In our final episode of the series we wrap up by talking about some advice we have learned from experience or by others sharing. Kayleigh Light and Casey Woodard have flavorful things to say. We discuss gut feelings, how to date, there isn't a right way to date, the desire to be married, and some keys for successful dating! This is a super fun and I would say my favorite episode in the series! Thanks for joining us!  

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Link for John Mark Comer Sermon: https://youtu.be/cX-effyrXdI 

This is our third episode in this dating series and it is only getting better! (Kayleigh Light is back again!) We talk about how to have discernment on determining a red flag from something you can give grace for. Remember dating is an evaluation, a process, not a status, for determining if the other person is someone you want to spend the rest of your life with! We also talk about how social media has changed the dating scene. 

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We would greatly appreciate any questions or comments to let us know how we are doing and if there is any specific topic you want us to cover!

Continuing the dating conversation, Kayleigh Light, Casey Woodard, and myself (Brandon Olson) talk about whether or not deal breakers are a real thing in dating. Like does attraction really matter?? Casey brings up a maximizers vs. satisficers theory and also if we should wait until we are the best version of ourselves to date. Lots of great discussion and personal experiences mixed in! Thanks for hanging with us, this series has been a blast! 

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We discuss what success means in society's eyes and then maybe how we should see success. Then we talk about why failures are a good teacher, and wrap it up with asking if either our success' or failures are the thing that defines or characterizes us. Thoroughly enjoyed this conversation as we each felt like we have good perspective on the subject.

We talk all about money in this episode. From good tips and advice for what you should do in or after college, to how to look at money and how it is a tool for good and bad. How we handle money early on is crucial not only for the present, but especially for the future. 

We apologize for any connection issues that caused a few spots to sputter. 

Thanks for joining us! Big episodes ahead!

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Buckle up and get comfy for this discussion about prayer! Joined by David Salzone, we discuss everything about prayer that hopefully provides more answers than questions. Prayer has always been something that fascinates us, so we wanted to have some dialogue around why we pray, how do we pray, and does it even matter? So thankful for David coming on and sharing his wisdom with us! 

Definitely go check out "The Prayer Cottage and the Sacred Garden" by Rocky Flemming, and "The Cross and the Switchblade" by David Wilkerson as they are fantastic reads! 

Let us know if you have any questions about prayer or anything else and we would be happy to have conversations or even do a podcast on it!

Thanks for tuning in!

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We apologize in advance for an all over the place episode with thoughts about time, dreams, and some interesting quotes. This was a conversation that is very much like a late night talk about random things floating in our minds. There were some good takeaways in the episode, like the fact that I had the wrong idea around a quote and Casey changed my mind!

Link to Andrew East's podcast on the Mental Toughness Challenge:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5ZSSjZEmtjydL7izJeIu4o?si=3ba5d490ec0840da

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In this episode, Casey and I reflect back on high school and college to ask if we would go back and change anything. We realize we stressed about things that didn’t even matter. Is perception reality? What is our biggest fear? Am I doing enough? These are some other questions and topics we discuss in this jam packed real conversation!

We discuss an interesting topic that we were seeing some statistics on and also observing. More and more we are seeing a decline of men in the church, and specifically masculine guys. Now is that because church is trying to reach a feminine audience and the appeal isn't there for men, or is it because Christianity just isn't appealing? Certainly a lot more we could have discussed and maybe other points to have been made, if you have any comments, agreements, disagreements, shoot us an email at [email protected]. 

If you would like to read the article we reference in this episode see the link below. 

https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/christianitys-manhood-problem-an-introduction/

https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/is-christianity-an-inherently-feminine-religion/