Everyday Enough

Everyday Enough Rev. Her many days spent with those who are dying ultimately inspired how she lives her everyday life and the birth of this coaching business.

Everyday Enough, LLC's mission is to inspire others to live everyday as enough, to feel deserving to receive abundance and joy, and to not wait till the end of one's life to ask the deep questions of greater purpose, creativity, and contribution. Kristi Grieder, Owner of Everyday Enough, LLC is a certified coach, ordained minister, and spiritual entrepreneur who has spent years as a chaplain and p

astor in the end of life and hospice field. Kristi teaches, inspires, and equip all people to live each and everyday as enough, to feel deserving to receive abundance and joy, and to not to wait till the end of one's life to ask questions of greater purpose, creativity, and contribution.

06/10/2026

The numbers don’t lie. 🧡 Remote work creates access to the workplace and allows countless disabled people the opportunity to participate in the workforce.

Image description: an infographic titled “Disabled Employment and Remote Work” is displayed on a light gray grid-patterned background. The title appears in large black text at the top, surrounded by decorative star-like icons.

The infographic contains three note-style text boxes. A green note on the left states that the rise of remote work brought historic employment rate highs for disabled employees. A yellow note on the right explains that employment rates for disabled workers increased from approximately 20.9% to a record high of nearly 26% after the implementation of remote work. A torn-paper-style note at the bottom left states that an estimated 80% of this increase can be directly attributed to remote work, citing Bloom et al. (2025).

In the lower right corner, there is an illustration of a person using a wheelchair and holding a red laptop. The person is wearing pink clothing and is positioned beside the text boxes.

06/07/2026

"I know most people try hard
to do good and find out too late
they should have tried softer."

~ Andrea Gibson

[Art: Akira Kusaka Illustration]

06/07/2026

Image description: A screenshot of a social media post by “Misa on Wheels” () appears against a muted purple background. The post reads: “A house will not be a ‘forever home’ if accessibility is not considered when building it.”

Below the text is a photograph of the front porch of a house. The porch is elevated above the driveway and features both a short set of stairs and an integrated accessibility ramp leading up to the entrance. White railings line the ramp and porch, while several white support columns hold up the covered roof. Brown siding and trim contrast with the white architectural elements. Fallen autumn leaves are scattered across the dark driveway and ramp, and trees and greenery are visible in the background.

06/07/2026

‘Puttering’ 💜🐝

At credit ~ homebodygatheringplace

06/07/2026
Happy Pride Month! You seen, loved, and valued for WHO YOU ARE.
06/06/2026

Happy Pride Month! You seen, loved, and valued for WHO YOU ARE.

PRIDE. It's not all rainbows and parades, but it can be life-saving for so many.

🎨:

06/03/2026

What do I mean by creators? Not only artists, whose acts of creation are the obvious ones of working with paint or clay or words. Creativity is a way of living life, no matter what our vocation or how we earn our living. Creativity is not limited to the arts or having some kind of important career.
~Walking on Water

06/03/2026
Happy Pride! 🏳️‍🌈
06/05/2025

Happy Pride! 🏳️‍🌈

Celebrating Pride, all year long.
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤎🩷🤍🩵

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