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About James and David James P. Nick joined Dental Care Alliance in March 2018 as Chief Revenue Officer. In this role, James oversees multiple support functions that help ensure growth for DCA's affiliated practices – marketing, analytics, and insurance contracting & management. James holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Actuarial Science from the University of Wisconsin and a Masters of Business Administration Degree in Healthcare Management from St. Norbert College David leads development for Dental Care Alliance, an industry-leading dental service organization, with a thoughtful and partnership-focused growth strategy to expand the number of dental offices it supports through mergers, affiliations, equity partnerships and de novo opportunities. Mr. Pegg has more than twenty years of experience as an investor and advisor in the healthcare services industry. He started his private equity career with MVP Capital Partners in Philadelphia; and, prior to DCA he was a partner with Enhanced Equity Funds in New York. About Emitrr Emitrr is an Omni channel (Texting, Webchat, Missed Calls, Google My Business, and more) messaging platform for your business. Emitrr helps some of the largest brands reduce call volumes in the call center by converting calls to messages across different channels and helping grow revenue for businesses. Check us out at emitrr.com

In this episode, you will learn: • About James • How James started in the real estate investing business • James’ thoughts about stem cell therapy • The big learning experience that James had • James’ horizontal and vertical incomes • About James’ other business investments • What James does to stay fit and healthy • James’ life happiness index score • All about extreme accountability • James’ biggest business and personal goals for 2021 • The three past and future greatest hits in James’ life • Plus, so much more! James Aduna was born in the Philippines and moved to the United States at the age of 5. He grew up in New York City/New Jersey and currently lives in Los Angeles, California. James enjoys staying physically active and has competed in several Triathlons, Spartan Races and SealFit events. Today, he incorporates Meditation, Visualization, Box Breathing and Yoga in his daily routine. In his free time, he enjoys anything related to personal, professional, and financial growth. He also spends time with friends/family and fellow GoBro’s. James’ favorite books are Think & Grow Rich and Rich Dad Poor Dad. His favorite podcasts are Maxout with Ed Mylett and Impact Theory. James works in BioTech Sales in Tissue Regeneration. In addition, he invests in out of state SFH’s and Multi-family properties. Currently, he owns 15 doors in Memphis, TN and Little Rock, AR (just escrow in another 12 unit in Memphis). In addition, he is an LP in a 100+ Unit Apartment Syndication in Virginia and is working toward his goal of acquiring 60 doors in his portfolio. James decided to join the Tribe to surround himself with a community of like-minded men that will hold him accountable to his personal, professional, and real estate goals. He is excited to learn, grow and give back to the GoBundance Tribe!

Few people have the mindset it takes to become an elite athlete. Many find it hard to commit to the hours of training, strict diets, prioritizing sleep, let alone doing it all with a physical disability at the same time. My guest today, James Roberts, refuses to let his physical disability put limits on what he believes he is capable of. James is a paralympic athlete, entrepreneur, podcast host, and international speaker with 15 years of experience in exercise, diet, and mindset as a coach.James and I talk about his disability, his incredible mindset, his business, and his upcoming recipe book, just to name a few of the amazing topics. Tune in to Episode 63 to learn how to stop setting limits on yourself, what James recommends for keeping up with fitness during the pandemic, and his inspiring journey to where he is today. Some Questions I AskCan you give us a bit of a rundown on your background and what you’ve overcome? (3:37)What are some of the things you’ve accomplished athletically? (9:51)What went into your decision to pursue athletics? (11:41)What do you do on a daily basis? (15:25)Can you give a few guidelines for people concerned with their fitness right now? (20:49)In This Episode You Will LearnWhat James disability is and his inspiring mindset (6:46)What sports James has been involved in and found success in (10:53)The types of clients that James works with (18:09)What James recommends for people who are concerned about COVID-19 impacting their fitness (21:22)About James recipe book (24:27)Connect with James:Facebook PageJames Roberts Recipe BookInstagramTwitterThe Mindset Athlete PodcastUseful Rejuvenaging Resources:Website: https://www.thementalhealthgym.com/Book: Dr. Ron Kaiser -Rejuvenaging: The Art and Science of Growing Older with EnthusiasmEmail: ron.kaiser@thementalhealthgym.comTEDx Talk: Aging Enthusiastically to Make the World a Better Place See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Boostly Podcast Season 8 Episode 34. This is a recap of my interview with James Sinclair where we talked about our message to the Prime Minister. Recording date: Thursday, 30th April *Please note events and news might have changed since the recording* 01:30 About James 03:15 A good sign for the UK people 04:30 A letter to the Prime Minister 06:00 The Seven-Step Plan 13:00 What you can do to help 14:20 About Marsh Farm 17:40 James' message to hospitality owners 18:50 Quickfire questions • https://Boostly.co.uk • https://Boostly.co.uk/5steps • https://instagram.com/boostlyuk • https://Boostly.co.uk/guidebook • https://Boostly.co.uk/website • https://BookdirectMap.com • https://Boostly.co.uk/podcast

“Antarctica will change you for the rest of your life. It’s almost impossible to visit Antarctica and not return as an ambassador to Antarctica.” — Dr. James McClintock   For nearly 40 years, Dr. James McClintock has been visiting Antarctica to study the desolate continent’s ecosystem and marine biology. More recently, the Polar and Marine Biology professor’s research has largely encompassed the impacts of rapid climate change on Antarctica. He’s also become an advocate for educating others on the ramifications of global warming. In this episode of Leading with Genuine Care, learn what Dr. McClintock has learned during his 16 visits to the Antarctic, why climate change is rewriting our future, and how we can start smarter discussions about the effects of global warming.   In this episode, you’ll also learn: About his fascinating Antarctic adventures and discoveries How the Antarctic continent has changed since James began visiting What Antarctica can show us about the health of the entire planet How you can fight climate change Why James wants everyone to go out and vote If renewable energy is the key to a more sustainable future What James studies in Antarctica How studying organisms could help to cure serious diseases About the challenges of getting to Antarctica  What the impact of climate change will look like Why discussing climate change is so important The truth behind common green energy myths What you can do to fight climate change Why James wants everyone to  About James’ experience with Bill Gates in Antarctica What positive impact green and renewable energy could create   More About James McClintock Dr. James McClintock is the Endowed Professor of Polar and Marine Biology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He focuses on aspects of marine invertebrate nutrition, reproduction, and primarily, Antarctic marine chemical ecology. He and his team have become a worldwide authority on the ecology and the ecological impacts of climate change. Dr. McClintock’s research has been funded continuously over the past 30 years by the National Science Foundation. Over the past fifteen years, his research has focused on climate change and ocean acidification on Antarctic marine algae and invertebrates.  He has published 282 peer-reviewed scientific publications and his research has been featured in a variety of public media outlets including NPR, National Geographic Magazine, Smithsonian Magazine. His book Lost Antarctica: Adventures in a Disappearing Land was released in September 2012. His second book A Naturalist Goes Fishing, released in November 2015, combines fishing adventures with an overview of pressing needs for freshwater and marine conservation.  In June 2018, the Scientific Committee for Antarctic Research (SCAR) awarded him their inaugural SCAR Medal for Education and Communication. In December 2018, he became the national face of the Nature Conservancy’s Can We Talk Climate campaign. He is an elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, an elected Trustee of The Nature Conservancy (TNC), and an elected Fellow of the Explorer's Club. In 1998 the United States Board on Geographic Names designated the geographic feature “McClintock Point” in honor of his contributions to Antarctic science.   Connect with James McClintock Twitter twitter.com/JiminAntarctica UAB in Antarctica www.uab.edu/antarctica/team/mcclintock Dr. James McClintock on The Moth Storytelling Podcast themoth.org/storytellers/james-mcclintock   Read James’ Books Lost Antarctica: Adventures in a Disappearing Land amzn.to/3c3Y6ci A Naturalist on Fishing: Casting in Fragile Waters from the Gulf of Mexico to New Zealand's South Island amzn.to/35JYNGr   Get Rob’s Weekly Newsletter Never miss an inspiring conversation about positive leadership on the Leading with Genuine Care podcast plus other great articles and insights. Click below and you’ll also get a download of his favorite mindful resources. https://www.donothingbook.com/resource-guide    Follow Rob Dube on Social Media  LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/in/robdube  Facebook:  www.facebook.com/rob.dube.1  Twitter:  twitter.com/robddube    Rob Dube’s Website www.donothingbook.com   Buy Rob’s book, donothing: The Most Rewarding Leadership Challenge You'll Ever Take   amzn.to/2y9N1TK

Welcome to RIMScast. Your host is Justin Smulison, Business Content Manager at RIMS, the Risk and Insurance Management Society.   Water scarcity is an ever-present risk that companies should be keeping on their risk registers. To discuss this increasingly important topic with Justin today is James Workman, the founder and VP of Business Development at AquaShares Inc., an online water savings market platform.   James is a writer, speaker, teacher, and creator of natural resource conservation markets. He has extensively studied water and advises companies of scarcity risks. He is also the author of the nonfiction book, Heart of Dryness: How the Last Bushmen Can Help Us Endure the Coming Age of Permanent Drought.   In this episode, Justin and James discuss how water is impacting supply chains, how James is seeing water risk escalate globally, his take on the recently unveiled SDG Global Acceleration Framework, how to incentivize people to save water, and how companies and risk professionals can take the lead on combating water scarcity.   Water impacts us all, so be sure to stay tuned in to hear more about this incredibly important topic!   Key Takeaways: [:01] About RIMS’ Transitional Membership. [:25] About today’s episode. [:32] Current RIMS features and events. [1:27] More about today’s discussion with James Workman. [1:56] Justin welcomes James Workman to RIMScast! [2:12] James shares why water and water scarcity/risk management fascinates him. [4:08] About James’ career background. [5:37] How James ended up working with Nelson Mandela. [7:14] With the water risk escalating globally, does James feel that it is a risk that continually gets put on the back burner to other issues? [8:50] James shares how he sees water impacting supply chains (and how it will continue to do so). [11:00] James defines ‘water governance.’ [12:11] The UN recently unveiled its SDG Global Acceleration Framework. It marks their effort to deliver on the promise of safe water and sanitation for everybody globally by the year 2030. What does James think of the framework? And what does he feel are the details or elements of the framework that offer traction to organizations and risk professionals? [14:25] Does James feel that the UN can’t fully enforce whatever framework it tries to implement? [15:19] Can water scarcity be tied to civil war? [16:55] Can water scarcity be tied to a company’s reputation? [17:46] How does this bottom-up approach come into play when it comes to companies and risk professionals? Is the framework rooted in the interconnection of reputation, operation, and bottom line? [19:16] Two years ago, Cape Town, South Africa was on its way to Day Zero. How much of a sign of things to come was that event for other major cities? [21:48] James elaborates further on how to incentivize people to save water. [23:42] In what ways can companies and risk professionals take the lead on combating water scarcity? [25:33] Justin thanks James Workman for joining RIMScast and shares some of the links to check out in this week’s show notes!   Mentioned in this Episode: SDG 6 Global Acceleration Framework RIMScast: World Water Day 2020: “Water Risks with Henk Ovink, Special Envoy for International Water Affairs for the Kingdom of the Netherlands” Risk Management Monitor: “Cape Town’s Water Shortage Approaching ‘Day Zero’” RIMS Advisory Services — Ask a Peer RIMS ERM Conference 2020: Call for ERM Award Submissions RIMS Risk Leaders Series Upcoming RIMS Webinars On-Demand Webinars RIMS Coronavirus Information Center RIMS Advocacy: Coronavirus Advocacy Information RM Magazine Risk Management Monitor RIMS-Certified Risk Management Professional (RIMS-CRMP) RIMS-CRMP Stories RIMS Transitional Membership — Available to RIMS professional or associate members upon their separation from their current place of employment. Transitional membership is renewable once, or a maximum of two years from the date of separation. Download any episode of RIMScast.   Want to Learn More? Keep up with the podcast on RIMS.org and listen on iTunes. Have a question or suggestion? Email: Content@rims.org.   Join the Conversation! Follow @RIMSorg on Facebook and Twitter, and LinkedIn.   Follow up with Our Guest: James Workman’s LinkedIn AquaShares Inc. Heart of Dryness: How the Last Bushmen Can Help Us Endure the Coming Age of Permanent Drought, by James G. Workman  

In this episode of Customer Service Secrets, we get a chance to talk with James Dodkins, known as the Rockstar Customer Experience Expert. Before becoming a specialist in customer experience, James toured the world performing in a rock and roll band. He now takes what he learned from that and applies it to customer experience. We talk about this and how we can frame our customer experience similarly. We also talk about how to structure our team in a way that rewards direct value to customers. We often reward our employees for doing things that don’t actually lead to greater customer satisfaction.About James 1:21How to Give Rockstar Customer Experience 5:014 Step Framework 9:27Team Structure 13:24“Only 4% of dissatisfied customers will complain and the large majority of the rest will vote with their feet. They’ll just leave and go somewhere else. If you are only fixing problems for the 4% of people that complain, you are missing a massive opportunity.” 11:00

This podcast has changed so many things about how I approach my personal and professional career. Ever since we recorded this I have made a promise to myself to improve something more every day. If you guys listening out there liked this podcast and think it brought you any kind of value, please share it out to somebody who could find that same awareness. About James ! OPEX Founder and industry-leading educator, James FitzGerald, has dedicated his life to bringing honor to the coaching profession. OPEX Coaching Education and Gyms Licensing Programs provide coaches with the tools needed to professionalize their passion. The OPEX Coaching Certificate Program (CCP) reflects his 20 plus years of coaching expertise and is set apart by providing comprehensive coaching theory as well as a practical application of its principles. OPEX continues to educate thousands of coaches around the world each year through a dynamic digital platform and live courses. In early 2019, James achieved another career milestone with the release of Mixed Modal, a groundbreaking course designed to educate coaches on the long-term development of competitive functional fitness athletes. To learn more about James and OPEX Fitness visit opexfit.com and opexgyms.com. How to reach ? @jfitxopex @opexfitness @opexgyms https://opexfit.com MORE ON THE SMITH STUFF Youtube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiw7QNUPDUkoEy2FnitDpql0pF8hqeJGa Smithcoaching website https://teamsmithcoaching.com FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/teamsmithcoaching/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/smith_coaching/?hl=fr https://www.instagram.com/coach_guihomes/

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Connecting Water Treaters Around The Globe and Why The Water Treatment Industry Should Continue To Learn, Share And Laugh With James McDonald. Episode 21: Show Notes.  Our guest today is James McDonald. James has been in the water treatment industry since 1997 and is a Chemical Engineer by degree with a Master’s from the University of Louisville. After college, James worked for an environmental compliance company, doing environmental assessments for the likes of the FAA and various army bases. Later James went on to work for Crown Solutions and today is also a much loved committee chair at the Association of Water Technologies (AWT). Interestingly, after many years at Crown Solutions, his next job at Chem Aqua, was discovered via a LinkedIn advertisement pop-up seeking a Corporate Engineer. Most of you out there are on LinkedIn and LinkedIn is probably dominated in the water technology community by James McDonald. James spends a lot of time on social media, specifically his LinkedIn page. But when we have so much work to do already, is social media really worth it and what are the rewards? James loves the work he does and loves sharing it with other people, so today we hear James’ story, his role in the AWT, how LinkedIn has helped him connect hundreds of water treaters around the globe and why we should continue to keep learning a little bit every day and share our knowledge even more. Take a listen! [0:03:20.0] We also answer questions from listeners on Pinks and Blues.   Key Points From This Episode:   About James and his career and history in the water treatment industry. [0:03:46.0] How James became a well-rounded water treater with a rich knowledge bank. [0:05:51.0] Reaching a knowledge plateau in the water industry. [0:07:13.0] James’ book and philosophy of Learning Drop By Drop. [0:08:45.0] James’ thoughts on the use of PTSA in water treatment today. [0:11:20.0] What James loves and hates about the water industry. [0:14:10.0] How James maximizes his LinkedIn profile. [0:16:59.0] Learn more about James’ Industrial Water Treatment Group. [0:20:14.0] Meet Detective H2O. [0:20:55.0] Projects James is involved in within AWT. [0:24:03.0]. Advice to new people approaching the water treatment industry. [0:28:10] Current goals and objectives of the AWT committee. [0:29:10] The value of an AWT membership. [0:30:13.0] Key strategies James uses to look for or find new business. [0:33:26.0] Taking on new challenges to expand your knowledge and learn new skills. [0:35:22.0] Resources for young professionals coming into the industry. [0:37:18.0] Learn, share and laugh! [0:41:23.0] And much more!   Today’s Questions:   This person just switched hardness test manufacturers and the softener used to be soft all the time with the old manufacturer. Now it’s hard all the time. So is something wrong with the softener or with the test kit? [0:45:05.0]   Here at Blackmore Enterprises, we had that exact same thing happen. We were using manufacturer A and the softener was soft all the time. Then we switched to manufacturer B and it was soft some of the time, but a lot of the times we were getting that red tinge to the hardness test, and as those of you know out there in the ScalingUP! Nation, a soft sample is nice and blue and if it has a red color to it, then that indicates hardness and then we add the EDTA to it as a titrant until it grabs all that hardness and then turns it blue. So in a softener situation, as soon as we put the buffer in there and the indicator in there, we want that sucker to be nice and blue.   Well, we thought that the softener was malfunctioning, and it actually was. The only reason we found that out was because the test that we then started buying with manufacturer B actually was able to test to a smaller degree, less than a ppm. The other test was only testing down to 2 or 3 ppm and we actually worked with somebody and we sent those off and actually had an independent lab measure those using a different method and we actually found that out, that one of the test manufacturers was able to get that lower. So it might be your tests are working fine, but they’re only working in the limits that they are able to work in.   What we did when we did that, we found out that we were actually putting hard water in when we thought we were putting soft water in with the other manufacturer, Manufacturer A, and that actually explained some of the readings that we were getting where we were losing alkalinity on occasion and things like that. The water was still clean, but everything didn’t add up and then we found that when we were testing with this lower range test kit that we were actually leaking over some hardness. So I say this because the boilers, in order to be soft, need to be less - actually I think it’s supposed to be less than half a ppm.   So if your test kit’s only testing 2 or 3 when it says it’s soft, that’s several times higher than half a ppm. So make sure you know what your test kit is actually doing and even in the same manufacturers, they have different ranges. So if one drop equals 10 parts, that’s probably not good when you’re titrating. That’s probably not good enough for a softener. You probably want to figure out either how to change the sample size, or maybe change the test kit so you can get that to a really fine amount. But then also realize that your test that you’re using may not go as low as you think it goes.   Trace, what do you do for fun? [0:49:05.0]   I am a scuba dive instructor. That is my passion. I absolutely love being under water. It is the most therapeutic thing that l can think of. Underwater you can fly around like Superman. You want to go up, go up. You want to go down, go down. You can bank left, bank right, it’s totally awesome. I love it so much, and you out there in the ScalingUP! Nation know that one of my passions is teaching, so I actually teach scuba diving to other people and try to get them to enjoy it as much as I do.   Teaching scuba diving has made me a better instructor when it comes to water treatment, because when you’re teaching somebody that they’re not going to die, you learn how to deal with people at a different level. Because everybody’s scared that there’s no air underneath that water, and you’ve got to convince them that if an emergency or if a situation happens under water, you can deal with it underwater and not panic and go up to the surface because once you have all that pressure under you under water and then you get up too quickly and that pressure is gone, you can actually hurt yourself.   So, to answer your question, I don’t even have to think about it; what I do for fun is I scuba dive. I know Mark Lewis has been brought up on this show. Mark Lewis and I scuba dive together, so there you go. It’s fun for water treaters to get together. You know, we’re working in water and now we’re playing in water too. So we just have a whole life that talks about water, or deals with water.   Which is better: LSI, RSI or PSI? [0:51:45.0]   So for those of you out there in the ScalingUP! Nation that don’t know what those letters stand for, there’s the Langelier Stability Index, the Ryznar Stability Index, and the Practical or sometimes called Puckorius Scaling Index. So, better is not a work that I really like, but I understand why you ask it. Better is an opinion. All of them are the same thing. What they deal with is when calcium carbonate comes out of solution or goes into solution. We’re either precipitating or we are dissolving, if you will. Right in the middle where neither of those has happened, is called the saturation pH. That’s the equation that all of these different scales use and then they do something with it to make it unique, and then they can name it something else.   LSI takes the saturation pH and what you do is you take the system pH and you subtract the situation pH from it to get LSI. The range from that is -3 to 3. Anything above 0 has a scaling tendency. Anything below 0 has a non-scaling tendency. We know water is the universal solvent, i.e. water is corrosive. Now some water might be more aggressive than others, depending on what’s dissolved in it, but that being said, all water is corrosive. The RSI take the saturation pH times 2, and then subtract the system pH. That is a range between 0-12 and anything above 6 has a non-scaling tendency and anything below 6 has a scaling tendency.   The PSI takes the station pH and multiples by 2, but then subtracts the pH of equilibrium, then add 4.54. The scale is 0-12, above 6 is a non-scaling tendency and below 6 is a scaling tendency. Now, you get to choose which is best for you. We at Blackwater Enteprises use RSI, and the only reason we use it is because that’s what my father used and that’s what he taught me, and that’s what I’m used to.   Tweetables:   “As long as you keep learning more each day all the guys that started where you did will never catch up.” — @JamesMcDonald89 [0:07:30.0]   “PTSA should be a guidance and should be checked on a regular basis.” —@JamesMcDonald89 [0:11:35.0]   “The most important part of my job is telling bad, bad jokes.” — @JamesMcDonald89 [0:12:35.0]   “You sell yourself by your qualities and the value you bring.” — @JamesMcDonald89 [0:16:34.0]   “A water treater is a lonely job. Water treaters are often hungry to connect.” — @JamesMcDonald89 [0:20:14.0]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:   ScalingUp! Podcast – http://scalinguph2o.com/ Association of Water Technologies (AWT) Website – https://www.awt.org/ Chem Aqua Website – http://chemaqua.com/ Chem Aqua on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/475270/ Industrial Water Treatment Facebook Group – https://www.facebook.com/IndustrialWaterTreatment/ AWT Young Professionals & SEED Group – https://www.facebook.com/groups/1377068122547724/ Detective H2O – https://sites.google.com/site/industrialwaterscience/detective-h2o James McDonald on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-mcdonald-pe-cwt-%F0%9F%92%A7-9760328/ Industrial Water Treatment on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4155017/profile James McDonald on Twitter – https://twitter.com/JamesMcDonald89 Industrial Water Science – https://sites.google.com/site/industrialwaterscience/

Sermon on Mark 10:35-45 for the 5th Sunday in Lent, for our Children's Sunday. About James' and John's lesson in the values of the world vs. the values of the kingdom of God, and how Jesus ransomed us. Sermon Talking Points Read past sermons at: http://thejoshuavictortheory.blogspot.com Listen to audio at: http://thejoshuavictortheory.podbean.com 1. What were James and John seeking from Jesus in Mark 10:35-45? How did their question affect the other 10 disciples? vs. 41  When have we had similar self-seeking, self-promoting thoughts? What is usually the result of “power-plays”, being domineering, arrogant, or self-seeking? What attitude does Jesus direct us to have instead? Vs. 43-45; Philippians 2:1-11. How is this attitude Jesus' own attitude toward us? 2.  Do we ever make the excuse or even fear that we can't “fit the bill” to be a Christian? The picture we see of the different disciples shows that God can have a plan and purpose for all different “characters” and personalities. All of us are sinners, and God can accomplish much through our lives if we will humble ourselves to believe and follow Him. 3. God gives us many “arenas” in life and in our relationships where we practice the love and the service that He directs us to. In all parts of our life, and in our responsibilities, God is working to bring about godly change in us. Colossians 3:3, and 3:5-17. 4. What is a “ransom?” Unpack the meaning of the word. As Jesus applies it to us—who is in slavery (or held hostage?); what is our slavery; what is the price Jesus paid for our freedom? Mark 10:45; 1 Tim. 2:6; 1 Peter 1:18-20; Rev. 5:9. 5. How is the cross, Jesus' ultimate act of service for us? Now that we've been ransomed, how should we live in this freedom we've been given? Gal. 5:1, 13; 1 Peter 2:16. Take a moment to give thanks to God for His salvation, and ask for Jesus' love to reshape your life for Him!