Master Your Mindset Radio

Boundaries exist all around us. Even non-tangible assets like skills, talents, and intellect belong to an individual and therefore are boundaried. Are you operating within the boundaries that you have been granted? What is the connection between boundaries and the development and unfolding of our potential?

Have you ever pondered the purpose behind the pain and challenges in your life? Have you seen God use the things you have been through to help others? Listen to Cindy's story and you will understand that your tragedy, your triumphs, and your talents are often profoundly tied to your destiny.

How would life change for you if you truly thought you were the best version of yourself that you could be in any given moment of any day? Would that self-love propel you to reach new goals and overcome new challenges? Try it!

Are you too attached to outcomes? To you get disappointed easily when what you believe should happen doesn't? How do you manage your mindset before, during, and after you've worked towards a goal?

Do you have a positivity bias? More powerful than just positive thinking, a positivity bias actually changes how you look at the world, your challenges, yourself, and those around you.

Do you know how to maintain a rookie mindset? Find out what it is and why it helps you live and work more successfully!

Do you have a victim or victor mindset? What is the difference and how does it affect outcomes in your life?

Enjoy this special interview with entrepreneur, pastor, husband, father, and political influencer Phil Rizzo as he shares his life story of overcoming odds and choosing to follow God's will for his life. Losing his arm at age 4, Phil never let that define him and instead has committed himself to using his gifts to change the world around him.

We all have those thoughts that we obsess over again and again. Have you ever stopped to ask if that thought is even true? Or how you would feel if you stopped thinking it? This and other questions, aimed at that negative thought, could set you free!

"Comparison is the thief of joy" is a familiar and instructive quote. What does comparison do to our lives and how can we avoid it? What should we really be comparing ourselves to?