Divergent Sense

Life can be harsh. We have plans, goals, and expectations. Sometimes it goes how we want, and sometimes things fall short - WAY short. So what happens with unfulfilled expectation after unfulfilled expectation leaves saying, "It wasn't supposed to be this way?"

Recently, Ben had the opportunity to be exposed to the process and results of brain mapping. This episode focuses on how individuals have unique ways of being wired. This leads to personalities and gives life its color. Being wired differently than most isn't necessarily a bad thing.

We can all benefit from a magnifying glass every now and then, but can it be overused? Can it be too powerful? If you magnify issues too much, you move past clarity and zoom in on things that are not the actual problem. Zooming in to a point is good, but don't cross the line of clarity.

Uncertainty is an inescapable element of life. All to often this nagging element can throw us off course or even derail us altogether. So how do you combat it? What if you could harness its power?

Uncertainty is an inescapable element of life. All to often this nagging element can throw us off course or even derail us altogether. So how do you combat it? What if you could harness its power?

Empathy IS a choice, and no, it's not the same as sympathy. This choice is a game-changer in fostering health inside of relationships and having a perspective that exceeds our own limited view.

Uncertainty is an inescapable element of life. All to often this nagging element can throw us off course or even derail us altogether. So how do you combat it? What if you could harness its power?

Suppose you could change one thing in your life what would it be? Would you undo your biggest mistake? Would you undo your biggest regret? Different career choice? While this is something we wish we could do would it be for the best? How would it change who we are in the world as we know it?

Did you hear me? Did I hear you? What? Active listening is an unavoidable part of our communication with others. It's a skill to be honed and that can be challenging. This four-part series outlines some tips and tricks for actually hearing, and communicating as much. Buckle up, listen up.

Did you hear me? Did I hear you? What? Active listening is an unavoidable part of our communication with others. It's a skill to be honed and that can be challenging. This four-part series outlines some tips and tricks for actually hearing, and communicating as much. Buckle up, listen up.

Did you hear me? Did I hear you? What? Active listening is an unavoidable part of our communication with others. It's a skill to be honed and that can be challenging. This four-part series outlines some tips and tricks for actually hearing, and communicating as much. Buckle up, listen up.

Did you hear me? Did I hear you? What? Active listening is an unavoidable part of our communication with others. It's a skill to be honed and that can be challenging. This four-part series outlines some tips and tricks for actually hearing, and communicating as much. Buckle up, listen up.

When bringing about change be it personal, professional, corporate, or somewhere in between, be sure to maintain a reasonable pace.

When bringing about change be it personal, professional, corporate, or somewhere in between, be sure to clearly communicate all measurable progress.

When bringing about change be it personal, professional, corporate or somewhere in between, make sure you have clearly communicated the purpose before you start.

Even in the "modern" times in which we live, the topic of depression is still often taboo. Few want to admit they are struggling and fewer still actually do admit it, but even then they are often met with a deer-in-the-headlights look. This is due to misinformation and general stigmas that are attached to depression. Depression does not mean you are sad all the time, depression does not...

Have you ever tried to "start the new year off right" with some "new year new me" resolutions? How long did these resolutions last? One month? Three months? Three days? Ha! We've all been there, but this year try something different. These next few episodes will discuss four keys to sustainable change. So start 2025 off right with a methodology that is sure to bring success.

Have you ever tried to "start the new year off right" with some "new year new me" resolutions? How long did these resolutions last? One month? Three months? Three days? Ha! We've all been there, but this year try something different. These next few episodes will discuss four keys to sustainable change. So start 2025 off right with a methodology that is sure to bring success.

Have you ever tried to "start the new year off right" with some "new year new me" resolutions? How long did these resolutions last? One month? Three months? Three days? Ha! We've all been there, but this year try something different. These next few episodes will discuss four keys to sustainable change. So start 2025 off right with a methodology that is sure to bring success.

Have you ever tried to "start the new year off right" with some "new year new me" resolutions? How long did these resolutions last? One month? Three months? Three days? Ha! We've all been there, but this year try something different. These next few episodes will discuss four keys to sustainable change. So start 2025 off right with a methodology that is sure to bring success.

To operate efficiently and effectively churches utilize basic business principles because in effect that's what they are. However, it can be easy to allow the human elements of love and compassion to be trampled by focusing exclusively on a hardcore business model.

Relationships in general are becoming increasingly shallow and more sparse overall. However, being a healthy, well-adjusted, and functional individual mandates the presence of healthy relationships in our lives. We cannot thrive alone.

Experts in hiking, camping, and even military-grade survival experts understand the value of traveling lite. Take what you need, but need what you take. The same is true in life. When it comes to life experiences leave behind what you don't need so you can make room for what you do need. To keep moving effectively and efficiently remember to travel lite.

For years soft skills in the workplace were elements that offered distinct competitive advantages. However, today common soft skills such as adaptability, critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication are required for survival let alone advancement.

While clarity comes from the truth they say the truth hurts. While the truth may be uncomfortable it does NOT have to be unkind. Listen to this episode for how to offer clarity in a kinds way.