If you read closely, you may find it strange that as a pastor, only one of these 9 people are faith related. The reason is simple… The people closest to me have the biggest impact on that area of my life… I love to read and grow from well-known pastors and authors, but when it comes to the nitty-gritty aspects of my faith--the sins I struggle … [Keep Reading...] about The Most Influential People, Blogs, and Podcasts (for me) in 2018
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2019 Goals & Planning + setting specific targets for Q1
Mentality this year I absolutely love this quote by James Clear in Atomic Habits. “You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to … [Keep Reading...] about 2019 Goals & Planning + setting specific targets for Q1
The Surprising Way that Financial Discipline Leads to Financial Freedom
There’s a great irony when it comes to financial freedom. It’s most evident anytime an article about saving money, building wealth, and the … [Keep Reading...] about The Surprising Way that Financial Discipline Leads to Financial Freedom
2018 Year in Review: Wins, Fails, and Changed Plans
Eight months ago I sat down on my 25th birthday and hammered out my 25 goals for this year. I could have easily written 100 of them because I’m a serial goal-setter, but 25x25 had a good ring to it. Check it out … [Keep Reading...] about 2018 Year in Review: Wins, Fails, and Changed Plans
Zero Based Budgeting: The Ultimate Guide to Win with Money
I’m not going to beat around the bush today. I don’t really care about trying to draw you in with some exciting introduction or illustration to get you to scroll down the page and read the rest of this post. … [Keep Reading...] about Zero Based Budgeting: The Ultimate Guide to Win with Money
Why We’re Going Back to Tracking Our Spending
Why We're Going Back To Tracking Our Spending Have you ever had a moment where reality hits you in the face? A few weeks ago I was skimming through my twitter feed and a blogger friend of mine had posted … [Keep Reading...] about Why We’re Going Back to Tracking Our Spending