The 7th Inning Stretch

Most of us live our lives in our secret identity. We walk around and interact with others as Clark Kent, and we hide our inner Superman. I’m challenging you to find your inner Superhero and Unleash them. The world is counting on you.

The words we use have power. They influence us and those around us. Be intentional with what you say and how you say it.

Going to get into a little more detail on this whole identity crisis. I’m starting with the big question “who are you?” It seems like an easy question to answer but it’s much more challenging than you might think. Finding your identity is the starting point for living your purpose.

Yes. I believe we have an identity crisis running rampant in our modern world. Part of this is allowing our time, our identity, our human value be defined by the economic value of our work. Whether you’re using this perspective for valuing yourself or others, you’re missing the point.

Continuing the time theme for the week, I cover some common time wasters in our lives that do nothing to build and only destroy. We have to get these things out of our head and stop wasting our lives on them.

Do you start Monday morning by wishing it was Friday or do you embrace the week? Stop wishing your life away. Learn new things. Meet new people. Be of service to someone. Make a difference each day and suddenly Monday is a Funday.

Too often in life we actually lose ourselves along the way. We lose our identity. We lose our family. We lose our dreams. We lose our life. Today I’m challenging you to Take It Back!

We seem to have accepted that losing is okay and being a winner is bad. Well it’s not. Winning is good and losing is not bad. But you should always be putting forth the greatest effort and trying to win. Take the risk. Stop trying to win with defense.

We live in a broken world that we all want to change, but we don’t know how. Stop thinking about the big things and start doing the little things.

Today I discuss my personal disdain for minivans and hate. How Hate Weight only drags us down and will never allow us to excel.