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I was meeting with a member of my ETR Monthly Live coaching club recently and they told me, "I have fallen short on my new habit.  It is disappointing because I went 15 days straight and then missed." My immediate gut reaction was, "Yeah, so what?!?!" Before you jump to any conclusions, let me clarify what I meant here.  Everyone falls short.  No big deal.  Just hop back up and commit to your next 66-days.  Keep showing up until you lock in your habit and close the gap on your goals. The thing I have learned is that even the most effective people on the planet fall short from time to time when pursuing new habits and aspirations. The thing that makes these high-level human beings unique is that they learn not to take it personally.  Then they diminish their dwell time and get back to pursuing their desired outcomes in life. This podcast episode outlines five steps you can take to flip the script on permanently falling short of expectations. Get crystal clear on top 2-3 core habits Create a productive environment Determine "WHY" you will fight for it Diminish your dwell time Commit to "as many times as it takes" mentality If you enjoy this episode, be sure to share it with others so they can break through their barriers.  If you are looking for more resources to find the next level in your life, visit coytecooper.com.

With church attendance continuing to drop due to major cultural shifts, it is no longer the best metric for tracking church growth or health. Brady shares 3 reasons why, and some other metrics to use instead.   What's In This Session? Current attendance trends (1:04) Reason #1: Millennial drop off (2:01) Reason #2: Affluence (2:38) Reason #3: Communication shift (3:17) Weight loss analogy (4:18) Determine WHY we do church (6:52) Next steps (8:05)   Show Notes & Resources Mentioned 9 sobering Church Attendance Statistics | Ep. #132 10 Reasons Even Committed Church Attenders Are Attending Less | Carey Nieuwhoff Pro Church Tools Pro Church Tools on Facebook Pro Church Tools on YouTube Brady Shearer on Instagram Brady Shearer on Twitter Alex Mills on Instagram   Find the full transcript for this session of the Pro Church Podcast at http://prochurchtools.com/the-new-rules-for-measuring-church-growth-ep-144/.

   Fresh off a post-Top 10 high, the hosts catch back up on what they've been able to get to the table. Jeff starts by leading an expedition into Caverna then taking a toss at Roll for the Galaxy. Zach tries to steal the show with Thieves Market but is soon distracted when Adrian lights the room with Lanterns.   With pleasantries out of the way, it's time for Jeff to mourn the split between Games Workshop- Fantasy Flight only to be comforted with news of a revamped version of Robinson Crusoe. New Kickstarter game Endangereds Orphans leads to a revelation for Jeff while Adrian and Zach double up on backing Unfair. Jeff and Zach also throw money at the Expansion for Tiny Epic Galaxies along with the entire known world.   Actual fan mail leads perfectly into this week's discussion topic where Jeff and Zach help Adrian share what little knowledge he has about organizing a large-scale gaming group in order to help you Organize a Game Night! Thanks for listening and enjoy! Banter and Recently Played 02:15 - Jeff leads us deep into Caverna 11:37 - Jeff gives Roll for the Galaxy a roll 12:06 - Zach sells us on Thieves Market 17:24 - Adrian lights up Lanterns 19:31 - Adrian and Zach beat Jeff to Scythe   Gaming News and Kickstarter Round-up 21:49 - Games Workshop splits from Fantasy Flight 31:04 - Robinson Crusoe gets a new edition 33:32 - Endangered Orphans of Condyle Cove KS launched and funded 35:30 - Unfair KS Funded and  1 day left!! 36:18 - Tiny Epic Galaxies: Beyond the Black KS launched and funded   Discusion of the Day: Organizing a Game Night Meetup 39:58 - Topic Intro 40:05 - Relevant Fan Mail 43:09 - Review of our Gamenight Group 47:46 - Determine Why you want to start a gamenight 49:32 - Figure out Where you want to meet 54:04 - Find When works best for your new group 56:10 - Make sure you know Who is coming to your gamenight 58:53 - Do What you can to keep people aware of your events 01:00:09 - Time to HOST! 01:00:58 - Make sure people coming have a way to find YOU 01:06:19 - Have games available 01:07:38 - Be sociable, be a good host, get people involved 01:09:24 - Following up your first event 01:09:59 - Problems can/will arise over time - Deal with them (literally) 01:10:23 Inter-personal problems 01:11:36 Organization problems 01:13:43 All the hard work pays off 01:15:09 Q&A from the earlier fan mail 01:15:39 Q1) Does the group trend towards Regulars or New Attendees? 01:17:39 Q2) Do people come in knowing about hobby boardgames? 01:19:18 Q3) Do you end up playing a lot of easier, lighter games or do you get to try out new stuff on a regular basis? 01:21:01 Q4) Do you guys have a place where you post your Wednesday Meetup locations? Episode Wrap-Up 01:22:43 Another Email!