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Power Principles for Work and Life, Part Two
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When was the last time you had an “aha” moment? A moment when you were thinking through something or working on something and it just wasn’t making sense or you just stopped moving forward and then suddenly –– you got it?
Many times when I’ve been in this situation, it was something from outside that moment that helped me make that breakthrough. A conversation with a friend, a passage from the Bible, a television show, a book, a sermon, a social media post or a podcast.
And many times these things have become Power Principles in my life and work. Meaning, that They didn’t just help me once or twice, they help me over and over again.
Today's episode is Part Two of Episode #3, Power Principles for Life and Work, so be sure to listen to Part One if you haven't done so yet.
Last time we talked about done being better than perfect, the biblical definition of success, the value of time over money, boundaries and more. And this week we have eight more game-changing principles.
Listen and enjoy!
Access the full show notes at WorkingUpward.com See the full show notes.
Pay It Forward:
Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word about the Work Is Good podcast.
Your Mission:
Read Ephesians 2 and write down what you see about God’s generosity. And then, write down one way you can be more generous in a) your work and b) your life.
Mentioned & Related Resources
1. Become a Podcast Insider. It's free!
2. Company of One by Paul Jarvis
3. StoryBrand by Donald Miller
4. The Upward VA Roadmap Course & Support System
5. The Upside of an Experimental Mindset (Lead to Win podcast)
Credits:
Intro and Outro Music by Purple-Planet.com
Drum Roll Sound Effect by Mike Koenig, via SoundBible.com
"Bike, Bell Ding, Single, 01-01.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.org
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Power Principles for Work and Life, Part Two
Working Upward: Biblical Mindset Podcast for Christian Work at Home Business Women
Manage episode 355725995 series 2819066
When was the last time you had an “aha” moment? A moment when you were thinking through something or working on something and it just wasn’t making sense or you just stopped moving forward and then suddenly –– you got it?
Many times when I’ve been in this situation, it was something from outside that moment that helped me make that breakthrough. A conversation with a friend, a passage from the Bible, a television show, a book, a sermon, a social media post or a podcast.
And many times these things have become Power Principles in my life and work. Meaning, that They didn’t just help me once or twice, they help me over and over again.
Today's episode is Part Two of Episode #3, Power Principles for Life and Work, so be sure to listen to Part One if you haven't done so yet.
Last time we talked about done being better than perfect, the biblical definition of success, the value of time over money, boundaries and more. And this week we have eight more game-changing principles.
Listen and enjoy!
Access the full show notes at WorkingUpward.com See the full show notes.
Pay It Forward:
Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word about the Work Is Good podcast.
Your Mission:
Read Ephesians 2 and write down what you see about God’s generosity. And then, write down one way you can be more generous in a) your work and b) your life.
Mentioned & Related Resources
1. Become a Podcast Insider. It's free!
2. Company of One by Paul Jarvis
3. StoryBrand by Donald Miller
4. The Upward VA Roadmap Course & Support System
5. The Upside of an Experimental Mindset (Lead to Win podcast)
Credits:
Intro and Outro Music by Purple-Planet.com
Drum Roll Sound Effect by Mike Koenig, via SoundBible.com
"Bike, Bell Ding, Single, 01-01.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.org
33 episodes
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