In episode 3, we examine and discuss our true colors and how our individual personalities/temperaments can sometimes force us to set unrealistic expectations for ourselves and others. These unrealistic expectations can cause that nightmare "too much and...

Episode 3: Expectations & Temperaments

<p>Whether you listen for forty seconds or forty minutes, we hope you leave a little bit better than before you tuned in. In this podcast we hope to ignite something inside of you as we share our passion for personal growth, finding our God given purpose for being on this planet, and our love for living an intentional life. Ultimately we hope that you feel like you are you are sitting with us on a back porch discussing how to be a part of something much bigger than ourselves. Can we getta Amen!?</p>

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Whether you listen for forty seconds or forty minutes, we hope you leave a little bit better than before you tuned in. In this podcast we hope to ignite something inside of you as we share our passion for personal growth, finding our God given purpose for being on this planet, and our love for living an intentional life. Ultimately we hope that you feel like you are you are sitting with us on a back porch discussing how to be a part of something much bigger than ourselves. Can we getta Amen!?

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