
In this episode, Rachel & I discuss how and why consistency, not intensity, is the key to long-term progress.
By Mike Schmitz
In this episode, Rachel & I discuss how and why consistency, not intensity, is the key to long-term progress.
By Mike Schmitz
What makes for a happy, fulfilling life? In a word: relationships. This episode’s authors (and Harvard Study of Adult Development directors) promise to show us how we can make our lives happier and more meaningful through our connection to others.
By Mike Schmitz
In this episode, David & I discuss the satirical self-help book How to Be Miserable by Randy J. Paterson and share the dysfunctional skills we are particularly good at.
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By Mike Schmitz
By Mike Schmitz
In this episode, Rachel talks about the importance of authenticity in child training and shares some strategies for creating alignment amongst the members in your family.
By Mike Schmitz
By Mike Schmitz
In this episode, Joe & I attempt to answer one of life’s most pressing questions: how are we to live?
By Mike Schmitz
In this episode, Jay Clouse of Creator Science joins us to talk about the sawdust problem, the focus benefits of community, and finding the balance between quality and quantity.
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By Mike Schmitz
In this episode, Rachel shares the importance of surrounding ourselves with people who will challenge and inspire us.
By Mike Schmitz
In this episode, Rachel shares a compelling appeal to be a creator and not just a consumer of media.
A blog by Mike Schmitz about the intersection of faith, productivity, and technology.