I’ve been speaking and coaching a lot the last few weeks on the subject of goal-setting. Most are acquainted with goal-setting and do so in some fashion around New Year’s. Yet the reality is very few see any long-term, sustainable change.
Does that mean goal-setting isn’t really all the helpful? No—it’s just that most don’t have a system for reviewing their goals and tracking progress regularly.
I was recently interviewed by Pastor Jody Earley of Generations Church in Denver, CO. It was part of their new year’s series, Better.
I shared how anyone can take steps toward better physical health in a sustainable way. And why we should be so concerned about doing so.
Additionally, I was asked how we could take simple steps towards better family relationships. That was like throwing steak to a dog—you know I love that subject!
I hope you enjoy this video. At the end, I give a link to some resources that will help you make better choices for better health this year.
One of the best ways to build family spirit and memories is through family vacations.
That’s why this week I want to talk to you about: 8 Tips For Making Great Family Vacation Memories.
My daughter-in-law, Allison, recently lost her 27-year old sister, Aimee, in a tragic accident. Aimee was a welcome member of the Andersen family as well—it has shaken us all.
Life can be so good. Yet, it is fragile. We can’t always predict the future, but we can make the most of today.
That’s what this week’s blog post is all about: 3 Ways To Avoid Regrets In Life. It’s actually a repost but I felt compelled to share it again.
Dads deserve to be celebrated—and it’s good to give them some special love on Father’s Day. And every other day, for that matter!
But the best dads are those who lead by example in giving. And one of the best gifts dads can give to their kids is their availability.
That’s what this week’s short video and blog post is all about: Creating A “Dad Link” For Your Kids.
Most of us feel stressed more than we want. And you may not like to hear it, yet a lot of it is self-inflicted.
It’s actually good news because it means you can do something to reduce your stress!
That’s what this short video and updated blog post is all about: Alleviate Unnecessary Stress By Building Margin.
Money is a big concern and stress point for just about every individual and married couple.
We all yearn for financial freedom yet is seems so elusive—at least a long ways off.
That’s why I want to share 5 things Gail and I have found extremely helpful in moving toward financial freedom and peace. It’s in this week’s short video and blog post, How To Experience Financial Freedom Sooner Than Later.
We all want the best life has to offer for our kids.
Whether you have vast resources or not, the habits and values you instill in your child are what really makes the biggest difference.
I share 4 such habits I taught my kids in this week’s video and blog post, 4 Simple Habits To Get Promoted Faster Than Peers.
How about eating healthier food that tastes fantastic and is easy and quick to prepare?
Sign me up!
I’ll tell you how I do just that in this week’s video and blog post, Healthier Eating Made Simple—Really Simply!
It’s Mother’s Day! So in honor of moms, I’m posting a day earlier this week with some simple but great ways to encourage moms as they deserve and need.
It’s more than cards and candy. And it works not just on Mother’s Day but every day of the year.
Check out this week’s video and blog post, The One Thing Moms Can Never Get Too Much Of.
