How are you “monitoring and adjusting?” Do you live a life of “woe is me” when things don’t go to plan? This is why it’s important to harness our adaptability more than in the past.
Moving forward from 2020 into a new year, many are setting goals for themselves. Here’s what you can do to set yourself up for growth. This isn’t a resolution. This is your resolve. Walk in it.
The first step to making an impact on your life or those around you is evaluating who you are as a person. What are your strengths and weaknesses? In reflecting on 2020, what has shown to become your priority?
God made a choice to create mankind, in spite of the fact that He knew there would be flaws. He chose to take action and created us in His image. What are you creating for your life?
You can’t actually “walk a mile in someone else’s shoes.” So why do we feel like we have to validate or offer advice when people don’t ask for it? Here’s how you can be an active listener in order to truly build empathy in your relationships.
John Maxwell said, “Leadership is developed daily, not in a day.” Trust the process for spiritual and physical growth and it will manifest in the time necessary for you to reach your goals.
Some of you are at a place where you want to give up. There’s a song that says, “I know a breakthrough is coming. And I won’t stop now.” This is you. Press forward.
What is your perspective on life? You’re not good enough, you’ll never be enough, you’ll never have enough? Here’s how to switch that scarcity mindset to a mindset of abundance.
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About The Christin Morris Show
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Christin is a retired elementary school teacher of over 10 years who left the classroom to go full-time working from home on social media. She has earned multiple six figures running a network…
marketing business and she teaches and trains other men and women how they build their following. Her faith shines through her content as well as her passion for teaching as she breaks things down simply, with a whole lot of love and sprinkle of humor. She wants to remind you that if you feel called by God to do something, He's already equipped you with what's necessary to get it done.