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Just put these in the hands of the team at Harbor, A Terracon Company. Partnering with teams like Harbor is always a win — helping them lead with greater clarity, purpose, and drive in the work they do every day. Their leadership team is already excellent, and Finish Empty® will

He sat in the driveway a little longer than usual that evening. The kids had already gone inside, their laughter echoing through the front door. The sun was dipping below the trees, and for the first time in a long time, he didn’t reach for his phone to check his email. He just

Most people begin the week with good intentions. Few follow through with consistent action. Progress doesn’t come from motivation — it comes from movement. Here’s how to build momentum: Do the thing that matters most, not what’s easiest. Then take the next right step — and

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“Life gets noisy fast. Between work, family, and constant demands, it’s easy to start reacting instead of leading your day. A life of intention isn’t accidental. It’s crafted—one day, one decision, one question at a time. Here’s a daily guide to help you align your focus,

You can give and still be distant, but you can’t love and stay stingy. When your heart is captured by grace, generosity becomes a reflex.

Excited to preach today. The passage is confrontational for many—but I’m thankful for it and ready for the challenge. Here are the guardrails: Preaching truth with the intent to hurt is sinful for the preacher and unhelpful for the listener. Avoiding truth is just as

From the outside, she looked dependable. She was the person others leaned on. She got things done. But inside, she was exhausted. What made it worse was the guilt. She felt like she should be grateful. She had good kids, a decent job, a full calendar. But what she didn’t have

What a wonderful time speaking today at the Arkansas Environmental Federation Annual Convention! https://t.co/vprPzVgihK

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I stopped by a gas station this week and noticed my book sitting behind the counter. I made my purchase but couldn’t help myself. “Do you like that book?” I asked. The cashier smiled and said, “I just started and can’t put it down. I feel like the author wrote it for normal

Little Rock’s Team.

I am thrilled to welcome Kendel Givens as our new Director of 4th and 5th Grade Ministry for Rock Creek Kids. Kendel is no stranger to excellence. At Ouachita Baptist University, he became the all-time leader in rushing touchdowns and scoring, earned three-time All-American

Great morning with The Lions! #FinishEmpty

Jimmy had everything going for him—vision, skill, and grit—but he couldn’t shake the slump. He was foggy and felt stuck. Eventually, we looked deeper into his daily routines. That’s when the truth surfaced. He was starting each morning consuming anxiety-inducing headlines,

What a start. So proud of this team!

We all know people who don’t like us will stab us in the back. But what we actually need are friends who love us enough to stab us in the face — not literally, but truthfully. We need people who care more about our growth than our comfort. Friends who tell us the hard truth

Think about someone in your life who needs encouragement today. Send the text. Make the call. Don’t wait until tomorrow. Sometimes, all a person needs is a friend who believes in them.

I had my week mapped out for maximum impact and productivity. Everything planned. Everything lined up. And now… jury duty. I’ll be honest — I’m frustrated. I don’t have time for this. It feels like a detour. A disruption. A wasted day. But I’ve learned something over the

Session three of Leadership Training today with Little Rock Baseball (@LittleRockBSB). The guys are in the heart of the fall season and nearly through the @FinishEmpty® book. Today, we focused on one of the most important lessons in both leadership and life—maximizing your