Live it Full

Decision-making is a process that leads to the selection of one course of action from many possible options. Some decisions are made based on rational reasoning, and others may be illogical or irrational. When we make these choices, our decision not only determines what happens at this moment but also shapes who we become in future moments for better or worse!

In psychology, it's said that decision-making involves cognitive processes resulting in the choice among various alternatives. Every time you decide something your mind has been working hard at deciding which courses were best out of all available ones - either rationally based on logic and values as well as beliefs; alternatively there can be an irrationally influenced emotional response due to past experiences, etc.

Use Faith, Family, and Finance as the litmus test for your decision making. 

Insightful business owners Richard and Kaitlin share valuable interviews do's and don't's. They have been through the wringer as employers, interviewing and hiring candidates who range from passionate to totally unqualified and all inbetween. Whether you are an interviewer or looking for your next opportunity, their lessons will help you navigate the crapshoot that is a job interview like a pro whether it's deciding to hire or not hire someone!

 You're a coach, and you want to help your players learn the importance of sportsmanship, teamwork, and dedication.

 The lessons learned on the field are just as important as those learned in school. Richard and Kaitlin share their stories about what they've learned from playing sports at an early age that have helped them succeed in life.

Richard and Kaitlin discuss how they instill these values into their children through youth sports today. They also talk about how they use these same values when coaching kids who look up to them for guidance on the field or court.

To provide the best for our children, we must give them roots and wings. Roots will make sure they know where home is when things get rough out in the world; while giving them enough independence to fly off on their own- practicing what has been taught- from time to time.

Richard and Kaitlin discuss their recent road trip. Included are details on their stops in Shreveport, Jackson, Destin, Biloxi, and New Orleans. 

Richard and Kaitlin discuss growing up with little financial literacy and how that has impacted the conversations they are having with their children. 

Richard and Kaitlin discuss their experience as business leaders, youth sport coaches, and parents. There is a dichotomy between trying to be the best and being a good leader, servant, coach, and parent.  linktr.ee/liveitfull 

Join Richard and Kaitlin as they discuss comparison in the age of social media.