Let’s Grow

In this episode I share five simple, practical applications to help you foster a more positive and proactive attitude and approach towards life.

In this episode, I share some advice that was offered to me by an old coaching buddy when I left my hometown to tackle my first head coaching position. As a leader on the homefront, at work, or in the community, I believe this practical advice can be useful.

In this episode, I share five ways students can close down the school year (and their high school career) on a positive, powerful note, so they can transition well. But know - these five applications can certainly be applied to life and work. There's no better way to prepare for what's next than to take care of what's here and now in a responsible, respectable fashion. Additionally, life is full of opportunity and difficulty, and how we navigate that has everything to do with the person we become in the process of doing what we do.

In this episode, special guest Julie Harris discusses her role as a communications director (as well as serving as president of a local music festival) and why storytelling is such a powerful tool in communicating the vision and mission of organizations. She is a true professional in every sense of the word and the work she has done in the Somerset-Pulaski County-Lake Cumberland region of Kentucky is invaluable.

In this episode, special guest Jeffrey Jordan shares his story of overcoming a turbulent childhood in the foster care system to becoming a husband, dad, and business owner. He is a great example of resolve and grit, but his story also reminds us that it's caring adults choosing to invest in young people that truly make the difference for someone fighting to make it. 

In this episode, I share five reasons why we all need a mentor in our lives - someone who is where we want to be in a particular area and can help us get there.  Additionally, I offer a few intentional questions that can help you gather meaningful information from those who you want to learn from.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, I share a simple acronym to consider when you speak to the people around you where you live, work, play and worship.  

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In this episode, special guest Rachael Adams shares her story as a wife, mom, author, and podcaster, with a focus on valuing the small things in life and how God uses them to advance His kingdom. Purchase her new devotional, A Little Goes a Long Way: 52 Days to a Significant Life wherever books are sold. Connect with her through her website (rachaelkadams.com), social media (@rachaeladamsauthor), or podcast (The Love Offering).

In this episode, I share three simple questions that can help you recalibrate and refocus as you continue to go and grow through life.

In this episode, I discuss some of the positives and negatives of the self-help industry as well as a few pieces of advice that I feel can be damaging for people.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app