I admit, I’ve been though a lot my entire life.
My childhood was terrible. My mom worked all the time, I rarely saw her. When I did, she was too tired to spend time with me. I was bullied at school greatly.
As an adult I had a terrible ex-husband who abandoned our family and my kids and I ended up in a homeless shelter for physical abuse. I was in debt $30,000; lost everything and didn’t see the end of the tunnel.
A lot of people always ask me how I can get through all that I’ve been through.
I’ll tell you…I don’t stumble over something that is already behind me!
Don’t Stumble Wall Art Printable
What’s in the past, is dead and buried. It’s PAST. You can’t do anything to change it. You can’t fix it. All you can do is try to change your future.
That’s what I set out to do. Everybody said I wouldn’t make it. But, I stand here today to tell you that I have!
I’m a single mom of two beautiful children and yes, I work from home. I started out reselling and then discovered blogging, which changed my life forever. Within my first year blogging, I was making $10k/month. Within my second year blogging, I was making $23k/month. Now my third year blogging, I’m making $57k/month.
While it may seem like I have a charmed life if you look at me now, the truth is, that it was a very difficult road to get to where I am today. And I feel like…if I can do it, so can you. I don’t have help. I’m at a disadvantage and if you are married, you have help!
You may feel like you’re drowning in a sea of misery, but the truth is that it’s just for a season. Yesterday is gone. Only today exists. Don’t stumble over something that is already behind you.
Put these prints on your wall. Put them near your desk. Put them ANYWHERE you need a gentle reminder that TODAY and tomorrow are the only days you can change. Don’t worry about the past. Focus on today.
To access the high quality prints, simply click below to open the PDF and print! I like to print the printables on card stock (this is the exact pack I buy; it’s super cheap but well made).
Download the high quality printables…
here: Pink and Gold Wall Art Printable
and
here: White and Gold Wall Art Printable
These printables are for personal use only. You may not alter them or redistribute them for monetary gain without written consent from the author, Sarah Titus.
Jennifer says
July 16 at 6:25 pmBeautiful work! Thank you for being so generous with sharing your beautiful printable wall art!
Did you take classes to learn graphics, etc?
Sarah Titus says
July 16 at 8:21 pmThank you Jennifer. I’m glad you like them. 🙂 No, I haven’t taken any classes. Mostly just messing around with different programs to teach myself and get better as I go. It’s a hobby of mine, so a lot of just messing around. lol. Turns out, my audience LOVES printables, so I try to do a lot of them. This whole month, I’m working on nothing but printables for the rest of the year. Lots of fun. 🙂 I think anything you do, you have to really love it, otherwise, why do it at all! 🙂
Patricia says
February 11 at 2:44 pmIt is very kind!!
Andrea says
January 9 at 5:52 pmI struggle daily with what I went through in my marriage and what I deal with now as a single mother of 3. I’ve been inspired by so many of your posts about your past and all that you have done for yourself and your children. I think, wow, if she can do all of this, so can I! But I haven’t. I stay stuck in the hurt of the past. And then I read this post. I can do this and I will! Thank you, Sarah.
Sarah Titus says
January 16 at 7:44 amAndrea, I am so glad this printable inspired and helped you. It’s not easy, but the rewards are definitely worth it! Keep working hard and you’ll be surprised at all that you can do! <3
Lisa says
March 5 at 10:31 pmYou have given this single mom of 3 boys HOPE again!!
Thanks!
Also…I would absolutely love to have information about blogging as it would be a blessing to work from home!
Sarah Titus says
March 6 at 11:18 amLisa, I’m so glad you enjoyed the wall art! I do have quite a few posts about blogging that you can find here: https://www.sarahtitus.com/category/blogging-101/. Also, in my store, I have the Blogging Bundle in my store here: https://www.shop.sarahtitus.com/collections/bundles/products/blogging-bundle – that will provide a lot of information to help you start a blog! Good luck! <3
Nancy Pedro says
January 1 at 5:52 pmI’ve not printed one of the printables before — does it work on a regular printer? I’m not thinking that my printer will do the metallic gold and that it will take a whole ink cartridge to print the background of the beautiful dark pink. (I just have a regular Canon printer that uses one black ink cartridge and one color ink cartridge). It is a new process to me — especially the metallic print. Would the white one work on a light colored cardstock so that it doesn’t use so much ink? (I’m not very “techie” but am trying to learn!) Thanks!
Sarah Titus says
January 4 at 8:17 pmI just use regular, thicker paper (it’s about $7 in stores in my area) and your Canon printer should work just fine. It won’t suck up a lot of ink. 🙂 I print a boatload of printables on my HP printer and rarely ever change my ink cartridges. I think you’ll be okay. 🙂
Nancy Pedro says
January 4 at 10:36 pmThank you! I will try it!
Dana says
January 30 at 9:37 amI am a single mom of 4, two now grown boys and two young daughters. One of my daughters is special needs. I’ve been through two divorces and lost absolutely everything. I was a stay at home pastor’s wife, but have been forced to reenter the workforce. I’ve chosen to work in the school system so that I can still be available to my children, and also because I can not afford childcare. I am almost 50 with no savings or retirement, and an demonicly possessed ex who is constantly dragging me back to court to take my children. I am dependent on child support, which is minimal, and my special needs child’s disability. I am desperate to be financially independent and stable. I also refuse to abandon my children to childcare. While I do not know anything about blogging, ecommerce, or even business, I am looking for ways to better our future. I appreciate all that you do as a single mom and the help that you are offering for others. God will bless your efforts on the behalf of others. Thank you for your care and generosity.
Sarah Titus says
February 10 at 4:34 amSorry to hear about your situation Dana. I definitely can understand what it’s like. I think that God honors your wanting to be home with your children though and sounds like He is providing at the moment. 🙂 {{hugs}}