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Category Archives: Reflecting

November 19, 2019

What is God trying to teach me?

What is God teaching me?
When adversity strikes, we often wonder why. We’re tempted to search for immediate answers in hopes of returning life to normal. We may ask ourselves, “What’s God trying to teach me in this?”
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October 8, 2019

How do you change your critical life assumptions?

How do you change your critical life assumptions?
A critical life assumption is how you see the world and your place in it. You make decisions based on these assumptions—often without being aware that you hold them. But once you’ve discovered an unhealthy critical life assumption, how ...
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October 1, 2019

What critical life assumptions are holding you back?

What critical life assumptions are holding you back?
We all carry critical life assumptions about how we see the world and our place in it. Yet healthy critical life assumptions hold us captive and profoundly influence the decisions we make about our future.
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September 10, 2019

A self-intervention guide for your mid-purpose crisis

A self-intervention guide for your mid-purpose crisis | LearyGates.com
Do you feel like you’re stuck in your career or a venture you once thought had so much promise? In my last post, I shared some of the key indicators I’ve noticed in myself when I’ve lost my sense ...
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September 3, 2019

Are you in a mid-purpose crisis? 

Are you in a mid-purpose crisis?
So you’ve started a new venture and your enthusiasm was off the charts. Everything was humming… until now. You’re discouraged. You’re questioning if this is what you should be doing with your life, let alone at just this moment.  It ...
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July 23, 2019

Live with no regrets? Never!

Living with no regrets is not a healthy way to live. If you don’t regret a decision, you can’t learn from it. Here's why.
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July 9, 2019

Is it time to give your secret audience the boot?

Is it time to give your secret audience the boot?
You have a secret audience--the people you most want to impress. Who are they? Do they deserve a seat at the table? Read on to answer these questions and find out how to quiet those voices if they don’t ...
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September 1, 2016

How do you define success? [podcast]

How do you define success?
What does it mean to be a success? There's an answer we give. And there's one we believe. How do you define success?
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August 18, 2016

How to change your critical life assumptions [podcast]

How to change your critical life assumptions
We all have assumptions—perhaps hundreds of them—about how our life is supposed to work. In this episode, we discuss how to identify and change our critical life assumptions.
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July 14, 2016

The art of vulnerability [podcast]

The art of vulnerability
In this week's episode we discuss the art of vulnerability, what it is, why it's important for developing trust, and why it's so difficult to engage it in.
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