Author Archives: directimpact

I did hear a funny story about the young boy who was asked if he knew the capital of Belgium. He responded, “Waffles?” With that said, I need to quit waffling when it comes to faith. Hard times come to … Continue reading →

I enjoy reading, but it can be challenging to find enough time during the day. Darren Hardy had three good pieces of advice: Read with purpose- How are you trying to improve. Find an expert you trust and go deep … Continue reading →

Heard a great story about the billionaire who invited colleagues and friends over for dinner. He had a large pool with alligators throughout. Prior to dinner, the billionaire offered part of his estate to anyone who jumped in the pool … Continue reading →

Listening to my mentor Darren Hardy this morning. He mentioned 6 areas that make us unlikable: Humble Braggart. Throwing Tantrums or giving silent treatment when things don’t go your way. Too Dogmatic/Self Righteous. Picking up phone during conversation. Focusing only … Continue reading →

Listening to Andy Stanley this morning and he mentioned that Our direction, not intention will determine our destination. Who will you follow for direction in life? Behavior indicates direction and trumps intention every time.

We have been dealing with my son’s broken fibula over the past two weeks. He injured the leg while playing soccer. Our debate has been whether or not to have surgery. Since he would like to play soccer in college, … Continue reading →

My son Eli broke his fibula on Sunday and will need surgery. Although this is a set back, I must remember that God is for us because Jesus died for us not because things always work out for us. Leaning … Continue reading →

Just returned from a vacation with family in Florida. My best experience was when I played pickleball and golf with my boys. No phones or distractions just good ole quality time with my boys. It is indeed the simple things … Continue reading →

With all the different forms of social media around, it becomes more challenging to stick to your values. The comparison game can never be won and it can be depressing. One of my key reasons for starting a business was … Continue reading →

I heard a great quote the other day- Let’s work toward building longer tables and not higher fences. This is especially true when you are looking to forgive. Keep an open mind and work hard to understand the other person’s … Continue reading →