Win at Home First: An Inspirational Guide to Work-Life Balance
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put God at the center. To focus on your personal life and your home long before you think about work. To think less about success and more about significance.
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Suffering from broken relationships with family members?
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Feeling like you don’t do enough?
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Maybe you’re successful on the outside, crushing it at work, but not at home and not personally.
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Truth is, the math does not work like that. It is not a zero-sum game. Personal life counts so much more than professional life.
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Good to Great, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team
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I saw transformation! I found people going after purpose instead of a paycheck, starting to date their spouses again, thinking through work/life balance better, being more intentional with their kids, and the list goes on.
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Some coaches coach from making statements. But great coaches ask great questions to lead to a process of self-discovery.
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Yes, they want to build a great team. But I’ve noticed again and again these business leaders are concerned most about how to get their personal life in order.
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How to get themselves and their homes right.
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You cannot give your best at work if you are always thinking about how to p...
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“An inch of action will take you closer to your goals than a mile of intention.”
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If I really want to improve my situation, I can work on the one thing over which I have control—myself.”
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Chad had tied his identity to that of a Navy SEAL, and when he accomplished the feat, it felt empty.
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a corner-office executive who doesn’t know his children
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Are the people closest to you getting the best version of you?
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securing your identity through temporary pursuits?
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work currently more important than your spouse? Kids? Physical h...
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making first things second and second...
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Before you can lead well at home or work, you have to know yourself.
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“You have to know yourself, so you can forget yourself,
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Actually listening to people talk instead of waiting to talk. Thinking about how you can serve others instead of the other way around.
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we need to understand that our identity is in being a beloved son or daughter of God.
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Even in all of our brokenness, weaknesses, and quirks, we are “Very Good.”
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This journey led to seeking approval from others, whether it was my affair mentioned earlier, making foolish moves to make additional money in real estate, or other unwise endeavors.
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“You are working from a place of approval, instead of for approval.”
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SEAL of God
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What do you tie your identity to?
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Is your identity tied to a destination or accomplishment?
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identity still being tied to a past failure?
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identity tied to eternal things
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shift your mindset to be more focused on being a child of God?
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Once we’ve established our identity as God’s beloved, we can begin plotting our route forward.
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My wife and I joke that she has been married to one husband but a few different men.
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on days I didn’t feel progress or maybe even had a setback because a project didn’t go well, I was crushed.
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Once again, my identity would go up and down based on the type of day I had.
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Is your vision tied to your current job?
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Does your vision include others outside of your work?
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Claiming our identity as a beloved son or daughter is just part of the perspective and identity piece. Combining this with our life story and how we are uniquely wired helps us complete the picture.
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The 5Ps are passions, provision, problems,
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passions, provision, problems, personality, and potential.
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personality, and p...
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I recommend a personality assessment through DISC, the Enneagram, or Myers-Briggs
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“Are you building your life for your resume or your obituary?”
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in today’s dollars, if the annual median personal income is about $31,000 (per the U.S Census Bureau for 2016), one talent then is equivalent to $620,000 today! That is serious money. In today’s dollars, one servant got $3.1 million, another servant got $1.2 million, and the other servant got $620 thousand.
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“wicked and slothful servant!”
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If you are learning but not teaching and sharing with others, you are burying your treasure.
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If you are sitting on insight and ideas but not taking action due to fear, you are being “wicked.”
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leverage our different capitals for greater gain for the Kingdom.
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insight and ideas.
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