With the New Years, comes the New Year Resolutions. In theory these are great, but there's a catch to them. You have to plan out how you want to achieve those resolutions. A lot of people don't put intentionality on how they will be achieving their goals and without that intentionality, the whole thing kind of falls apart.

You can't just say you want to do or be something, you have to put in the work and pay the cost of acquiring that thing or version of yourself.

That's why we measure twice and cut once. We make sure we have our goals listed and plan out how we'll achieve those goals and then we cut. Once.

Scripture referenced:

Luke 14:25-35

I told y'all more interviews were coming and so here we are! This week I sit down with my good friend and life coach, Rick Kinartail.

He's one of the main reasons I've been able to refresh my life in the way that I have, a huge source personal development, a pool of wisdom and a delightful human being to have a conversation with.

Bless your week with this pod as we explore our thoughts on why people don't understand their purpose or go through their life without taking full responsibility of control over their lives.

Merry Christmas!

I thought I would end the CTRL+Alt+DEL series last episode but then something occurred to me. The combination of those three buttons are used to close out, or reboot the systems and processes on your computers.

And rebooting allows your computer to properly allocate resources and make sure to close out the things that are dragging your systems down. People need that too, every time that we grow or we "reboot" even though at the core we're the same person, we're allowing our systems (relationships) to reassess how everything is working and make sure that we're closing out things that are slowing us down or harming our progress.

We need to reboot. As potentially painful as it is, without that crucial part in the process we'll eventually stagnate.

Take control of your life, find the alternate routes that can benefit you, Delete the things that are working against you and reboot to make it all stick.

Bless your morning with this podcast as we discuss how to live a life refreshed.

Bless your morning with this pod as we discuss the final part of our CTRL+ALT+DEL. Learning when to delete hard feelings after a disagreement is essential to living a comfortable and Godly life.

God says you've to forgive 7 times 77, that's a lot of forgiveness but the people around deserve it... And so do you. Erasing those emotional debts, when you feel that people have wronged you and you hold that negativity in your heart it affects way more than you think.

Everything from your emotional well being to the healthiness of your relationships suffers. Erase and start anew, it'll feel good.

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Bless your morning with this pod as we discuss our next installment in the CTRL+ALT+DEL series.

The Alt button, a button that when pressed down changes the function of the other keys in the keyboard. You always want to make sure that you're not taking unnecessary alternate routes to the people around you.

Much like control, the more of it you try to take, the less people will support you and the lonelier your trip throughout life will be.

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Bless your morn with this pod as we discuss why it's important when to take control of a situation and when you're losing it

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Genesis Chapter 2: 18-25

Life is Messy, people are messy, YOU are Messy. It's a fact of life not even Jesus was exempt from. Things aren't always going to be as good as they could be and there will be times where you're emotionally charged, ask too much of those supporting you or lash out.

In this episode we talk about why these less than ideal moments are important, why having the right support for these moments is important and exploring how to be more comfortable when things are just... bad.

Bless your morn with this pod as we discuss living Life 2 Life during a period of Grief.

Scripture referenced:

Mark 14 32:41

Life is messy, we're not always going to be the glorious person we're designed to be. Sometimes we get angry, frustrated, sassy. Sometimes we curse a fig tree and make it whither.

We have to surround ourselves with people that are willing to call you out, but still be with this version of you. It makes everyone a better person and it guarantees that you're always the best version God designed you to be.

Scripture referenced:

Mark 11:15-19

Mark 11:12-25

There are a lot of friends you can have in your life, but not a whole lot you can live your life with. Jesus had 12 apostles, but amongst those 12 there were 3 with whom he was able to share the entirety of his glory.

In this new series we'll be discussing living life within the three stages of success. The Greatness, The Middling Middle and The Great Failures and how to surround ourselves with people in which we can share all of these stages with.

Shame is when we believe that there is something wrong with us. Not that we've done something wrong. It goes beyond guilt and we experience shame when we think that there is no redemption to what we've done. It's a dangerous place to be emotionally, in this episode we discuss how to overcome shame through God's word and his love for us.

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