Inspired Stewardship

In this episode, we cover how to evaluate if those you say you value are really what you are investing in. We talk about avoiding sacrificing the now for the future. And I'll share one important tool that can help you make sure that those you love feel that love.

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In this episode, we cover the common misconception that it is more efficient to do many things at once than focusing on one thing at a time. We cover what multi-tasking is and some specific techniques to avoid it. We also cover how multi-tasking can actually make your brain worse at many things.

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In this episode, we talk about how we can really mess up the ideas of providing for our household. Even the definition of household can be different than you may think. As well, we talk about how being both a good provider or struggling to provide can really mess with the head and heart of a man and how walking in faith can be an answer.

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Nick Pavlidis is a close friend and marketer extraordinaire. He focuses on helping Attorneys become better at marketing so that they can have a long career without burning out. He's also focused on being a strong leader and someone who is a better husband under the Confessions of a Terrible Husband brand. He's also a fantastic and successful ghostwriter of content and books for many people. Nick is a bit of an overachiever when it comes to his services.

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In this episode, we cover what to do if you simply have no money (or too much debt) to make a transition to living out your calling. We talk about some specific things to do and how to deal with this issue while still providing security and safety for yourself and your family. This episode covers both sides of the money equation and how to address them.

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In this episode, we cover the ideas that though you may be good at lots of things and may even enjoy doing lots of things odds are good that none of those things is your call. In fact, by using that list and adding in other things you've done that you didn't enjoy and asking a few key questions you can begin to identify the calling behind the things you do. Because your call is not what you do, it's who you are.

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In this episode, we cover a common issue if you begin to try to find time to grow your calling. The idea that it steals time from those you love. I talk with you about how you can find balance and the key thing that you must do if you don't want to have a conflict with those you love about your use of time.

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In this episode, we cover the need to love others unconditionally despite the difficulty in doing that. We also talk about why the very things we often see as wrong with others are things we need to fix in ourselves and how "fixing" others is always a waste of energy compared to improving yourself. We also talk about how that is often an excuse that just holds us back from success.

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Nick Pavlidis is a close friend and marketer extraordinaire. He focuses on helping Attorneys become better at marketing so that they can have a long career without burning out. He's also focused on being a strong leader and someone who is a better husband under the Confessions of a Terrible Husband brand. He's also a fantastic and successful ghostwriter of content and books for many people. Nick is a bit of an overachiever when it comes to his services.

In this episode, we talk about how Nick discovered that he was a terrible husband and resolved to change that...

How trying to change others is often a futile waste of time...

And some of the resources Nick recommends...

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In this episode, we cover starting with WHY when it comes to making an impact on the world through your relationship with money. Developing an answer to "why" becomes a filter through which all your decisions with money can be examined to clearly establish your priorities.

Why the simple answer (but not an easy answer) to WHY is the place to start when dealing with money...

How answers to "What" and "How" are important but not as important as answering "Why"...

How answering three questions can help you clarify your why when it comes to money and making an impact...

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