In tonight's 11th episode of the Saturday Night Special Annie Perdue-Olson and I talk about people. We talk about what it's like to be a leader and manage yourself, your people, and not burnout when you do the hard work of ministry. Annie Perdue-Olson is the founder of "leading better together" a company that facilitates strategic conversations with ministry leaders to navigate the complexities of relationships. Annie has over 20 years of ministry and nonprofit experiences to bring to bear as she helps ministry leaders deal with the people challenges that all too often can sideline and sidetrack ministry. As a certified leadership coach with a degree in human resources and change leadership she has the experience and the skills to help ministry leaders with the things that are both the best thing.. and too often the most challenging thing about doing ministry. People.

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In today's episode about investing in yourself through stewarding your treasures, I talk with you about why it's simply not true that spiritual and money are mutually exclusive concepts. I also share why I've seen holy people with money and without it. I talk with you about why you have to re-frame this belief to achieve your financial goals.

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In today's episode about investing in yourself through stewarding your talent, I talk with you about the limiting belief that many of us have "I can't pursue my calling because I may fail". I share how re-framing to see that failure isn't only possible it's needed can help. I also talk about why not pursuing your calling is already failing.

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In today's episode about investing in yourself by stewarding your time, I talk with you about the two biggest limiting beliefs about time; I need to manage my time better and I don't have enough time. I also talk about how to reframe these to a true belief. I also talk about the action of creating a to NOT do list as a tool for time.

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In today's spiritual foundation episode about investing in yourself, I talk with you about the Psalms and Luke 12:13-21 and Luke 12:22-34 and why we often forget why these parables are together. I share why abundance doesn't mean hoarding. I also talk with you about why doing doesn't mean worry.

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In today's interview with Wade Galt from the 4 Day Workweek about investing in yourself, Wade shares with you why the way you work affects way more than the money you make. Wade and I also talk about how work affects your family and spirit. Wade also shares his top tips and philosophies on investing in yourself and lots more.

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This is part 4 of a 5 part sermon series. Part 2, 3, 4 will all be posted on this feed. The others are available at the link in the show notes. This part is on Value the Vulnerable. How we should work on doing ministry WITH instead of ministry TO those that need our help. The sermon is based on "Reckless Love" by Tom Berlin.

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In today's episode about impacting the world through stewarding your treasures, I talk with you about why how you view risk matters and may not mean what you think it means. I share with you the difference between taking a risk and gambling and why it's not about the upside. I also talk with you about why risk tolerance matters to make an impact on your finances.

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In today's episode about impacting the world through stewarding your talent, I talk with you about the difference between decision and doing. I also talk about why both decision and doing are important to make an impact. I share how doing impacts decisions and decisions impact doing.

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In today's episode about impacting the world by stewarding your time, I talk with you about self-care and rest. I talk about why these types of activities are not time-wasting activities but rather they are needed. I also share how to know if you are really taking self-care or wasting time when you are doing them.

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