Mike Schmitz
Comparison is deadly. It can quickly lead to a loss of identity, cause us to misjudge others, and creates a lack of desire to humbly seek out answers from trustworthy people in our lives. In this episode of The Intentional Family, Rachel shares some pointers from a recent experience to help you avoid it at all costs.
Today’s author attempts to teach us to redefine our world through the power of original thinking. Join Joe & I for this episode of Bookworm as we consider the creative process in an effort to make the most of our own ideas.
David & I do an audit of our productivity workflows and share what’s working (and what isn’t).
This episode of Focused is sponsored by:
My sermon sketchnotes from August 29th, 2021. Enjoy!
In this episode of The Intentional Family, Rachel & I talk about discipleship, purposeful training, and raising lifelong learners.
Today’s author promises to help us act as our highest potential selves by extracting crucial insight from our most damaging habits, building emotional intelligence by better understanding our brains and bodies, and releasing past experiences at a cellular level. Join Joe & I for this episode of Bookworm, as we embark on a journey to figure out why we as humans have such a hard time staying out of our own way.
My sermon sketchnotes from August 22nd, 2021. Enjoy!
Is willpower enough to plow through? In this episode, David & I look into that question.
This episode of Focused is sponsored by:
In this episode of The Intentional Family, Rachel & I discuss cultivating curiosity, solving your own problems, and doing hard things.
We rely on willpower to create change in our lives… but what if we’re thinking about it all wrong? In this episode of Bookworm, Joe & I consider our environments and the impact they have on our productivity.