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What do we believe about Baptism? AI ChatBot answers Baptist Faith and Message What's the Bible say? Application - Know what Baptism is. Be Baptized. Do: Make disciples and baptize them. Check us out online: http://victorybaptisthopemills.org Check us out on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VBCHopeMills/ Check out our YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe8WGSR-WtngBv7Ae4vyMOw Check out our podcast: https://anchor.fm/victorybaptist Send us a message: ministryvbc@gmail.com Source: Conversation with Bing, 4/14/2023(1) BAPTIST FAITH AND MESSAGE: Article 7a: Baptism. https://www.baptistpress.com/resource-library/news/baptist-faith-and-message-article-7a-baptism/ Accessed 4/14/2023. (2) BAPTIST FAITH AND MESSAGE: Article 7a: Baptism. https://www.baptistpress.com/resource-library/news/baptist-faith-and-message-article-7a-baptism/ Accessed 4/14/2023. (3) Southern Baptist Beliefs and Teachings - Learn Religions. https://www.learnreligions.com/southern-baptist-beliefs-700524 Accessed 4/14/2023. (4) 5 Beliefs That Set Southern Baptists Apart From Other ... - Newsmax. https://www.newsmax.com/FastFeatures/southern-baptists-beliefs-protestants-apart/2015/05/07/id/643341/ Accessed 4/14/2023. (5) Baptists: Believer's Baptism | Beliefs, polity, ministries, practices .... https://www.baptistdistinctives.org/resources/articles/believers-baptism/ Accessed 4/14/2023.  Baptist Faith and Message preamble - https://bfm.sbc.net/preamble/ Baptist Faith and Message, 2000 - https://bfm.sbc.net/bfm2000/

In order to create new results, you must create a new identity that matches the results that you want.So, how do you change your identity?Step 1: Decide on the type of person you want to be.What's your goal? You get to decide. But in the first step, you need to know who you need to become in order to change your identity.Step 2: Visualize the new you.This is a great example I like to share about Jim Carey. When he was on Oprah, he shared the story that when he was a struggling actor, he wrote a check to himself for 10 million dollars postdated ten years from then. He carried it in his wallet and was being the well paid actor. He was being the well-paid actor while he was struggling to get work. Ten years later, he was signed to "Dumb and Dumber" for 10 million dollars. BE – think about the type of person you want to be, how you want to be treated like, how you want to treat others and how you approach things like your challenges, relationships, finances, health and personal development.Think about the type of attitude, values, character and beliefs you need to have to be that person.When you are clear about who you want to be, you will have little to no issues in finding out what you need to do.DO – now that you have established the type of person you want to be. Make a list of things and actions that you must take to fulfill the role of the person you are working on becoming.You can even take it further by changing the way you dress, talk and interact with others. Do the necessary work, in order to have (achieve your goal).HAVE – once you are being the person you want to be, you will start acting and making decisions that will bring or attract what you want to have. Having is the result of you being and doing.HAVE, DO, BE (the way we were taught)Once I have the experience, then I will apply for the promotion I've always wanted... then I will be happy.BE, DO, HAVEI am being the person who already has the promotion.. therefore I am going to show up every day as if I already have that promotion, and I'm happy because I know that my getting the promotion is inevitable.BE the person, that can DO what it takes to reach the HAVE (the goal).BE: Embody that next level version of YOU. (You.2.0)Get clear about what this looks like.How does she act?How does she make her decisions?How does she FEEL on a day to day basis?What are her DAILY HABITS?DO: Make decisions and take action as the next level version of you.Get clear about what this looks like.Would she take better care of her health?Would she prioritize self care, and schedule it into her calendar?Would she be confident in knowing that her success is INEVITABLE?Would she invest in her dissertation process by hiring a coach/an editor/in childcare?Would she take more risks?HAVE: Always connect to this version and make decisions as her now.Feel your feelings and hold the higher vision - learn to trust  your inner guidance and your higher self Please join the conversation in our secret group. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss a thing.. You'll get a notification when episodes drop.Keep chasing those dreams. Sending you love.

After tons of hard work and multiple conversations with your manager, you've finally been promoted. It's time to plan out your new role, figure out how you will make a positive impact, and prove that you deserve this promotion. Today host John Laurito shares what you should and shouldn't do when you get promoted. These are things that will help you transition into your new role, ensuring your short-term and long-term success.Show notes:[1:19] A short trip[3:12] You've just been promoted[4:33] DONT: Mimic what your boss did when they were in that role[6:16] DONT: Listen to other people's opinions[8:55] DONT: Make withdrawals before you've made deposits into the emotional bank accounts[9:41] DO: Get to know the organization[11:18] DO: Clarify and communicate the vision[12:53] DO: Make changes swiftly[13:50] DO: Find your key influencers[15:09] DO: Build your team the right way[17:01] OutroGet a copy of Tomorrow's Leader on Amazon https://tinyurl.com/huseae9hText LEADER to 617-393-5383 to receive The Top 10 Things That The Best Leaders Are Doing Right NowFor questions, suggestions, or speaker inquiries, contact me at john@lauritogroup.com

As a marketing consultant and entrepreneur, Joy Hutton, CEO of Joy of Consulting and On The Go Glam talks to us about her personal and professional growth hacks and how a change of mindset can have an incredible impact on your business. Joy's Growth Hacks: Set up systems to run your business: As part of her role at Joy Consulting, Joy provides marketing consultations to businesses and clients of all sizes. Her best advice that she gives to her clients is to set systems in place to make sure that their business runs smoothly without wasting time. Through utilizing different applications and taking advantage of the resources around you, you can save money and grow your business by working smarter, not harder. "If you don't have systems in place, you're actually losing money.”  Understand when you need help: A major growth barrier for a lot of small business owners is not knowing when they need to seek out and hire additional help. Most people struggle to leave behind the mindset that they have to do everything themselves. Independent contractors, part-time employees, and automated applications all exist to help business owners with basic tasks that need to be taken care of. If you're too focused on doing every single task by yourself, you won't be able to focus on growth.  “When running a business, you have to get out of the mentality of self-employed and act like a business owner or entrepreneur.” “Do, Dump, and Delegate”: One way to quickly set systems in place is through the method of “Do, Dump, and Delegate”. Do: Make a list of what you actually have to do in order to understand what you need. Dump: Consider dumping the tasks that you don't want to do or don't have the time to do. Delegate: hire additional help to pick up the tasks you dumped to set solid systems in place.  “You have to be honest with your strengths and weaknesses because that will help you make up those deficiencies with hiring people.” -- You can connect with Joy Hutton and all her business ventures through her linktree. You can find out more about Joy of Consulting on their website. You can discover more about On The Go Glam on their website.

1. DO Turn up on time. Imagine that for every minute you are delayed your date will be thinking about how the possibility of them being stood up. You’ll have left them in the restaurant or bar looking at their watch feeling self-conscious about everyone watching them sitting there alone. 2. Don’t talk about how great you are. How off-putting! Your date does not, I repeat NOT want to hear all about you. They want to be listened to, respected and engaged with. There will be plenty of time for them get to know you, just wait your turn and reveal more about you when the time calls for it. 3. DO be interested. If you’re meeting for the first time it’s likely you’ll find out a lot about your date that you never knew. Some of it may be of interest to you, some not, but act like you are interested. Think of the effort they have made to tell you things that are important to them and show some interest in what they are saying. Which leads me to my next point. 4. Don’t keep checking your phone. This shows total lack of interest and disrespect to the conversation. If you check your phone you are clearly saying that your phone is more important than the person sitting opposite you. Prepare to get the bus home. 5. DO Listen more. We all like the sound of our own voice but when you are getting to know someone and the relationship is in it’s raw phase then quieten and take in what has been said. Speak less and show your interest by listening more. 6. Don’t be under-dressed. Being overdressed is far better than turning up looking a scruff. Your date will appreciate the effort you made and if they haven’t made as much of an effort then they will aim to the next time you meet up. 7. DO ask more questions. That’s right by now you are so interested in what they are saying that you want to know more. Listen, take in the information and ask questions to prove that what you have heard is computing. 8. Don’t try and be perfect. No one is perfect and no one is looking for Mr or Mrs perfect. No relationship is built on perfection so no need to worry if your date doesn’t seem too impressed with your little quirks or silly habits. Your imperfection is what makes you perfect. 9. DO Make eye contact. People will assess honesty through eye contact. The more you look away when you are speaking the more dishonest you will seem. You don’t need to stare your date out with your lovers eyes, just know that a better connection will be made if you keep your focus on them. 10. Don’t spend too long talking about past relationships. This subject is best mentioned and not elaborated on. Nobody wants to hear how much you loved your ex and how wonderful your life was with them. If you find yourself in the middle of this conversation I suggest you moonwalk out the bar and get a taxi home. 11. DO be honest. The relationship between you two will start off in the best possible way if you are totally honest with your date. This is the way I see it. You should always be proud of expressing exactly who you are and what you stand for and if it doesn’t sit well with them then you know that they aren’t the right person for you. 12. Don’t think too far ahead Enjoy the moment! Forget what might happen, what could happen and all the variables and just enjoy your date, focus on connecting and being happy in the moment. Read More... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/machona/message

Anji Marth been a professional tattoo artist and painter since 1999. Her published books include Tar and Gravel, Knuckle Sandwich, the resonant eyes series, and The Horrors coloring book for adults. Her current project is a series of abstract paintings, Paintings From Quarantine. She also works in taxidermy as assemblage art as well as illustration. Anji grew up in coal country, Pennsylvania and has lived in the Pacific Inland Northwest for 24 years. She and Wendy share a wide-ranging conversation on the left/liberal/conservative/right political spectrum, what it is to be a prepper, and her painfully beautiful paintings in response to this very heavy year. The show kicks off as usual with 3 Random Facts and the News. In the Facts Dept. are some revelations about the stone heads on Easter Island, Travis Gienger's big win at the 2020 World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off, and the U.S. tornado count in 2010. Then co-hosts Wendy Sheridan, Mary McGinley, and Robin Renée discuss the U.S. Presidential election that is now less than two weeks away, early voting, and opportunities to volunteer to get out the vote (See links in "Things to Do" below.). In non-voting news, Amy Suskind published "This is Not Normal" in The Washington Post, a list of things that shifted during the Trump presidency (and need to be rolled back or otherwise remedied) and Jeffrey Toobin's masturbation misadventure. Later in The Geekscape, Mary, Robin, and Wendy talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly among beliefs and remedies sometimes called "woo." Things to Do: Make your plan to volunteer and VOTE: VoteSaveAmerica.com Learn more about Anji Marth at resonanteye.net and follow her @resonanteye on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter, and support her on Patreon. Back Anji Marth's Paintings From Quarantine coffee table book project on Kickstarter. Get Anji Marth prints and art and check out her books. See how Pro Publica and The Guardian are tracking mail-in ballots in critical states. Fight Voter Suppression with Reclaim Our Vote. Help out one or more of these Democratic GOTV postcard campaigns. Use USVoteFoundation.org's Where's My Ballot page to find and use your state's ballot tracker. Sound engineering by Wendy Sheridan Show notes by Robin Renée Fake sponsor messages by Thomas Limoncelli Web hosting by InMotion Remote recording by SquadCast

In our first episode, Sarah James from Craft Festival talks to wooden surfboard maker James Otter from his Otter Surfboard workshop on the coast of Cornwall. They discuss his journey to becoming a maker, his love of trees and how making has led him to a career of teaching, taking him in unexpected directions. They also talk about James' new book, Do/Make, The Power of your Two Hands published by The Do Book Company. Welcome to The Capital of Craft, where we talk with makers, thinkers and tinkerers about what it means to be a maker and how it can change your life. I'm your host, Sarah James from Craft Festival, craft addict, maker and event producer. Please join me as we delve deep into the stories and lives of makers of all kinds, every Thursday. @craftfestival  @thecapitalofcraft www.craftfestival.co.uk

Zechariah 2-3 The Surveyor and the Branch MAIN IDEA - God is Protector, Father, and Priest - No need for a wall - Many nations - A clean priest Application - - Know Jesus is coming back to establish His perfect kingdom. - Be comforted by God’s protection. - Do: Make disciples of every nation. Thank you for listening to this week's sermon. If you are looking for a church home in the Hope Mills area, please come visit us. Sunday School is at 9:15. Corporate Worship is at 10:30. Wednesday night Bible Study is at 6:30 (please e-mail for location of Wednesday Bible Study). If you have any other questions, you may contact us at ministryvbc@gmail.com

Zechariah 2-3 - The Surveyor and the Branch MAIN IDEA - God is Protector, Father, and Priest No need for a wall Many nations A clean priest Application Know Jesus is coming back to establish His perfect kingdom. Be comforted by God's protection Do: Make disciples of every nation.

Why dogs stretch into downward dog and upward dog after waking up What a warm up Should Do Elevated body temperature Increase heart rate and blood flow Increase blood flow to specific muscles and joints Activate Sympathetic Nervous System Prepare you specifically for the activity you are about to do 3 Parts you need to include: Activation– Easing into the workout · Moving in multiple planes of motion – Rotation and lateral planes · Improving mobility – Active form of stretching · Coordination – unilateral, balance, multidirectional Ground Work – Posterior Chain and Core Activation · Engage movements and muscles you don't use but wouldn't otherwise activate because of gravity (Hip Bridges) · Improve neuromuscular activation patterns (i.e. Glute/Ham/Low back) · Strengthen weaker muscles you need more activity (hip flexor) Dynamic – Neuromuscular control/specific to activity · Practice pattern components – skipping for running. · Improves skills – speed, frequency, muscle engagement · More exposure to activity in a different setting. Do's and Don'ts Do – Breathing must be a priority Don't – Static Stretching – decreases elasticity, power and strength Do – Make it a priority – treat it like part of the session Don't – Skip it because you're short on time – be efficient, don't waste time Do – Spend time on soft tissue work it you need it Don't – Waste time on soft tissue work - 20s or less

Ephesians 1:1-2 - Get to know you Intro to the Epistle to the Ephesians The Author The Audience Their Connection Application Know that this letter speaks to our situation. Be a child of God. Do: Make a commitment to this study.

Colossians 1:24-2:3 Paul's Afflictions MAIN IDEA - Despite Paul's trials, he continues to make disciples through his dependence and focus on Jesus. Dealing with a difficult text Disciples make disciples The Sufficiency of Christ Application Know our calling comes straight from the Great Commission. Be encouraged that there are some texts that even preachers would prefer to avoid. Do: Make disciples of Jesus.

Acts 25-26 Paul with Festus and Agrippa Gospel overcomes darkness - The Gospel is the Light to the Whole World - Our Hope is in Jesus' Resurrection - Make Disciples Application: - Know the gospel is greater than the darkness in our world. - Be hopeful because of Jesus' resurrection. - Do: Make disciples.

Tom Kay is the Vice President of sales and marketing at EnTouch inTouch, Internet of Things & Cloud App Experts. When I asked Tom what advice he would give to himself years ago, after all this time in the industry, he gracefully said "Run!". We both laughed because that's the reality of many FMs in the industry. Tom's real advice is: "Make an effort to align yourself with your folks. Sometimes we are so focused on something that we might forget that there are other intelligent people around us. Do Make a daily effort to learn from one another and stretch yourself to be better." Tom has a really interesting perspective of how important it is to learn from everyone and translate that to customers, employees, employer and family. He also has really clear and actionable advice to keep yourself organized and accountable. "If I can pull out 1 message from one of your previous podcasts and apply it I have created value for myself and someone else." - Tom Kay

Matthew 28:1-20 - The Greatest Moment in History This text gives us three historical truths about Jesus' Resurrection - Jews could not stop the resurrection, no matter how hard they tried. - Jesus predicted His resurrection throughout His ministry. - His resurrection is cause for worship. Application: - Know Jesus was literally, physically raised from the dead. - Be saved. - Do: Make disciples.

Acts 15:36-41 - Paul and Barnabas Part Ways This passage shows 3 realities of the Christian life - The importance of disciple-making relationships - We are all affected by sin - God can still accomplish His will Application - Know start with the gospel. - Be in disciple-making relationships. - Do: Make disciples.

The BEST thing you can do for students is to help them see the world. It sounds daunting as the teacher, but it really isn't. Build relationships with your surrounding community members and businesses. In this podcast I explain how to do this effectively. Two quick tips: DO - Make a phone call to your local chamber of commerce before you have an exact plan. DO NOT - Build a plan and then just go to the community for money.

In episode 2 of the Stream Key Podcast, we talk with Jens Erik Vaaler (Community Manager of Funcom) and Whiteshadow001 (TRU Sponsored Streamer) about the Do's and Don'ts of what to do when looking to work with developers as a streamer.New episodes every few weeks!Looking to level-up your stream game? Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/trugamingPlus, check out streaming resources on our website - https://trugaming.com-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This week’s topic is about the Do’s and Don’ts of Working with Developers as a Streamer. DO: Be AmbitiousOne of the biggest tips I think broadcasters should know, is that you don’t have to be scared about contacting developers to ask about partnership opportunities. The worst that can happen is they say no! If you’re smart about your pitch, and have reasonable expectations, then feel free to reach out to your dream organizations. You never know what could happen!DON’T: Be DesperateWhile you should feel confident enough to reach out to developers, you need to be careful how you word your pitch. You don’t want to come off as someone who is desperate for the opportunity. Make a convincing case for yourself, but keep it concise. The worst thing you can do is make it seem like you don’t deserve the opportunity, because if you believe that, so will the developer.DO: Your ResearchWhen making your pitch, make sure you show the developer that you know their game or product. It’s extremely easy to tell the difference between someone who is really passionate about your product, versus someone who is just looking for freebies. Why are you the best candidate to represent this company?DO: Make it EasyAnother important point to remember when looking to work with developers and other organizations, is to make it easy for them to see what you’re about. Be sure to include links to all the social sites you want to be considered, and also be sure that the email you are sending from is attached to those sites. The less work that the developer has to do to find out what you do, the better.DON’T: Be SelfishPerhaps the most important part of your pitch is to consider what you can offer the developer. Many streamers get caught up in how a beta key or a free product could help them add status to their streams, but don’t stop to consider what they can give in return to the developers. If you don’t prove to the developer that they can get some sort of return on investment, they won’t want to work with you. It’s as simple as that.DO: Think Long-TermOur last tip for broadcasters is to think beyond the near future in developer relationships. So, you just landed your first developer partnership - great! Don’t let it stop there. Continue to develop that relationship over time, and be sure to constantly think about ways in which you can help that developer in the future.

In episode 2 of the Stream Key Podcast, we talk with Jens Erik Vaaler (Community Manager of Funcom) and Whiteshadow001 (TRU Sponsored Streamer) about the Do's and Don'ts of what to do when looking to work with developers as a streamer.New episodes every few weeks!Looking to level-up your stream game? Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/trugamingPlus, check out streaming resources on our website - https://trugaming.com-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This week’s topic is about the Do’s and Don’ts of Working with Developers as a Streamer. DO: Be AmbitiousOne of the biggest tips I think broadcasters should know, is that you don’t have to be scared about contacting developers to ask about partnership opportunities. The worst that can happen is they say no! If you’re smart about your pitch, and have reasonable expectations, then feel free to reach out to your dream organizations. You never know what could happen!DON’T: Be DesperateWhile you should feel confident enough to reach out to developers, you need to be careful how you word your pitch. You don’t want to come off as someone who is desperate for the opportunity. Make a convincing case for yourself, but keep it concise. The worst thing you can do is make it seem like you don’t deserve the opportunity, because if you believe that, so will the developer.DO: Your ResearchWhen making your pitch, make sure you show the developer that you know their game or product. It’s extremely easy to tell the difference between someone who is really passionate about your product, versus someone who is just looking for freebies. Why are you the best candidate to represent this company?DO: Make it EasyAnother important point to remember when looking to work with developers and other organizations, is to make it easy for them to see what you’re about. Be sure to include links to all the social sites you want to be considered, and also be sure that the email you are sending from is attached to those sites. The less work that the developer has to do to find out what you do, the better.DON’T: Be SelfishPerhaps the most important part of your pitch is to consider what you can offer the developer. Many streamers get caught up in how a beta key or a free product could help them add status to their streams, but don’t stop to consider what they can give in return to the developers. If you don’t prove to the developer that they can get some sort of return on investment, they won’t want to work with you. It’s as simple as that.DO: Think Long-TermOur last tip for broadcasters is to think beyond the near future in developer relationships. So, you just landed your first developer partnership - great! Don’t let it stop there. Continue to develop that relationship over time, and be sure to constantly think about ways in which you can help that developer in the future.

On this special 4th of July No BS Marketing podcast, let's talk ketchup, mustard, and marketing.Americans will eat more than 7 billion hot dogs from Memorial Day through Labor Day, 150 million on the 4th of July holiday alone. We average about 70 hot dogs per person eaten each year. If you have one, do you top it with ketchup or mustard?According to a YouGov survey, the most popular condiment for hot dogs is mustard (72%) followed by ketchup (59%), onions (51%) and relish (47%).Age has a big impact on our choice. 73% of 16-34-year-olds ate their hot dogs with ketchup while only 41% of those 35 and older did.Makes sense. Kids love ketchup. Children have different taste buds than adults and notice bitter tasting foods more. Plus creative commercials help create long-lasting habits like adding ketchup to a hot dog. Remember the Anticipation theme from these two classics?But sometimes one organization's message hurts a complimentary product. The National Hot Dog & Sausage Council's Do's and Don'ts of Hot Dog Etiquette surely caught the attention of ketchup companies with this one: Heinz Anticipation Commercial 1979.Don't…Use ketchup on your hot dog after the age of 18.Mustard, relish, onions, cheese, and chili are acceptable.Whether you like your hot dog with ketchup, mustard or some other way, you can benefit from these Messaging Do's and Don'ts:Do…Focus on creative promotions to tell your story. Just like the hot dog industry promotes National Hot Dog Month, you can promote your anniversary, new equipment, locations and hires in a creative way.Do…Make it about your target audiences. Why does it matter to them?Don't…Miss opportunities to promote your uniqueness. Develop a content calendar to tell your story throughout the year.Don't…Make messaging, branding and PR decisions by committee. You'll end up with a little bit of what each person wanted and a lot of wasted advertising dollars.Don't…think your instincts are better than a combination of listening to customers through Marketing Intel, brainstorming with your leadership team AND your instincts. So many times I see companies suffer because decisions made about marketing or messaging are made based on instincts…thinking “I know my market, I know my customers, I've done this for X number of years.”If you're still not sure about ketchup on your hot dog, in honor of my Dad on this 4th of July podcast, I'm going to quote one of his favorite movie characters. Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry makes it clear in the film Sudden Impact when he finished a rant about society's ills by telling a hot dog eating detective at the scene that "Nah, this stuff isn't getting to me, the shootings, the knifings, the beatings, old ladies being bashed in the head for their social security checks... Nah, that doesn't bother me. But you know what does bother me? You know what makes me really sick to my stomach? It's watching you stuff your face with those hotdogs. Nobody, I mean nobody puts ketchup on a hot dog.Hey Dirty Harry, I do from time to time…guess I'm a BS'er when it comes to eating hot dogs.Hope you enjoy your 4th of July Holiday week.

After our intro and welcome statements, we begin Episode 10 with Stuff To Do in which we discuss making forts with your kids.  The kind of forts made out of sheets, pillows, etc.  While the process of building the fort is fun, hanging out inside the fort can be a great experience for you and your kids.  We then read and answer an email question from Tony of New York who asks how to go out on date night with a limited budget. For SuperCharge we discuss the Moonjar Classic Moneybox: Save, Spend, Share .  You can follow the link and help support our podcast when you purchase it.  We then share a clip from Light Her Fire about viewing your spouse in a positive way rather than negative.  We then give dad's some homework of viewing your kids in a positive way. We close out the episode with a quote. SEGMENTS Welcome and intro (0:00) Stuff to Do – Make a Fort (5:50) Mailbag – How do I go out on a date with my wife on a limited budget? (9:22) SuperCharge – Moonjar Classic Moneybox: Save, Spend, Share (12:36) Light Her Fire – Viewing Positive vs. Negative (17:59) Dad's Homework – Turn 3 negative statements about your kids into positives (24:22) Quote of the Day – Sold Out ice cream truck (27:50)

After our intro and welcome statements, we begin Episode 10 with Stuff To Do in which we discuss making forts with your kids. The kind of forts made out of sheets, pillows, etc. While the process of building the fort is fun, hanging out inside the fort can be a great experience for you and your kids. We then read and answer an email question from Tony of New York who asks how to go out on date night with a limited budget. For SuperCharge we discuss the Moonjar Classic Moneybox: Save, Spend, Share . You can follow the link and help support our podcast when you purchase it. We then share a clip from Light Her Fire about viewing your spouse in a positive way rather than negative. We then give dad's some homework of viewing your kids in a positive way. We close out the episode with a quote. SEGMENTS Welcome and intro (0:00) Stuff to Do – Make a Fort (5:50) Mailbag – How do I go out on a date with my wife on a limited budget? (9:22) SuperCharge – Moonjar Classic Moneybox: Save, Spend, Share (12:36) Light Her Fire – Viewing Positive vs. Negative (17:59) Dad's Homework – Turn 3 negative statements about your kids into positives (24:22) Quote of the Day – Sold Out ice cream truck (27:50)

Quatrième de la sixième session. Cette semaine, on va voir dans les 80's avec l'album Almost Like Me (1982) du saxophoniste Odean Pope. Ensuite quelques pièces à saveur rock de Do Make say Think pour finalement revenir avec du hard bop et l'album Action (1964) du saxophoniste Jackie Mclean Lecture de la semaine: congé de lecture....

Quatrième de la sixième session. Cette semaine, on va voir dans les 80's avec l'album Almost Like Me (1982) du saxophoniste Odean Pope. Ensuite quelques pièces à saveur rock de Do Make say Think pour finalement revenir avec du hard bop et l'album Action (1964) du saxophoniste Jackie Mclean Lecture de la semaine: congé de lecture....