Is This Making Sense?

In this episode, we discuss how often our attempts to persuade someone of our opinion actually does the opposite. Try as we might we actually push people away from our point of view. We offer some tips for communicating in a way that is hopefully more productive.

In this episode, we reflect on the first season of the podcast. We also talk about the reasons we often feel like we just can't get enough rest.

In this episode, we talk about the concept of relational intelligence. How raising your social and situational awareness can help you better serve and lead those around you.

In this episode, we talk through a few of the different books and podcasts we have been going through and the things we are learning from them. 

In this episode, Eric shares a few stories over the way he regrets not having the courage required to be more kind as a kid. We also talk through some of the biggest things that get in the way of us being the best versions of ourselves.

In this episode, we discuss that there seems to be no right answer about how to best handle this pandemic. No matter what decision is made someone is going to be upset. We suggest a few ways in which to best position ourselves for positivity during this time.

In this episode, we have our very first guest! Caleb Panter, executive minister at Campus Church in Norcross Georgia, has been partnered with a gospel-centered life call curriculum called Younique over the last 3 years. Caleb shares how Younique has changed both his life and the lives of the people he has coached through the course.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of saying no. Most opportunities are distractions in disguise. It’s important to be able to differentiate between the two. 

In this episode, we share some of the failures we have had working from home and what we have learned from them. 

In this episode, we start a series that we will work on from time to time called "Taking Stock". The idea is for us to look at different ways we can do some personal inventory work to better understand how we are wired. The first method we want to talk through is a brief look at the enneagram and but more so we look at Eric's favorite way to find your enneagram number.