Inspired Stewardship

In today's episode about investing in yourself through stewarding your talent, I talk with you about some reasons you need to develop as a leader, even if you don't think you are one. I give you 11 specific skills that you should develop for leadership, many of which are NOT the typical skills we think about as leadership. I also share five specific reasons why you may not be developing as a leader.

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In today's episode about investing in yourself by stewarding your time, I talk with you about how it's all too common in today's world that you don't continue learning after you graduate. How learning is important but applying the knowledge is just as important to your success. I also share how consistency is way more important than volume when it comes to being an effective lifelong learner.

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In this spiritual foundation episode about investing in yourself, I talk with you about several of the paradoxes that appear in the Bible. I also share how these paradoxes are the foundation of what I call the both/ands, thoughts that I hold that seem contradictory but they really aren't. I also share how being able to hold a paradox, or a both/and, in your mind is a real key to being able to develop yourself because it changes how you view the world.

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In today's interview with Joel Hawbaker, author of "Inverted Leadership", he and I talk with you about investing in yourself. Joel shares his take on Confident Humility and why it's so important to investing in yourself. He also shares his tips about being a lifelong learner and why this is important to being a leader. Joel also gives his top resources for investing in yourself including several books that you should read.

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In this episode about impacting the world through stewarding your treasures, I talk with you about how money acts like a magnifying glass to magnify your existing character. I also share what your character is really made of and what you can do to develop your character so it's there before you need it.

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In this episode about impacting the world through stewarding your talent, I talk with you about how if you really want to have an impact you must act. I share seven key characteristics of people who have a positive impact. I also talk about how you can know if your actions are having an impact.

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In this episode about impacting the world through stewarding your time, I talk with you about the right time to take action. I give you some specific tips that can help you take action if you struggle with procrastination, and I discuss two fears that hold you back from taking action.

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In this Spiritual Foundation episode about impacting the world, I talk with you about reason, wisdom, and action and why all are needed to impact the world. I also share how we can often get stuck in one of these without the others. I also share how balancing these allows you to make an impact without being selfish through practical wisdom.

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In today's interview with Frazer Rice, Frazer and I talk with you about impacting the world. Frazer shares with you what he's learned about how the wealthy view money. Frazer also shares some of his top tips on making an impact in the world and what he hopes his personal legacy looks like. Frazer also shares some of his upcoming focus and projects.

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In this episode about developing your influence through stewarding your treasures, I talk with you about how you MUST move past your past financial mistakes if you want to make progress on developing influence and living your calling. How moving past the mistakes isn't about fixing them but about your mindset. I also talk about how you should spend the bulk of your energy in the present, looking to the future rather than dwelling on the past. I also give you some specific tips on how you can forgive and move past financial mistakes.

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