The concept of self-leadership is bubbling up as a major theme in this challenge. To lead others, you must first lead yourself. As a leader, consider the various forms of wealth you have access to. One of them is a sound mind, and therefore sound thinking. To think soundly is to think correctly. It is … Read more
Two more aspects of wealth surfaced in my mind since the last post. We are describing wealth as anything that we can use or exchange. I confess that this is a transactional view on life, but I don’t apologize for it as it is the reality we live in. We will tackle health and soundness … Read more
The phrase “Money makes the world go round,” was first used in a musical play called “Cabaret” from the 1960s. Addressing money can evoke a lot of tension. Lately, I’ve had numerous stimulating conversations on the topic. Especially among Christians, talk of wealth and money makes folks very uncomfortable. You may find yourself already having … Read more
Psalm 27 offers a marvelous forum for boosting not just confidence, which is a priceless trait, but godfidence – an unshakable confidence in God no matter what comes, no matter what goes!
Tactical Combat Casualty Care: A Civilian’s Guide to Resilience Today James is working on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) as a US Marines recruit. TCCC focuses on immediate medical interventions to reduce battlefield casualties. Because your everyday life can be a battle zone sometimes, the principles of TCCC, developed for the demanding environment of military … Read more
I belong to the Kikuyu tribe of Kenya. A popular wise saying is, “guuthii kuingi, kumenya kuingi.” It translates, “to go much is to know much.” I get to get away for a girls’ annual getaway for a few days. I look forward to it every year. I love beautiful places, especially if natural water … Read more