Knowing comes first
Last week, our class delved into discussing knowledge, its’ origin, the redemptive principles of the Bible, and our American culture. Luckily, we boldly were lead by a professor who is both wise and hilarious, Gene Fant. Marrying his knowledge of philosophy, literature, and other fields, Fant instructed the class on the necessity of knowing God…
Five Key Steps for Planning Anything
I love being able to interact with college-age millennials through my work with Impact 360 Institute. They are vibrant, full of great ideas, and want to change the world. Achieving that end will begin with their future influence in the marketplace and in an earlier post I shared what I was hearing from millennials in…
Unmasked
Masks. Almost all of us have them. They hide our insecurities, they show others what we want them to see, and they allow us to be who we want to be, but they keep us from the very things we want most: To be known, and loved. What will it take for our masks to disappear? After reading TrueFaced, our…