Mental Threats
I am in the process of moving. This will be my family’s third move in three years. It is a hectic time and my wife and I are amazed at…
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Personal Development
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Skill stacking is simply utilizing various skills that you have acquired throughout your life and combining them in a unique way that is individual to you and far more useful than the sum of each skill separately.
The great thing about skill stacking is that you don’t need to have mastered any one skill. As a matter of fact, combining a variety of average skills you are only average at is what can give you a unique competitive advantage. You don’t have to have learned from any particular source or place. The fact that you have the skills to work with is what really matters.
Spiritual Guiding Principles
A week ago, I wrote about My Guiding Principles. I spoke about their importance because they are our fundamental values and beliefs. They shape and influence our moral behaviors, decisions, and…
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My Guiding Principles
I have been thinking a lot about my guiding principles. What are they? Why are they important? How do they shape my life and make me a better father, husband,…
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MentorStuck
If you are reading this post, you are probably on a similar journey as I am. Like many of us, I am on a constant quest for self-improvement, striving to…
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The Men We Need Book Review
Author: Brant Hansen How do we become better men and fathers? How do we protect, serve, encourage, and gain the trust of those around us? We need more real men…
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Traits of High Performers
First, I only consider myself a high performer in some cases. I am working to become a more consistent high performer. I have a successful career, work hard, and lead…
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Get off your butt, play with your kids
I am a 54-year-old dad of two boys, ages 8 and 10. Both have more energy than me on both days, and being older when I had my children means…
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Keep a Daily Journal
Writing in a journal daily and reflecting on what you are thankful for can benefit your mental health and overall well-being. Benefits of Journaling and Gratitude Reflection
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Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren’t Growing Up Book Review
Author: Abigail Shrier As a father trying to learn how to raise my children well, I am always looking for books about my children’s health, education, and general well-being. I…
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Finding Ultra (Book Review)
I am on a journey to become a better version of myself. I am focused on becoming a little better every day, but my vision is not very clear. I…
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