By: Brian Harris
In our FOMO world, saying yes to new opportunities is the new normal. Continue reading “When Subtracting is Adding: 8 Suggestions For a “Don’t Do” List”
When Subtracting is Adding: 8 Suggestions For a “Don’t Do” List
What Does Good Leadership Look Like?
By: Helping Hands TV
“A good leader,” says Mark Jones, Chief Storyteller at the ImpactInstitute, “has a very clear picture of the future, a strong vision, and you’re able to bring people along on the journey.” Continue reading “What Does Good Leadership Look Like?”
Bye-Bye Victimhood: My One Trick to Help Turn Your Thinking Around
By: Rachel Reva
See if you recognize any of these thoughts: Continue reading “Bye-Bye Victimhood: My One Trick to Help Turn Your Thinking Around”
The Real Reason For Your Race: 3 Truths About Your Calling
By: Rachel Reva
The story about marathon runner Matthew Rees made headlines in 2018 when he stopped running in the London marathon, just short of the finish line, to help a fellow runner who was near collapsing. Continue reading “The Real Reason For Your Race: 3 Truths About Your Calling”
Try a Little Kindness – The Results Can Be Surprising
By: Sharon Fitness
So… I made a boy in Optus cry today. But not in the way you might think. Continue reading “Try a Little Kindness – The Results Can Be Surprising”
The Day I Discovered my Inner Narcissist
By: Aaron Johnstone
The other day I found out a disturbing truth about something deep inside me. Something which will undoubtedly affect my family – and probably your family too while I’m at it. Continue reading “The Day I Discovered my Inner Narcissist”
“Healthy Masculinity Looks Like Christlikeness,” Says Pastor Jon Tyson
By: Laura Bennett
Have you ever considered what shapes your value system, or how you form your understanding of right and wrong?
Continue reading ““Healthy Masculinity Looks Like Christlikeness,” Says Pastor Jon Tyson”
The ‘Slap’ – A Reflection on a Moment of Public Humiliation
By: Stephen McAlpine
Last week, a man humiliated another man and his wife in front of a crowd of people. The humiliated man was me. Continue reading “The ‘Slap’ – A Reflection on a Moment of Public Humiliation”
Humility Hasn’t Always Been a Virtue. Here’s How its Meaning Changed
By: Sheridan Voysey
They may have no more authority than a scribbled-on napkin, but I get a kick out of unofficial holidays. This month alone has a Sticky Bun Day, a Sword Swallowers Day, and even an International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day! Continue reading “Humility Hasn’t Always Been a Virtue. Here’s How its Meaning Changed”
What Legacy Are You Building?
Pause and think, for just a moment, of the most excellent person you have ever met…
What made them so “excellent”?
Is it possible to create an inventory of their attributes; the characteristics of excellence they embody?
Aristotle said… Continue reading “What Legacy Are You Building?”