Thoughts Worth Thinking with Joshua M. Hood

I had the privilege recently to be with 1500 extremely successful business people for four days. It was fascinating to observe them, and I noticed several things almost all of them seemed to have in common. Upon further reflection, I realized all the other successful people I knew seemed to have these traits as well. As with […]

You may need to lose weight or finish your degree, but you need this more. Way more. In this episode, Josh shares an audio excerpt from his book Blessings in Disguise that describes our most desperate need and how it affects all of life. Quotes: “Our greatest blessings are the waves that crash us against […]

Do we truly love God himself… or is it just all the good things He can do for us that we’re so fond of? Do we rejoice in God himself… or do we only rejoice in what He’s done? Have we unintentionally made God a vending machine we run to to get what we want? […]

Your to-do list seems endless, and chaos feels like a way of life. Phone calls. Texts. Emails. Bills to pay. Places to be. You feel endlessly behind on, well, everything. But does it have to be that way? Is it God’s will for us to live that way? Show Notes: If you can’t get it […]

Who are the five most successful people you know? How do we measure success? What makes someone successful? In this episode, we dive into these questions and discover the true measure of success.   Show Notes: In your eyes, who are the five most successful people in the world? How do you measure success? How […]

There is a “do” behind every “don’t”. If we’re not careful, we’ll spend our whole lives trying not to do the wrong things, instead of doing the right things.   Show Notes: “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.” Martin Luther King […]

In this episode I talk about a powerful concept I’ve been learning: that there is a gap between the way we see ourselves, and the way we really are. Show Notes: Great Forbes article that references the self-awareness study I mentioned. 2010 Study by Green Peak Partners and Cornell’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations, […]