world-better1 For some people, change doesn’t take much—a word spoken by a friend over lunch, a book quote you just can’t shake, or a small act of kindness from a stranger. But for others, it takes a trip around the world. That’s what it took for Chris Marlow, founder of […]

Making Your Holidays Matter: Practicing Thankfulness

Published November 24, 2015 by Chris Marlow Do Good 4 comments

And… just like that, the holidays are here. Every year, we are faced with the same two options. We can follow culture like a zombie, dragging ourselves through the chaos of holiday parties, travel, shopping, cooking, decorating, and spending time with family and friends (which often brings both joy and pain). Or, we can choose to capture the […]

Confession: I Hate Being THAT Guy

Published October 29, 2012 by Chris Marlow Do Good, Missional Living 10 comments

Being *THAT* Guy I always have this nagging thought in the back of my mind, this lingering frustration with myself and my voice as communicator and writer. When I’m with my friends or in a group, I see this issue come up time after time. I’m one of those that could be considered THAT guy. […]

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