In this episode of The Intentional Family, Rachel & I continue our conversation about developing a growth mindset by looking at the topic of deliberate practice. We consider the importance of deliberate practice, getting outside your comfort zone, understanding other perspectives, and why we choose as a family to do hard things.
My sermon sketchnotes from September 27th, 2020.
In this episode of Bookworm, Joe and I come to grips with the fact that we can’t do it all – at least not every day. Join us as we challenge the unrealistic burden of being balanced and learn what it means to be well-lopsided instead.
My sermon sketchnotes from September 20th, 2020.
In this episode of Focused, David and I are joined by educator, speaker, and online course creator Ian Byrd to talk about quarterly retreats, technology, and focus. Also, David finally commits to a take a personal retreat.
This episode of Focused is sponsored by:
My sermon sketchnotes from September 13, 2020. Enjoy!
In this episode of The Intentional Family, Rachel & I take a look at growth mindset. We define what it is, consider why it’s important, and share how you can develop a growth mindset in yourself and your kids.
In this episode of Bookworm, Joe & I learn tactical empathy from a former FBI hostage negotiator. Lots of crazy stories in this one. If you want to develop your communication skills in hopes of getting more of what you want out of life, give this one a listen.
My sermon sketchnotes from September 6, 2020. Enjoy!
In this episode of Focused, Bullet Journal Method founder Ryder Carroll joins David & I to talk about taking time offline, asking the right questions, and finding the the balance between style and substance in getting the right things done.
This episode of Focused is sponsored by: