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Season 1, Episode 27 - This week we look at success. What is success to you? How does that impact your ministry and life?
In addition, we look at a Wellness Practice of the Week, What is Making this Week Good, a Mindfulness Meditation.
From this Week's Episode:
Let’s think about what success is in our own lives.
- Where do you want to be 2,3, or 5 years from now – what would faithfulness or success look like for you?
1. As you think about success – think deeply – what do you want?
- Do you even know what you want in life and ministry?
- Do some exploration in your own heart and listen to your deepest yearnings.
- Your dreams and desires are God given – so listen to them.
2. How do you define success/faithfulness in your current ministry context?
- Get outside of numbers if that isn’t helpful.
- Where do you want the church to be 2,3,5 years from now?
3. Find the courage you need to prioritize what success looks like for you.
- It is hard to block out what the world thinks success looks like but find the courage to forge your success. And prioritize that.
Here is a tool to help. In coaching, we sometimes use this idea of your future self to help us live into what can be.
12 Questions:
1. What are my current negative thoughts?
2. What am I worried about?
3. What isn’t work in my life?
4. Where aren’t I showing up fully?
5. Where am I struggling the most.
6. What have been the main dreams in my life?
7. What is my ultimate purpose
8. If I knew I couldn’t fail, what would I do?
9. When I visualize your future, what do you see?
10. Based on what I see in my future– what decisions and commitments do I need to live into now?
11. As you think about yourself in the future = how am I different than I am today?
12. What does the person I am in the future want to say to me right now?
Mindfulness Meditation poem: In Search of Our Kneeling Places by Ann Weems .
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