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Apathy is everywhere, and it often gets dressed up as wisdom, balance, or being “nonchalant.” But in this episode of The Impossible Life Podcast, Nick Surface and Garrett Unclebach expose apathy for what it really is: a dangerous mindset that keeps Christian men from living with faith, urgency, and purpose. Garrett defines apathy as sitting by and hoping things get better. It is the opposite of being all in, and it shows up in phrases like “it doesn't matter,” “someone else will do it,” “it's not a big deal,” or “I'll do it tomorrow.”This conversation challenges men to stop confusing rest with apathy. God designed rest, but apathy is something different. It is a spiritual and mental disease that slowly chokes out purpose, responsibility, and faithfulness. Nick and Garrett root the episode in Galatians 6:9, reminding men not to grow weary in doing good because there is a harvest if we do not give up. The point is not that men are responsible for everything. God is sovereign. But men are responsible for what God has placed in their hands.Garrett gives three tools to fight apathy: vision casting, purpose compression, and truth. Vision casting helps men see what could be instead of accepting a small life. Purpose compression brings the meaning of your entire life into the moment where you are tempted to quit. Truth, especially the truth of Scripture, cuts through the lies that say your life, effort, calling, or today do not matter. This episode is a call for Christian men to reject passivity, abide in God's Word, and live with the conviction that today matters.Get With NuWave Home Lenders By Clicking HereGet a Free 7 Day Trial On The Tailored Training App By Clicking HereJoin a group of likeminded Impossible Life listeners in our FREE Skool community by clicking here.Get the Purpose Playbook by clicking hereGet the FREE Basic Discipline Training 30 Day Program by clicking hereJoin us in Mindset Mastery by clicking hereLevel up your nutrition with IDLife by clicking hereGET IN TOUCHSocial Media - @theimpossiblelifeEmail - info@theimpossible.life

There are three big ways profit can distort reality: inaccurate revenue tracking, blended service margins, and poor cash flow visibility. Understanding these numbers helps you make better financial decisions as your practice grows.  In my conversation with Jared Rohrer on his podcast The Patient Magnet, we get into why a positive net profit on your financial reports doesn't always mean your business is financially healthy—and why relying too heavily on that number can lead to costly decisions.  Why Reported Profit Often Tells an Incomplete Story  Profit only tells part of the story. If your revenue tracking is off or your liabilities aren't being accounted for properly, your financial reports can create a false sense of confidence.  Track revenue based on when services are actually delivered—not simply when cash is collected. With beauty bank memberships, gift cards, and prepaid monthly subscriptions, upfront cash can look like strong recurring revenue when it's really future liability sitting on your balance sheet.  This is how practices end up looking profitable on paper while carrying obligations that weaken cash flow and quietly reduce long-term business value.  The Financial Metrics That Reveal What Profit Can't  Looking beyond reported profit means tracking the operational metrics that show where profitability is actually being created.  • Track accrual-based revenue separately from collected cash • Analyze service margins by category • Monitor provider utilization and revenue per hour • Measure revenue per square foot • Review membership redemption and liability exposure • Track cash flow independently from net profit  These metrics make it easier to identify loss leaders, evaluate Botox margins against higher-margin laser treatments, and make stronger pricing decisions.  Financial Visibility Requires Operational Ownership  Financial reports should be operational tools—not numbers you avoid until there's a problem.   Simple financial forecasting gives you visibility into cash flow, debt management, operating expenses, inventory needs, and upcoming obligations. That clarity helps you make decisions proactively instead of reactively.  Financial Accuracy Becomes a Scaling Requirement As You Expand  The larger your med spa becomes, the more expensive financial blind spots become. Misreading revenue, overlooking margin compression, or misunderstanding membership liabilities can quietly limit growth long before it becomes obvious on your financial reports.  Med spas that scale well build financial discipline into their operations early. When you understand your numbers clearly, you create stronger systems for pricing, forecasting, membership strategy, and long-term growth.  Follow Shannon & Keep What You Earn:   Shannon Weinstein is the founder of a fractional CFO firm specializing in helping 7-figure aesthetics and wellness practices scale with clarity, cash flow, and confidence.  Shannon is committed to helping med spa owners understand, fix, and maximize their business's enterprise value, offering actionable advice and resources, including a popular free video series specifically for aesthetics practice owners.   Fractional CFO Services and Executive Financial Review: https://www.keepwhatyouearn.com/  Connect with Shannon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannonweinstein  Watch full episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@KeepWhatYouEarn  Listen on your favorite podcast app: https://pod.link/1580071347  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shannonkweinstein/  The information shared is for educational purposes only and is not individualized financial advice. Aesthetics practice owners should consult a qualified professional before implementing financial strategies discussed here.  About Jared Rohrer:   Jared Rohrer is a marketing strategist, speaker, educator specializing in aesthetic medicine, and the host of The Patient Magnet. After years working inside a large cosmetic dermatology practice, he built his agency to help aesthetic business owners navigate digital marketing with greater clarity, trust, and strategic direction. Through his podcast, workshops, and industry speaking engagements, he's known for breaking down complex marketing and business concepts into practical frameworks that support sustainable growth for practices across the aesthetics space.  Connect with Jared and The Patient Magnet:  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1yWEATpOGoMVLKqbwhlmRm?si=59c8262a9be54d16&nd=1&dlsi=b97b8bbec9a141b2  Website: https://www.jaredrohrer.com/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jaredroars  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaredroars  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jaredroars  Email: me@jaredrohrer.com   

Join the guys this week for a quick takedown of three recent translations of Homer's Odyssey, courtesy of Prof. Richard Whitaker of the University of Cape Town (Acta Classica, 2020). In six weeks, the Christopher Nolan adaptation of the Odyssey will hit the big screen, based on Emily Wilson's translation. But does this new rendition of the epic have sufficient gravitas, not to mention accuracy, to carry the story? Dave and Jeff look at this question from as many angles as a 30-minute episode will allow, including: style, word choice, faithfulness to Homer's moral vision, and more. There is also a quick take on the Anthony Verity and Peter Green versions, with their respective strengths. So grab some Classics on the go (take them in kinda between meals) and keep them down! You'll be gurgling all the way to greater Classical profundity. And don't miss secret code words like braggart, and fantastic summer sales, AESTAS15!

In this episode of the podcast, we explore what it really means to be ready to coach neurodivergent clients. We reflect on the importance of building an inclusive coaching space that does not rely only on textbook knowledge of autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia or other neurodivergent conditions, but also listens deeply to lived experience. We discuss how easily coaches can make assumptions about clients when viewing behaviour through a neurotypical lens. A client who gives short answers may not be disengaged, and a client who moves quickly between ideas may not be unfocused. Inclusive coaching asks us to stay curious, adapt our approach, and recognise that every neurodivergent client's needs, strengths and experiences will be different. The episode also highlights the importance of recognising our own bias, whether we are neurotypical or neurodivergent ourselves. Being ready to coach neurodivergent clients is not about knowing everything. It is about ongoing learning, humility, psychological safety, thoughtful contracting, and a willingness to receive feedback so that every client can feel properly seen, heard and supported. Links & Resources Inclusive coaching programme: www.igcompany.com/nd

Mark 7:1-23 I Ryan MacDonald I Three Ways to be a HypocriteHypocrisy prevents God from cleansing our sin-stained hearts.Step #1: Judge the wrongdoing of others while refusing to acknowledge Step #2: Pretend to love God so that you will be accepted by others (vv.6-13)Step #3: Neglect dealing with your heart by diverting attention to your actions (vv.14-23)

Rich recently got a text message from one of Level 10's clients first thing in the morning, asking some questions about their Facebook Advertising campaign. After 5 minutes and a half a dozen texts back and forth, Rich asked if it would be okay to just have a quick phone call on the subject that could be recorded for the podcast; the client consented, and here we are! What Rich thought would be a 10 minute quick chat turned into something closer to 30 minutes–but the information is great and definitely worth your while. And there's a little bonus segment near the end about Rich's all-time favorite marketing tactic–the Big Bill!

In 1995, Bill Gates disappeared into a cedar cabin in the Pacific Northwest for a week — no meetings, no family, no distractions. What emerged from that silence was a memo called "The Internet Tidal Wave" that repositioned Microsoft for the internet age. He called it Think Week. And it changed everything.Most of us can't take a week off-grid. But the principle behind what Gates did is available to every leader, every single day. In this episode, Todd explores why knowing what's on your mind is one of the most underleveraged skills in leadership — and what you're missing when you never slow down long enough to find out.In This EpisodeThree things that only surface when you make time to be alone with your thoughts:1. Patterns you're missing. In the noise of daily operations, patterns accumulate quietly — in your team, your work, your own behavior. You can't connect the dots when you're always running.2. Tensions you're carrying. Leadership isn't about eliminating tension — it's about identifying and managing it. Unnamed tension leaks into your decisions and relationships. Solitude gives you the chance to finally name it.3. Your feelings, instincts, and intuition. Your gut is data. But you can only access it when you get quiet enough to listen.Three Ways to Start This WeekMorning solitude — 15–20 minutes before your phone, before the news, before anyone else's agendaA walk at lunch — no headphones, no podcast, just movement and an open mind25 minutes before bed with a blank notepad and one question: What's actually on my mind?Quote of the Episode"The leaders who know themselves best don't just work hard. They also know what's going on inside them. That self-knowledge is a competitive advantage — and it only comes from one place: silence."Mentioned in This EpisodeBill Gates' Think Week — a twice-yearly solo retreat Gates began in the 1980s, documented by The Wall Street Journal"The Internet Tidal Wave" — Gates' 1995 internal memo, written during a Think Week, that redirected Microsoft's strategy toward the internetAbout Herding TigersHerding Tigers is the podcast for creative leaders hosted by Todd Henry, author of Herding Tigers, Die Empty, and The Accidental Creative. Each episode delivers practical insights to help you lead well, do your best work, and bring out the best in your team.Connect with Todd toddhenry.com | @toddhenry

SEAL Your Day. Barry shares a framework to help men stop carrying mistakes, regret, and stress into the night and next morning. To end the loop of bad days, start your tomorrow every night.Join the FatherSeekers community! https://www.skool.com/fatherseekersFS FacebookFS InstagramFS YouTubeAsk Barry a question: barry@fatherseekers.orgCHAPTERS00:00 Rough Mornings01:49 Why Close the Day05:31 Groundhog Day Trap06:52 Three Ways to Learn08:48 Modeling for Your Kids10:40 SEAL Framework Intro12:44 Question One Alignment14:05 Question Two Kingdom Fruit15:33 Question Three Release Failures17:02 Question Four One Change19:42 Make Time and Journal20:26 Wrap Up and Community Invite22:43 Join the Community!--FatherSeekers helps fatherless fathers become better fathers.Get discussion guides, devotionals, and more at FS Website

Why does memory matter spiritually?In this reflective teaching on Psalm 77, John Ortberg explores remembrance, gratitude, grief, forgiveness, healing, and why memory itself can become a form of prayer.Using deeply personal family stories, Memorial Day reflections, and Psalm 77's call to “remember the deeds of the Lord,” John reflects on the spiritual importance of remembering honestly and hopefully.This episode explores:- Gratitude and memory- Remembering sin and forgiveness- God's faithfulness through suffering- Augustine's Confessions- René Girard and mimetic desire- Why Jesus told us to rememberThis teaching is thoughtful, moving, deeply personal, and filled with hope.Scriptures:- Psalm 77- Luke 22:19Resources referenced:- Eugene Peterson- Augustine's Confessions- René Girard#Psalm77 #JohnOrtberg #Prayer #Memory #Gratitude #SpiritualFormation #ChristianFaith #BibleStudy #Healing #Psalms

Brian Milam • Colossians 2:16–2:23 • Steadfast

Being nice sounds like a virtue, but in church revitalization it can quietly work against you. In this episode, Scott and A.J. walk through three specific ways that avoiding hard conversations and tolerating the wrong things in the name of kindness can stall or even sabotage your church's mission. The goal is not to be harsh, but to lead with the kind of courageous clarity that actually serves your congregation well. Scott Ball and A.J. Mathieu are ministry strategists and consultants with the Malphurs Group, a firm dedicated to helping churches develop healthy, mission-driven cultures. Each week they bring practical leadership insight to pastors and church leaders navigating the challenges of revitalization. Whether you are a longtime listener or joining for the first time, you will find their conversations grounded, direct, and built for real-world ministry. [4:44] Way 1: Tolerating the Wrong People in the Wrong Roles [10:12] Way 2: How Being Nice Can Derail Your Planning [15:53] Softening Fear to Maintain Comfort Only Makes Leading Harder Later [16:00] Way 3: Letting Culture Drift [21:39] The Closing Challenge: Be Strong, Be Kind, and Actually Lead Free 7-Day Trial of the Healthy Churches Toolkit: https://healthychurchestoolkit.com Episode Article: https://malphursgroup.com/341 Facebook: https://facebook.com/malphursgroup Instagram: https://instagram.com/malphursgroup YouTube: https://youtube.com/themalphursgroup X: https://x.com/malphursgroup

Familiarity with Jesus is not the same thing as following Jesus. Human beings love what is familiar. But familiarity can lead to complacency and apathy. The people of Jesus' hometown missed the miraculous power of God because they couldn't see past the ordinary carpenter they grew up with. In this sermon, we examine three ways to reject Jesus and what it means to actually receive his gracious authority.

Small and effective? Is it possible? According to the Bible, church history, and the latest research, the answer is a resounding yes! Small churches not only can be effective, but when they see their size, not as a problem to fix, but as part of a strategy Jesus is using to build his church, they become some of the most effective congregations in the world. In this session, Karl Vaters will walk through the three essential shifts pastors need to make to help the congregation you lead become healthier and more effective at the size it is right now.

Are your learning and development processes dragging your team down? In this third part of the Mental Health and L&D series, discover how to “Design for Sanity” by making learning truly frictionless. We explore practical ways to move past traditional, rut-inducing training models and start contributing positively to your team’s mental health. How can you transform a 20-minute read into an on-the-go audio format? It's time to dust off those old training methods, reduce screen fatigue, and engage your learners where they are—even on their phones.

▶️ Ready to go deeper? Check out the Evolve Community at http://evolve.geekpsychology.comYou say no worries. You mean it. Then you get home and that one sentence is the only thing in your head.Meanwhile you walked into an actually dangerous situation last week and felt completely fine.If you're an INFP, this contradiction has probably confused you for years. Not because you're broken. Because two very specific cognitive function characters are running inside you, and they activate at opposite times.The Explorer (Ne) keeps you open, light, and scanning for possibilities. It never closes off outcomes, which is why real danger doesn't lock you down.The Mystic (Ni) does the opposite. When it triggers, it grabs one interpretation and makes it feel like destiny. Not a possibility. A prophecy. And because it's introverted, it just pings off itself and amplifies.That's the echo chamber of doom.In this video I break down exactly why this happens inside the INFP cognitive function stack, and three things that actually work to break out of it.Chapters:00:00 The no worries spiral01:45 Meet the Explorer (Ne)04:30 Meet the Mystic (Ni)07:00 Why big threats calm you down and small ones spiral you out09:15 Three ways to break freeIf this landed, drop "echo chamber" in the comments.If you want to do this kind of inner work with other INFPs and type geeks, come check out EVOLVE: evolve.geekpsychology.com00:00 No Worries Spiral01:44 Meet the Explorer Ne04:33 Meet the Mystic Ni06:12 Why Big vs Small Triggers07:46 Three Ways to Break Free

Are you trying to fix your profit problem by adding more dogs through the door? What if the money you need is already sitting inside your existing client base? And how could a few simple offers create a quick cashflow surge without adding more chaos to your facility? In this episode, I'm sharing a practical training on how to find the hidden money in your dog daycare. After the first Dog Daycare Success Academy immersion event in Boston, where we focused heavily on profit, pricing, labour costs, and 90-day goals, I wanted to give you three simple ways to increase revenue without chasing more new clients. I explain why most daycare owners default to the "more dogs" solution, why that often leads to more stress rather than more profit, and how existing clients are usually the fastest and easiest route to extra cash. From sending direct offers to your current list, to increasing attendance, to creating a proper value ladder, these are simple moves that can unlock money already sitting inside your business. If you're busy, full, and still struggling to make payroll, this episode will help you stop looking only at volume and start pulling the profit levers that actually matter. In this episode, you'll discover: What Hidden Money Really Means – Why your existing client base is often your fastest route to extra profit. The Three Ways to Grow – How price, frequency, and client value drive revenue without adding more chaos. The $1,000 Email – Why one simple direct offer can create a fast cashflow bo Getting Clients to Come More Often – How increasing attendance from existing clients creates easy money. Building a Value Ladder – Why good, better, best services help affluent clients spend more with you. If you want to add your name to the waiting list for the Dog Daycare Success Academy, head to: petbusinessmarketing.com/successacademy Thanks to PawPal our amazing show sponsor! Check them out here 

It is hard to sit down to tap when you have been battling a stubborn issue for a long time. Without seeing progress, maintaining momentum and motivation is challenging. You may struggle to know what to tap on because it seems as if you are working on the same aspects over and over again. At a certain point, it feels like you are tapping on autopilot and your motivation flags. In my experience, there are three lenses through which to view persistent, deeply-rooted issues that will help to get you unstuck. The great thing is that these three lenses work together in harmony. As you work on one, you will gain insight into the second, allowing you to shift your perspective.  Understanding these three ways of looking at a seemingly intractable problem means always having access to a fresh starting point and new levels of healing. This week in the podcast I share how these work together and how you can add them to your tapping right away. Support the podcast! Http://tappingqanda.com/support Subscribe in: Apple Podcast | iPhone |  Spotify | Pandora | Amazon Music | iHeartRadio 

The Untold Story of Global Terrorism: Are You the Bow or the Arrow?This powerful and life-changing women's Lag Baomer class, on why we shoot arrows on Lag Baomer, was presented on Tuesday, Lag Baomer, 5786, May 5, 2026. It is a most perplexing and fascinating story—Hagar and Yishmael—and it is read every Rosh Hashanah. Did you notice a very strange expression? As she walks away from her thirsty child, not to be with him at his moment of distress and not see his death, the Torah says, she sits down at a distance, “a bowshot away.” It is the only time such an expression is used in Tanach. What is it supposed to mean and symbolize? It could have just said, “she sat at a far distance”?! And then a few verses later, we come back to the bow. Yishmael, her son, becomes an archer, “the master of the bow.” What’s the significance of this detail? He may have also taken on pickleball or yoga. Why is this important? There is a profound message here, and it will teach you about our world today more than any website, newspaper, or book in the world. It will also teach us our mission today during turbulent times. There are three ways to respond to tension, pressure, and anxiety. The Hagar away: You look away, or you run away. The Yishmael way: You become the master of tension, making the world panic as you smile. Today we want to discover a third way. This is the Jewish way, and it’s the Jewish secret. We are the “masters of the arrow.” The secret of the arrow is: The deeper the tension, the more you apply the pressure, the further it strikes, with more impact and intensity. We are the Divine arrows of history. The more tension we experience, our “arrows,” our force and light, soar and reach the greatest of distances with the deepest might and power. The story of Jacob, David, Joseph, Moses, and Esther—captures the powerful secret of Jewish history. Reb Akiva taught us how to take the bow of Yishmael and transform it into transformative growth, becoming G-d's arrows to transform the world from darkness to light, from exile to redemption.View Source Sheets: https://portal.theyeshiva.net/api/source-sheets/9917

Proverbs 11:9-18, Judges 1:1-2:5, John 4:1-26. His agenda was the kingdom of God The kingdom of God is not just about the conversion of individuals – important though that is – but about the transformation of society

Proverbs 11:11-14, Judges 2:1-3, John 4:7-14. His agenda was the kingdom of God The kingdom of God is not just about the conversion of individuals – important though that is – but about the transformation of society

Proverbs 11:11-18, Judges 2:1-3, John 4:7-26. His agenda was the kingdom of God The kingdom of God is not just about the conversion of individuals – important though that is – but about the transformation of society

[Philippians 1:7-8]

Today's Post - https://bahnsen.co/4w45BZc David Bahnsen discusses why market drawdowns are normal and distinct from bubbles, using 2026 S&P 500 moves (down ~9% peak-to-trough, then a sharp rebound to up ~5% YTD) to argue markets are behaving typically despite war-driven narratives. He distinguishes frequent corrections from rarer bubble bursts and critiques the incoherent swing from “apocalypse” to “mania” framing. Bahnsen outlines three investor responses—market timing (impractical), buy-and-hold (endure), and embracing volatility through dividend growth and reinvestment—emphasizing asset allocation built for investor temperament and cash-flow needs. He applies historical bubble psychology (Kindleberger's stages) to AI, predicting mixed outcomes: some hyperscalers and AI-related firms will disappoint or fail, while valuable companies may survive valuation resets. Key takeaways include inevitability of future corrections, prudence via diversification and limited AI exposure, and potential selective opportunities after any AI-driven downturn. 00:00 Welcome and Agenda 02:05 Year-to-Date Market Whiplash 04:45 Corrections Are Normal 08:11 Three Ways to Respond 12:20 Embrace Volatility With Dividends 14:10 Manias vs Bubbles 16:12 AI Bubble Risk and Diversification 23:27 Kindleberger Bubble Stages 26:42 Seven Investor Takeaways 29:05 Closing Philosophy and Farewell Links mentioned in this episode: DividendCafe.com TheBahnsenGroup.com

Today, we're joined by Uri Haramati, CEO and Founder of Torii, the governance platform for SaaS and AI. We talk about:The blurring of lines between AI and SaaSChallenge of gaining enterprise-wide, centralized policies and management of AI and SaaS The amazing opportunities of AI, with many simultaneous new challenges and risksHow users will interact less with UIs and more with AI agentsThe identity management complexity of increasing non-human identitiesRead Torii's SaaS Benchmark Annual Report 2026, which takes a data-backed look at what companies actually use: sanctioned apps, shadow apps, and the AI tools taking over our workspace.

→ Need help sorting out the big picture of your upcoming New Zealand trip? Get my 1-on-1 support with my VACATION BLUEPRINT DESIGN service ← New Zealand is one of those destinations where every direction you turn requires a photo, and your camera roll fills up fast. But without a bit of intention, all of those incredible landscapes can start to feel like a blur. In this episode of the New Zealand, Your Way series, I'm helping you decide which beautiful corners of New Zealand deserve a place on your itinerary. Instead of overwhelming you with an endless list of sights, we're using two simple filters that help you understand what type of natural experiences will stand out most for you. By the end of the episode, you'll have a clearer, more curated list of the landscapes worth prioritizing—so your time in New Zealand feels more intentional and ultimately more memorable. Connect w/ Angela on Instagram LISTEN BACK: Episode 24: Learn Your Travel Style (Part 2): Excursions Episode 206: Three Ways to Fall In Love With a Destination Episode 258: From Must-See to Meh: My Latest Thoughts on Sightseeing

AI feels noisy because most people are looking at fragments.In this episode, Yvette and Shari simplify everything:There are only three ways AI creates value:Work Smarter.Learn Faster.See Ahead.Once you see that framework, AI gets clearer fast.Enrollment open for The Human AI Value Map on Maven.

Father Tom Wilson joins Patrick to discuss Spiritual Reading (5:51) why is spiritual reading important? What is a good perspective to have while doing spiritual reading? (14:30) Joe – Ministers of Your Joy: Meditations on the Priesthood is a great book (19:11)Lorraine - Did you consider books for the blind? I'm blind and I have limited sources for them. (22:47) Break 1 Importance of reading at the level you are at. (29:17) Ricardo - My younger brother who is reading the Gospels and in reversion. Any recommendations for him? Also, books....3 ages of the Spiritual Life and also The fulfillment of all desire. I recommend those. Reading Academically vs reading Spiritually. (38:49) Break 2 (40:07) How to develop the habit of reading (44:32) Tom - Opinion about Sherry Wadell's works. She's written on Intentional Discipleship. Applies to what we learn from our spiritual reading on how to be a disciple. How to implement. (47:17) Father Gives his top 4 books to recommend to the listeners Resources: In conversation with God https://scepterpublishers.org/collections/in-conversation-with-god?srsltid=AfmBOoo2UcJd0idllbsjDTpr9o1dB4yhqXavQNCstRXUoLhwTeElS8sB A Sign of Contradiction by St John Paul II https://www.amazon.com/Sign-Contradiction-Karol-Wojtyla/dp/1952826772 Time for God by Fr. Jacque Philippe https://www.amazon.com/Time-God-Jacques-Philippe/dp/1594170665 Transcend: A guide to the spiritual quest https://www.amazon.com/Transcend-guide-spiritual-Morton-Kelsey/dp/0824500156 Ministers of Your Joy: Meditations on the Priesthood https://www.amazon.com/Ministers-Your-Joy-Meditations-Priesthood/dp/1685952658 Magnificat https://us.magnificat.net/ What Catholics Really Believe: Answers to Common Misconceptions About the Faith https://www.amazon.com/What-Catholics-Really-Believe-Misconceptions/dp/0898705533 Navarre Bible https://scepterpublishers.org/collections/navarre-bibles?srsltid=AfmBOorZyOcMgJpKeh9lglvdGzQbmmbvAUE_boso07mHGy2NzmAYGMt0 Xavier Society for the Blind https://xaviersocietyfortheblind.org/ The Three Conversions and the Three Ways of the Spiritual Life https://www.amazon.com/Three-Conversions-Ways-Spiritual-Life-ebook/dp/B00U6X7YO6 Confessions of Saint Agustine https://www.amazon.com/Confessions-St-Augustine-Signet-Classics/dp/0451527801 Abandonment to Divine Providence https://tanbooks.com/products/books/abandonment-to-divine-providence/?srsltid=AfmBOooPKFdHpV1BPp_usd6ZZC-W3AMEat2T-5cIhzAkD9cG_QyD2LP4 He Leadeth Me: An Extraordinary Testament of Faith https://www.amazon.com/He-Leadeth-Me-Extraordinary-Testament/dp/0804141525 Temptation and Discernment https://www.icspublications.org/products/temptation-and-discernment?srsltid=AfmBOopSw4TckDzvXjaN_kFB-6mkTxSfxQH8PNS7zv_fxkLC15IDbFu5

[Philippians 1:3-6]

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While the Bible acknowledges that anger can sometimes be righteous—specifically when its target is evil and injustice—hatred is generally forbidden. Jesus calls his people to do good to their enemies and love those who hate them. However, this creates a tension: sometimes God himself is described as hating those who are opposed to him. How can hatred be wrong if God himself hates? Three Ways to Understand Divine Hate The Perspective of Judgment: One way to answer this is to understand human limitation. We are unable to pass final judgment on each other because we don't know if someone's evil is a temporary state that will be repented of, or if it is "damnably permanent." God, however, knows those who are reprobate and will never stop opposing him. These he hates. The Capacity for Complexity: Another possibility is to acknowledge the difference in capacity. While we humans struggle to love and hate the same person at the same time, God, in his infinite nature, is able to hate sin while simultaneously loving his creatures. The Semantic Range: The third, and possibly most accurate, approach is to recognize the semantic range of biblical words for "hate." In both the Old and New Testaments, hatred can mean to emotionally despise, but it can also mean "to be chosen over." When we say "God hates sin," it falls into the category of emotional or moral distaste. However, when the Bible says, "Jacob have I loved but Esau have I hated," it falls into the second category. In that context, there is no sense of emotional malice toward Esau; rather, it is a way of stating that God chose Jacob and his descendants over Esau to be his covenant people. Hosts: Aaron Mueller and Chuck Rathert Subscribe to the show at https://cacg.saintjamesglencarbon.org. To comment on this episode, visit https://saintjamesglencarbon.org/cacg-ep142.

Many companies today are choosing silence over visibility when it comes to their social and environmental commitments. What might appear as retreat or inconsistency is, in fact, something more deliberate. Christopher Marquis describes this phenomenon as “strategic hibernation,” or a calculated pause in external communication driven by political tension, stakeholder scrutiny, and shifting expectations. Rather than abandoning purpose, companies are pulling back publicly while continuing the work internally, protecting their capabilities, talent, and long-term investments. But this creates a critical tension: how to navigate risk without eroding trust or losing momentum on the very issues that define a company's impact and identity.We invited Christopher Marquis, Author and Sinyi Professor of Chinese Management at the University of Cambridge, to unpack this moment and what it means for purpose-driven leaders. Christopher explores why strategic hibernation is not the same as “green hushing,” and outlines how organizations can remain disciplined in communications while actively maintaining their core assets and preparing for when conditions shift. He shares insights on how companies can continue investing in sustainability and social impact behind the scenes, why internal alignment and values-based leadership matter more than ever, and how leaders can thoughtfully assess political risk without compromising their long-term mission.Listen for insights on:Maintaining employee trust during uncertaintyProtecting culture as a strategic assetWhen to re-engage publicly on issuesGlobal perspectives on corporate silenceResources + Links:Christopher Marquis' LinkedInHarvard Business Review: Is This a Moment for Strategic Hibernation?Christopher Marquis' Website (00:00) - Welcome to Purpose 360 (00:13) - Meet Chris Marquis (01:59) - Chris' Background (02:52) - Why This Work (04:46) - Strategic Hibernation (09:14) - Three Ways (11:43) - Regional Differences? (13:23) - Advice to CEOs and Boards (14:44) - Internal Comms (16:53) - AI's Role (18:36) - Being Socially Responsible (19:40) - Speed Round (21:05) - Last Word (21:53) - Wrap Up

Christopher Luxon is under fire, and his leadership is being questioned by his own team. Duncan has three clear steps for the Prime Minister to reset his government and survive this slump. We also highlight why Minister Simon Watts is avoiding the tough questions on our show, and answer your feedback on iwi settlements. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us Fan MailAI is changing how clients search for legal, mediation, and divorce professionals. Referrals still matter, but they are no longer the first step. Today, many clients begin with AI tools before ever visiting a website or making contact. These tools scan online content and recommend professionals based on clarity, consistency, and authority signals. This episode breaks down how the client search journey is evolving and what determines who gets recommended. It also covers three practical actions to improve visibility: refining positioning with clear, specific language, creating content that answers real client questions, and building a strong presence across credible platforms. This episode is a very useful guide in helping professionals who want to increase visibility, attract more ideal clients, and stay competitive in an AI-driven search landscape—without relying on outdated marketing tactics or constant posting.  AI may open the door, but trust, connection, and expertise are what move clients forward.What you'll learn:05:19 How Client Search Changed08:16 What AI Recommends and Why12:58 Three Ways to Show Up13:14 Fix Your About Page15:08 Answer AI Client Questions17:08 Build Citation Footprint19:30 What AI Cannot Replace24:36 Three Step HomeworkResources:Feeling stuck about how to grow your practice, book a free strategy call here.#58 Master Content Repurposing with AI Tools#80 Use AI to Create Smarter, Faster Content#117 How Professionals Lose Clients – And How To Fix It Fast Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts"Love listening and learning from the Serve First, Sell Later Marketing Podcast”  If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show! This helps me support more people -- just like you. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode!Want more insights like this?  Sign up for our newsletter.Sign up for our free LinkedIn newsletter on marketing your professional practice Connect with me on linkedinJoin our online communitySubscribe to my youtube channel  

Hey friends, Chase here. I want to talk about something that might be uncomfortable — but if you're willing to really look at it, it can change everything. What if you're working incredibly hard… at the wrong thing? This is one of the scariest patterns I've seen — not just in the creators I coach, but in my own life. People are climbing. Grinding. Achieving. But they're climbing a mountain that isn't theirs. What's Really Going On Most people don't realize they're succeeding at the wrong thing. From the outside, it looks like progress: Momentum Validation Money Status But internally? There's a low-grade unease. Something you can't quite name. You tell yourself: "I just need one more win." "One more level." One more external yes." But what if that feeling isn't about not being there yet? What if it's because you're on the wrong mountain entirely? Why This Happens We humans are mimetic creatures. We learn what to want by watching what other people want. In a world optimized for visibility, comparison, and performative success… that instinct goes into overdrive. We chase what's celebrated. We optimize for what's rewarded. We pursue what looks like a "good life" from the outside. And somewhere along the way, we stop asking the most important question: Why am I doing this? Not the polite answer. Not the resume answer. Not the Instagram caption. The honest one. The Core Idea When you're unclear on your why, you default to someone else's. And when that happens, success becomes incredibly easy to misplace. You can chase: 100,000 followers A bigger team More money A certain lifestyle But if you don't know why… You can end up winning a game you never meant to play. What You'll Hear in This Episode Why we unknowingly adopt other people's goals How mimicry shapes our definition of success The danger of chasing external validation without internal clarity Why "one more win" can actually be a trap How to start defining your own version of success Timecodes (So You Can Jump to What You Need) 02:00 – The idea of climbing the wrong mountain 03:02 – The feeling of low-grade unease 03:27 – Mimetic behavior: why we want what others want 04:16 – The most important question: why? 05:21 – Why people succeed at the wrong thing 05:47 – The reframe: you might be pursuing the wrong end 06:13 – That restless feeling is actually alignment 07:06 – Clarity over chaos: small shifts, not big resets 07:33 – Interrupting mimicry 08:06 – Trading achievement for energy 08:29 – Choosing one honest action 09:16 – Stop outsourcing your ambition 09:38 – The danger of succeeding at the wrong thing 09:59 – Finding your mountain If You Feel That Unease, Read This That restless feeling you can't shake? It's not dissatisfaction. It's alignment trying to get your attention. And the fix isn't blowing up your life. It's pausing. Pausing long enough to get honest about what you actually want. Not what looks good. Not what's rewarded. Not what other people expect. What's true for you. Three Ways to Reorient Yourself 1. Interrupt the Mimicry If nobody could see what I'm doing, would I still want this? 2. Trade Achievement for Energy Which of your recent wins actually energized you — not just relieved pressure? 3. Choose One Honest Action Do one small thing aligned with what you actually care about — even if no one sees it. The Truth Most People Learn Too Late The fastest way to feel trapped isn't failure. It's succeeding at something that was never yours. I've lived this. I've climbed the wrong mountains. And when I found the right one? Everything changed. Your Assignment This week, get clear. What would you pursue if no one was watching? What actually energizes you? What's your mountain? You don't need a perfect plan. You just need enough clarity to take one honest step. Until next time: Stop chasing someone else's definition of success. Get clear on your mountain. And start climbing the one that's actually yours.

President Donald Trump recently outlined the endgame for Iran. How does it end? There are three scenarios:

President Donald Trump recently outlined the endgame for Iran. How does it end? There are three scenarios:

Getting deals unstuck can feel frustrating, especially when you reach the end of a quarter and nothing seems to be moving. Karen Kelly, one of the 100 most powerful women in sales 2025, breaks down how the way you show up in your sales process can be the difference between a deal that stalls and one that moves forward.Meet Karen KellyKaren Kelly is a sales trainer, coach, and speaker who has spent over 20 years helping sales professionals improve how they show up and sell. Having experienced the challenges of sales firsthand, she understands what it feels like to navigate uncertainty, missed opportunities, and stalled deals.Her approach is centered on rehumanizing the sales process. Instead of relying on scripts and surface level tactics, she teaches how to build genuine conversations that create trust and move deals forward.Through her training, coaching, and workshops, Karen helps sales professionals shift their mindset, take intentional action, and build stronger, more meaningful relationships with their clients.Reframe Your MindsetThe first step is to reframe. Before you even send an email or get on a call, ask yourself how you are showing up. Are you focused on helping or just trying to closeKaren shared that language shapes reality. When you shift from “I have to” to “I get to,” everything changes. Your energy shifts, your confidence improves, and your conversations become more customer focused. Buyers can feel the difference.Reveal the Human SideInstead of hiding behind a perfect, polished version of yourself, bring authenticity into the conversation. Share experiences, lessons, and even past mistakes that shaped how you work today.When you open up, your prospects feel safe to do the same. That is when real conversations happen.Revisit the FundamentalsGo back to the basics of selling. Does your prospect actually recognize the problem? Do you have alignment and buy in? Are you following up consistently?Karen reminded us that many deals stall because we skip these simple steps. They may not be exciting, but they are what move deals forward.“Reveal is a big one. A lot of people are still giving the illusion of perfection, but it doesn't exist.” - Karen KellyResourcesConnect with Karen Kelly on LinkedIn or visit her website to learn how she helps sales professionals drive real results.Keep track of your sales activity and boost your results with the Prospect Pro sales tool.Step up your sales game with Sales Mastermind. Get accountability, stay motivated, and tackle the blockers keeping you from hitting your goals.Visit Blue Mango Studios for help in creating podcast production content. Sponsorship OffersThis episode is brought to you in part by Hubspot.With HubSpot sales hubs, your data tools and teams join a single platform to close deals and turn prospects into pipelines. Try it for yourself at hubspot.com/sales.This episode is brought to you in part by LinkedIn.Are you tired of prospective clients not responding to your emails? Sign up for a free 60-day trial of LinkedIn Sales Navigator at linkedin.com/tse.This episode is brought to you in part by the TSE Sales Foundation.Improve your connection on LinkedIn and land three or five appointments with our LinkedIn prospecting course. Go to the salesevangelist.com/linkedin.CreditsAs one of our podcast listeners, we value your opinion and always want to improve the quality of our show. Complete our two-minute survey here: thesalesevangelist.com/survey. We'd love for you to join us for our next episodes by tuning in on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Stitcher, or Spotify. Audio provided by Free SFX, Soundstripe, and Bensound. Other songs used in the episodes are as follows: The Organ Grinder written by Bradley Jay Hill, performed by Bright Seed, and produced by Brightseed and Hill.

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In San Francisco, the ground is never quite stable.It is sand, slope, or abstraction.In this episode recorded on location, I invite you on a journey through the city—from the vanished dunes of the Sunset District to the residential hills of Glen Park, all the way to the downtown area around Montgomery, which is currently undergoing a major transformation.Three landscapes.Three ways of building.But above all, three ways of inhabiting the ground.Blending personal narrative with architectural analysis, this episode explores urban forms, development models, and their transformations in a city where innovation, inequality, and contemporary tensions converge.How do you build on unstable ground?And, ultimately, how does a city stand?This English version was generated using AI with voice cloning, preserving the speakers' timbre (Anne-Charlotte) and their natural French accent.Audio: comdarchipodcastTeaser image © Anne-Charlotte Depondt : SF skyline with the Salestower from Dolores Park____If you like the podcast do not hesitate:. to subscribe so you don't miss the next episodes,. to leave us stars and a comment :-),. to follow us on Instagram @comdarchipodcast to find beautiful images, always chosen with care, so as to enrich your view on the subject.Nice week to all of you ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

How should we relate to Jesus? Not by holding out or cleaning up, but by drawing near.Not everyone who knows ABOUT Jesus knows Jesus. It's possible to be religious, to know the Bible, to participate in church activities — and still remain outside God's family. In Matthew 12, religious leaders demand signs from Jesus, yet they miss what's right in front of them. In this sermon, we explore three different ways of relating to Jesus: holding out, cleaning up, or drawing near.

Discover what it means to walk with God as beloved children in this powerful exploration of Ephesians 5. Learn how to imitate God through three transformative ways of living: walking in love, light, and wisdom. This biblical teaching reveals how sacrificial love, honest transparency, and intentional living shape the Christian life. Explore God's design for sexual purity and relationships, understanding how divine boundaries protect rather than restrict. Find freedom through confession and community, moving beyond surface-level Christianity to authentic relationships. Learn practical steps for walking in wisdom by being intentional about influences that shape your mind and heart. Understand how being filled with the Spirit happens through community worship, gratitude, and mutual encouragement. This message addresses sexual brokenness with grace, offering healing and wholeness for all who have experienced hurt or made mistakes. Perfect for anyone seeking deeper spiritual growth, authentic Christian community, or understanding God's heart for relationships and purity. Discover how to live from acceptance rather than for acceptance, embracing your identity as God's beloved child. Learn to recognize and resist cultural influences that pull away from Christ-likeness while embracing practices that draw you closer to God. This teaching provides practical application for daily Christian living, addressing real-life struggles with biblical wisdom and grace.This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

Have you ever had a new symptom flare up and immediately felt a wave of panic or fear go through your body? Do you feel a rush of panic the second you get a new symptoms — bloating, diarrhea, pain, fatigue — and your mind spirals into worst-case scenarios? Or maybe you're exhausted from feeling like every changing (or unchanging) symptoms is an emergency… and you just want to know how to calm down without ignoring your health? If you said “yes” to any of these questions, this episode is for you. Today's episode continues our series exploring the emotional weight of chronic illness. No protocols. No strategies. No fixing. In this series on chronic illness and mental health, I'm sharing the things that anchored me on my journey toward wholeness — even in seasons where I felt like I was making zero progress. In today's episode, we're diving into:how to process new symptoms without triggering a rush of panicthe one phrase that helped me stop feeling like every new sensations in my body was an emergencythe most important thing I learned that helped me stop my chronic illness anxiety (and honestly, daily anxiety)3 practical ways to stop the anxiety spiral and ground yourself - even when things aren't going perfectly If you've been doing everything you know how to do and you're still not better, I hope this episode meets you exactly where you are. Not to fix you. Not to promise a breakthrough. But to strengthen something inside you that illness may have been quietly wearing down. P.S. In this episode, I'll be sharing from my own faith background, because that's where many of these lessons were shaped for me. But these conversations are for anyone who's looking for steadiness, hope, and emotional resilience in the middle of a hard season. I hope this blesses you. TIMESTAMPS:00:00 - Symptom Panic Intro 00:35 - Series Focus and Promise 02:02 - Podcast Welcome and Disclaimer 03:12 - Why Chronic Illness Fuels Anxiety 05:16 - A Gentler Approach 05:39 - Origin Story Depression to Healing 06:36 - Key Phrase Write This Down 07:07 - Why Fixing Mindset Backfires 11:11 - Perfectionism and Inner Critic 12:46 - When Letting Go Feels Scary 14:01 - Client Examples and Symptom Blips 19:20 - Three Ways to Stop Panic 21:26 - Faith Support John 15 Abide 28:02 - Faith Support Mark 4 Seed Growth 29:26 - Seed and Growth Mystery 29:41 - Parenting as Parable 30:59 - God Gives the Growth 31:23 - Find Evidence for Belief 32:25 - Will Life Still Work 35:38 - When the Shift Helps 36:29 - Illness and Slower Living 38:58 - If It Triggers You 41:51 - Coaching Panic to Curiosity 42:54 - ER Kidney Stone Story 46:46 - Birth Fears and Support 49:47 - Practical Safety Framework 53:00 - Wrap Up and Next Steps WORK WITH US:Option #1)

If you've ever felt weighed down by burnout or the urge to abandon it all and start fresh, you're not alone.In this lively conversation, serial entrepreneur Megan Eckman shares her delightfully candid journey of starting, scaling, hibernating, and moving on from multiple businesses, offering honest lessons you won't find in most business books.We talk about Megan's recent ADHD diagnosis, the three distinct ways she's learned to transition in business, the emotional toll and freedom of letting go, and how curiosity and self-awareness have kept her evolving as both a creator and entrepreneur.Why You'll Love It:Megan walks us through the three ways she's learned to pivot and the circumstances that led to each one, allowing her to follow her curiosity and pursue her creative impulses, without risking her well-being or financial stability:Test & Build - Learning to listen to your customers, running small experiments, and transitioning into new opportunitiesJump Without a Parachute: The Hard Stop Pivot - When a dramatic, not-so-planned exit from a thriving business is the way to save your sanity —and what it really takes to walk away.The Hibernate & Resuscitate Pivot - Sometimes the best move isn't quitting cold turkey, but putting a project “in the freezer” while you work on your next big idea.Three key takeaways:Pivoting isn't failure—it's evolution. Whether you're testing and building, taking a bold leap, or putting a project into hibernation, each pivot can be a strategic step toward growth and alignment. (Diann said it perfectly: “You can burn out on your own success just as easily. Maybe even easier.”)Curiosity is your greatest asset. Megan Eckman reveals how following her curiosity—not just passion or profit—helped her create unique offers and build true superfans, even when the work didn't “look” like her dream on paper.Burnout prevention requires boundaries and self-awareness. Recognize when you've hit your scale ceiling—or when you're simply not excited anymore. It's okay to say “enough,” recalibrate, and design your next chapter intentionally, not reactively.Mic Drop Moment:“It was basically a ‘hold my beer, I'll go build that business for you.' To be fair, they did wait a month.” Megan EckmanAbout today's guest, Megan EckmanMegan Eckman is a serial entrepreneur who constantly finds new ways to delight her audiences, from fantastical pen-and-ink illustrations to bold embroidery kits to fantasy rom-coms.For 14 years, she ran an embroidery kit business, managing revenue streams from wholesale, retail, and subscriptions. She's a published author and now also a podcast co-host for a show all about networking.When she's not working, she's likely out on one of her bicycles exploring new routes in the woods. She lives in Vancouver, WA, with her husband and tri-color cat. Megan was diagnosed with ADHD in her 30s.Connect with Megan: Fat Cap Design PDX SpellboundThe Awkward Handshake podcast LinkedIn Email Your ADHD-ish host, Diann Wingert Diann Wingert brings decades of experience as a psychotherapist and serial business owner and is now a sought-after coach to entrepreneurs with ADHD traits. Her style is direct, strategic, and always honest—peppered with the insight of someone who lives and breathes the neurodivergent experience.Known for her candor and her refusal to compromise on what matters, Diann Wingert is a fierce advocate for self-acceptance and meaningful growth at the intersection of neurodivergence and entrepreneurship.Mentioned during this interview:EtsyColonial Patterns Lisa Congdon Simple suggestions for preparing for your next potential pivot:1) Assess emotional, financial, and market conditions regularly.2) Define your personal “red flags” for burnout and your criteria for build and grow, hard stop and hibernate, and resuscitate pivots3) Inventory current and planned activities, noting which are energizing versus draining.4) Keep communication open with your clients/community during hibernation phases. You never know who might want to be a part of whatever you do next.If this episode saved you from burnout (or burning your business down…), now would be a perfect time for that 5-star rating and review you keep meaning to leave. Here's the link to make it happen. Be sure to mention what you loved about the episode or the show in general.© 2026 ADHD-ish Podcast. Intro music by Ishan Dincer / Melody Loops / Outro music by Vladimir / Bobi Music / All rights reserved.

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