I’ve grown up hearing, “Ready. Set. Go!” But I’m learning that getting unstuck may require relinquishing “ready” and starting at “set.”
Conflict is a part of life. And conflict-resolution skills can serve us well in many arenas — in dating, with friends, at work and in ministry.
A cluttered mind (and a cluttered house) is common. Many people don’t live with an overabundance of peace. But we can do better.
If I am conditioned for burnout and living in a world that pushes me to overextend my time and resources, what hope do I have to escape burnout?
Social justice advocates, college professors, society, and certainly shaving companies do not get to define what it means to be a man.
Goals are meant to challenge us, and sometimes the progress we make — even if it feels like we’ve fallen short — is more than enough.
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