And when asked, the master teachers attribute their thirst for knowledge to their desire to always have more to share.  That is what I’d like to discuss today.  The paradox of how the teacher’s gratification is dependent upon the student.

Guest: Louai Drissi

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Guest: Stacie Hayes

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I once heard Jimmy Carter say, in all of his world travels he has concluded that the most oppressed of all the human species is the woman.  Yet Psalm 46:5.  God is within her, she will not fall.  Some translate She will not Fail.  What a paradox.  How is it that the woman is seen as the most oppressed, yet with the help of God she is powerful enough to be able to keep standing under oppression.  That’s power.  

Guest: Aaron McNair

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Guest: Joy Guerin

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I’m sure you’re familiar with the adage, ‘if you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you’ve always got’.  It’s no surprise that we all recognize that change is important, but there’s one element that we’d like to focus on today, and that’s the role of new information when inspiring change.

Guest: Dara Goroff

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Guest: Earl Sims

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Can I get a witness??!! I’ll be a witness to the fact that experimentation is one of the critical ingredients to innovation.  If you’re listening and you think yourself to be innovative and you’re not up on experimentation….think again.  When it comes to finding that next big thing or just advancing the dreams and visions you have for your life, many experts agree that you’ll want to be a master at experimentation.

Guest: Tawana Cherie Miller

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In Rachel Hollis’ book Girl Stop Apologizing she talks about the need to give yourself the time to develop the skills and behaviors needed to achieve your goals.  In other words don’t give up on yourself and get down on yourself because of your current state.  Instead, she suggests that we look forward to when you are able to get beyond today.  In other words, her thing is that you may not have the level of confidence yet, or the ability to plan for how you will get that new home or job promotion...yet.  But that doesn’t mean you can’t get there.  It’ll take patience and perseverance to prepare yourself for those next milestones.

Guest: Sando Karneh

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