Building Champions on the field and in the board room since 2003
We build false selves to survive, but true power comes from redemption. When you face your fears and defeat your 'Goliaths', you claim their weapons. Embrace your inner king and use every conquered challenge to become even more equipped for life.
Discover the truth about your identity – it's unshakeable. You can only be tricked into believing otherwise, leading you to act out of character. Know who you are, not just what you do.
Identity work is about making a conscious choice to define who you are. Instead of letting life happen to you, decide now who you want to be and live from that place. It's about actively shaping your reality.
Pride blinds us, and fear paralyzes us. To navigate challenges, remember you're not alone. Lean on your faith for strength and guidance, knowing you have a teammate every step of the way.
Standing on the field during the Connie Mack World Series, 17 and 18-year-olds, hometown crowd of 9,000. Down by 2, 2 outs, one on. The tension was suffocating. Then, a teammate asks, 'Isn't this great?' In that moment, the challenge itself, the possibility of winning, became the reason we were there. Win or lose, we learn and celebrate.
Guilt and shame are spirits that don't belong to you. Realizing they aren't yours is the first step to releasing them. When you stop owning them, you'll feel lighter and free.
This book is incredibly easy to read, starting with the author's childhood. It's deeply engaging, touching, and emotional. The insights can help parents teach children how to approach performance on any level. A fantastic and very readable book.
If your identity is tied solely to your job, whether as a pastor or a podcast host, you're setting yourself up for trouble. Your worth shouldn't rise and fall with your professional success. Let's explore why this is a dangerous trap.
Questioning a loving higher power during tough times. When devalued work forces you to seek external validation, it's a sign to look within and to faith for your worth. It's a powerful, albeit difficult, path.
When you stop eating, your body naturally enters a state of deep cleaning, unlike anything we can achieve manually. It prioritizes repairing your brain, rewiring addictions, and clearing your mind. This process also reveals the profound separation between your spirit, mind, and body, fostering a clearer self-awareness.