You may not describe yourself as a failure, but we have all certainly had experiences where we feel as though we failed a task or challenge. But if there were no comparison, would it really have been a failure? In this episode of Hungry to Learn we explore how the trap of comparison can skew measures of failure and success.

Are you a personality that is naturally inquisitive? Perhaps you are a personality more driven to perform, and you have not given a lot of thought to learning new ways of doing things. So, how can you be intentional about choosing to learn for your own good and for the good of your organization and community?

Have you ever been involved in a car accident and the insurance company has determined the vehicle isn’t worth saving? It’s declared a total loss. Thank God that our lives aren’t measured in such a way!

Do you know who you are? More specifically, do you know who God has created you to be? Springtime is full of beauty, and yet can be unpredictable and harsh. What can we learn about ourselves from the change in season?

Have you, your family or your business been attacked on social media? What is the appropriate response? It’s easy to want to retaliate and to defend your honor, but it’s worth considering what will happen when you make the response that you most want to make.

Leading with excellence can cost you. Sleep, time, and schedules may all be in jeopardy as you give the best you have to offer. How do you pour yourself into a project and what image are you reflecting?

Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga certainly showed us what an intimate performance looks like, but what about incorporating intimacy into your business decisions? It’s not as scandalous as it sounds.

A rollover car accident involving my two daughters and two friends could have easily taken their lives. Instead, God’s grace was indeed amazing!

Have you been taken through the Refiner’s fire recently? Perhaps the process of smelting is something that you can appreciate as the dross of your life is removed.

When you uncover the source of your anxiety, is it possible to thank God for it? It's a tough thing to do, but it just might change your perspective in a major way!