The Unshakeable Life

What You'll Learn in This Episode How AI is already shaping our everyday lives and decisions. Why Christians should participate in conversations about emerging technology. How to use AI without surrendering your critical thinking. The difference between having information and exercising wisdom. Why spiritual formation matters more as technology advances. How churches can better prepare people for...

What You’ll Learn In This Episode Why entrepreneurs often hit a ceiling of complexity How overwhelm affects leadership and decision-making Why over-systemizing can become another form of control How to identify work you should no longer be doing Why movement can help restore mental clarity How your relationships can reveal when you are exceeding capacity What stewardship looks like in business and...

What You’ll Learn In This Episode Why important relationships can quietly slip onto autopilot How grief can reveal lessons we missed while someone was alive Why humility changes the way we see our parents How fatherhood can reshape your understanding of your own father The difference between experiencing emotion and being ruled by it Why reconciliation should not always be postponed How difficult...

What You’ll Learn In This Episode How stewardship affects far more than your finances Why your money reveals the decisions shaping your life How to separate your signal from the noise around you Why fatherhood changed Albert’s definition of success How to use a One Word SWOT to evaluate your current life Why failure can become fuel for future success How Plan, Act, Review creates a practical rhyth...

What You’ll Learn In This Episode What affiliate marketing actually is How affiliate marketing differs from MLM Why influence requires maturity How money reveals character Why success without foundation can fall apart quickly What stewardship looks like in business and life Why inner work matters more than online tactics   Key Takeaways ✅ Affiliate marketing is essentially referral marketing, whe...

What You’ll Learn In This Episode What being organized really means How clutter affects decision-making Why executive function matters The connection between internal and external clutter How systems can become clutter too Where to start when you feel overwhelmed Why organization should fit how God wired you   Key Takeaways ✅ Being organized means you can accomplish your work and still enjoy your...

What You’ll Learn In This Episode Why adults struggle to find real community How service can slowly become self-abandonment Why knowing your values matters The connection between achievement and self-worth How saying no can make room for healthier yeses Why receiving help is part of grace Simple ways to calm stress in the moment   Key Takeaways ✅ Community becomes easier to recognize when you kno...

What You’ll Learn In This Episode The difference between coaching, counseling, mentoring, and giving advice Why helping people too quickly can keep them from growing How Christian leaders can ask better questions instead of carrying every answer Why maturity often requires ownership, discomfort, and space How to think about calling, desire, insecurity, and next steps Why frameworks are helpful, bu...

Most entrepreneurs know they need help, but many still end up carrying everything themselves. They keep telling themselves it is faster, safer, or more responsible to do it alone, while their business quietly becomes limited by their own capacity. In this episode of The Unshakable Life, Jim sits down with Eric Dingler, author of Hire to Grow, for a practical conversation about leadership, stewards...

Many leaders do not look burned out from the outside. They are still showing up, still producing, still carrying responsibility, and still doing what everyone expects of them. But inside, they feel tired, disconnected, anxious, or unsure why success feels so hollow. In this episode, Jim sits down with Kurt Bush, a certified Internal Family Systems Practitioner, trauma-informed coach, ordained mini...

Most believers know they are called to love people well, but many quietly confuse love with overextending, overexplaining, and carrying responsibility for everyone else’s emotions. In this 100th episode of The Unshakeable Life, Jim sits down with Tannera Lindvall, Christian Communication and Boundaries Coach and founder of Communication Architect, for a practical conversation about people-pleasing...

Many creators and business owners do not struggle because they lack ideas. They struggle because they are stuck in their own head, trying to be perfect, trying not to be rejected, and trying to build something meaningful without learning how to actually sell it. In this episode, Jim sits down with Joe Graham, sales leader, podcaster, husband, father, and creator of The Joseph Graham Show, for a pr...

Many people wake up feeling like something is off. Their life may look fine on the outside, but inside they feel disconnected, tired, and unsure where their joy went. Beth Robins calls that feeling “soul vertigo.” In this episode, Jim sits down with Beth Robins, creator of the Carpe Diem Seize the Day with a Smile movement and founder of the Seize the Day Academy, for a conversation about identity...

Many entrepreneurs think their biggest branding problem is visibility. They want more attention, more followers, more reach, and more recognition. But in this conversation, branding and marketing strategist Alka Sharma makes the case that visibility only works when your message is clear.   In this episode, Jim sits down with Alka Sharma for a practical conversation about personal branding, busines...

Description A lot of people think their biggest problem is time. Others think it is money. But in this conversation, Scott Maderer makes the case that the real issue usually runs deeper. In this episode, Jim sits down with stewardship coach and author Scott Maderer for a practical conversation about calling, control, and why stewardship is about far more than finances. Scott explains how mastering...

Description Most people do not walk away from God because they stop believing. They walk away because the god they tried to control finally failed them. In this episode, Jim sits down with Phill Tague, founding pastor of Ransom Church and author of Jesus Be the Centerfold: Choosing Covenant Faith Over Airbrushed Christianity , for a conversation about the difference between a curated, controllable...

Description Most leaders are not exhausted because they lack discipline. They are exhausted because they are running on the wrong fuel. It looks like productivity. It feels like responsibility. But underneath it, something is out of order. In this episode, Jim sits down with Michael Klassen, broadcast producer and host of the 5AM Podcast, for a grounded conversation about mornings, identity, and w...

Description What do you do when life knocks the ground out from under you, your faith feels tired, and God keeps calling you into something you do not feel qualified to carry? In this episode, Jim sits down with Dan Parr, publisher and narrator of the Easy to Understand, Read Bible, for a conversation about reluctant obedience, spiritual weariness, and the way God uses His Word to rebuild people f...

Description Most people do not need another productivity hack. They need to tell the truth about what is actually stealing their focus. In this episode, Jim sits down with Mister Productivity™ for a practical conversation about overwhelm, digital distraction, impulse control, and why true productivity is bigger than calendars, apps, and getting more done. Mister Productivity™ shares how he went fr...

Description A lot of leadership problems do not start on the outside. They start underneath the surface. It is easy to focus on strategy, performance, and productivity while ignoring the deeper issues that quietly shape how we lead. But when you do not know yourself, have not dealt with what is driving you, or keep running without healthy rhythms, it will eventually show up in your leadership. In...

Description What if the thing keeping you stuck is not a lack of discipline, but the shame driving everything underneath it? In this episode, Jim sits down with Jonathan McLernon for a raw conversation about trauma, emotional eating, self-sabotage, faith, and the long road back from self-hatred. Jonathan shares how a violent trauma in South Africa cracked open deeper wounds, how binge eating becam...

Description When your child is battling depression, trauma, anxiety, or self-harm, it can feel like your whole life turns into survival mode. In this episode, Jim sits down with Jenn Robb, nurse practitioner, author of Warrior Mom Rising , and mom of a daughter who walked through severe mental health struggles, to talk about what it really looks like to fight for your child without losing yourself...

Description What do you do when the life you built falls apart, and the future you expected is suddenly gone? In this episode, Jim sits down with Michelle Bader Ebersole, author, speaker, podcast host, and founder of Widow Goals, for a conversation about grief, healing, and what it looks like to rebuild after devastating loss. After losing her husband Luke in 2020 following a long battle with canc...

Description Most of us did not mean to build a business that eats our marriage, our health, and our peace. It usually happens slowly, then one day you realize you are living in survival mode and calling it “drive.” In this episode, Jim sits down with Mark Dolfini, Marine veteran, strategist, and author, for a grounded conversation about time wealth, personal vision, and the hidden cost of doing ev...

Description What if the thing slowing your healing, clarity, and calling is not a lack of faith, but the pain you still have not released? In this episode, Jim sits down with Donna Tashjian, founder of Vibrant Living International, for a rich conversation on forgiveness, identity, purpose, and what it really takes to move forward when pain has tried to define your story. Donna shares how unforgive...