Pornography is destroying relationships and the healthy identity of men and women alike. This week, Dave and Connie Bauer join me to pull back the curtain on this destructive addiction in order to bring freedom to people who find themselves trapped.

Pornography is destroying relationships and the healthy identity of men and women alike. This week, Dave and Connie Bauer join me for part two of this discussion.

What you eat is important, but what’s eating you (toxic thoughts and emotions) has more of an impact upon your overall wellness than you may realize. New York Times bestselling author, Dr. Don Colbert, joins the show to discuss the issue.

Pornography is destroying relationships and the healthy identity of men and women alike. This week, Dave and Connie Bauer join me to pull back the curtain on this destructive addiction in order to bring freedom to people who find themselves trapped.

What you eat is important, but what’s eating you (toxic thoughts and emotions) has more of an impact upon your overall wellness than you may realize. New York Times bestselling author, Dr. Don Colbert, joins the show to discuss the issue.

One of the most unknown keys to your emotional and physical health is a supplement which sits atop the shelves of every health store in America: Vitamin D3. New York Times bestselling author, Dr. Don Colbert, joins the show to discuss the issue.

One of the most unknown keys to your emotional and physical health is a supplement, really a hormone, sitting atop the shelves of every health store in America. And that’s Vitamin D3. In this week’s episode, you and I will be joined by New York Times bestselling author, Dr. Don Colbert. I’ll be asking him why Vitamin D3 is critical, how to have it measured, and what we all can do to effectively bolster our overall health.

In this episode, you’ll discover…

• Vitamin D is critical for immune system regulation and for the repair of DNA mutations, particularly as it relates to the prevention of autoimmune diseases, cancer, and diabetes.
• Vitamin D helps prevent depression, bipolar disorder, and even schizophrenia.
• What normal Vitamin D blood levels are and how to have those levels checked.
• How much Vitamin D3 you may need to take per day in order to maintain proper blood levels.
• Why natural sunlight is critical for health and why the overuse of sunscreen is actually dangerous.
• Why Vitamin D cannot be received from food.
• The identity of the number one vegetable consumed in America.

This week, business owner and financial advisor, George Wells, joins the conversation to share his strategies for daily success in his personal and professional life.

Living life characterized by mediocrity and passivity cripples your capacity to dream and your ability to win in your everyday life. And you that it’s one thing to read about the success stories of various people, but it’s another thing to pull back the curtain of their lives and learn how they did it. In this week’s episode, business owner and financial advisor, George Wells, joins the conversation to discuss the daily decisions he makes to create meaningful, lasting success in his personal and professional life.

In this episode, you’ll discover…

• Everyday, you need to review and train in order to set yourself up for success.
• Why you should never let a new revelation become an institution.
• Everyday, work as if everything is dependent upon you and believe as though everything is dependent upon the Lord.
• Why you need to give an account for your daily growth and daily learning in order to measure your personal progress in life.
• If you’re aware of your deficiencies, you have an opportunity to change them.
• Why you may not be able to do everything, but you can do something.
• Why self-awareness is critical for personal growth.
• Why you must let your lifestyle lag your livelihood. Be a saver.
• How to always look to invest in good soil.
• Why you decide how you’re going to respond to adverse circumstances in life.
• Rather than waiting for something to happen, make something happen.

Failure—I believe—is inevitable at various stages in life. But here's my concern: too many of us internalize failure and create an identity out of it. Joining me today is my friend and business coach, Joe Pici, to talk about the components of failure.