Habits can be tricky if you do not know how to form a habit. The good new is that there is a science to it.
#31 The Story Behind Wake Up Your Why with Geoff Reese | Stories of Courage
Knowing and living out your purpose is at the heart of Geoff Reese’s message. It’s reflected in his podcast, Wake Up Your Why.
#30 A Gentleman Protects His Lady | Gentlemen’s Brawl
Being a protector is a practical way that a gentleman can show honor and respect. A gentleman protects himself, his family, his lady.
#29 (Part1) Forming Habits to Build Self-Confidence | Courageous Habits
Forming habits is the fastest way to self-confidence. Your life is full of habits, so it’s important to pinpoint the right ones.
#28 Why Your Destiny Is a Narrow Road | Stories of Courage
Your destiny is a narrow road. It has to be. After all you are the only one who can live out your destiny. No one else can walk it for you.
#27 Why Write Goals | Gentlemen’s Brawl
Why write goals in the first place? The goal writing process is the first step in actually achieving the goal. Writing the goal makes it real.
#26 (Part 8) Accepting What You Can’t Change | Complete Alignment
Accepting what you can’t change is difficult. However, it’s the fastest way to less stress and identifying between what you can control and what you can’t.
#25 Fighting Anxiety with a Hobby with Josh Kalsbeek | Stories of Courage
Fighting anxiety in a specific area of your life starts by remembering the confidence you already have in another area.
#24 The Art of Apology | Gentlemen’s Brawl
You are in a heated argument, you say something you shouldn’t have. You hurt a dear friend. What do you do? Practice the art of apology.
#23 (Part 7) Values Become Destiny | Complete Alignment
What is destiny? Desires, goals, and ideal future. All of which we have some control over. This is because we control our values. Values become destiny.
Introducing:
The Ultimate Goal Setting Blueprint
Here’s what others are saying about this goal setting process:
I loved it! I think everyone should do it every year.
The biggest takeaway was writing goals out, putting them to paper, and then reflecting on what I just wrote.