High achieving people often wonder – “how much can I really see happen in my life?” 

High achieving people often wonder – “how much can I really see happen in my life?” 

Picture this: Rob and I are in Atlanta, wrapping up an intense three-day workshop at the MetaPerformance Institute. We’ve been diving deep into what it means to maximize our potential—drinking from the firehose of insights on getting out of our own way to fulfill what God created us for.

“What the world needs now…” And if you’re like me, you probably finished it with “…is love, sweet love.”

“What the world needs now…” And if you’re like me, you probably finished it with “…is love, sweet love.”

Last week, I sat in stunned silence, watching the heartbreaking news of Charlie Kirk’s tragic death. The graphic video of his shooting left me grieving—not just for a man, but for what his loss represents in our world.

Last week, I sat in stunned silence, watching the heartbreaking news of Charlie Kirk’s tragic death. The graphic video of his shooting left me grieving—not just for a man, but for what his loss represents in our world.

Maybe you think you don’t have children to raise—either because you never had kids, or because they’re no longer living at home…

Last time, we talked about parenting adult children—how to shift from control to influence by living a faith adventure that displays God’s power. This week, we’re turning to another key practice: hospitality.

We’re on the threshold of the new year: it starts next Tuesday. Are you locked-and-loaded to greet its arrival? or, are you just settling into the rut of last year’s approach to your work-day life? In case you’re thinking that my digital calendar has gone wonky, I know that this weekend is Labor Day. Our