Paul’s Life Lessons

"Don't cry over spilt milk."  But how easy is that to do in business when losses are involved?  How do you turn a costly mistake into a valuable experience?

Suppose you found out you only had three years left to live.  What would you spend the rest of your life doing?

Time is the most valuable resource we have been given.  How we choose to spend this resource says more about our potential for exceptional life than almost anything else.

For a long time, I've held the philosophy it is better to be the best at a few things instead of being good at a lot of things.  My initial focus is goal setting as this is where the greatest potential of impact began.

I enjoy negotiating because I see it as an opportunity to steward the resources God has blessed me with.

Giving is a journey.  It is important to understand there are different levels of giving and everyone starts somewhere.  Today is an excellent day for evaluating the spectrum of giving and identifying where you find yourself at this time.

How much joy does your giving give you?  Giving is a journey and I encourage everyone to enjoy the process, even at the times it doesn't seem very enjoyable.

God created each of us in a really special way.  When it comes to spiritual gifts, think of them as your "superpowers".  Each gift is the work of the Holy Spirit who attributes them to us by His power.

Going above and beyond in your marriage might sound difficult, but often, it is the little things that matter most.  I encourage you to connect with your wife in ways to make her feel loved and valued.

Does your wife know - without a doubt - that she has first place in your lie?  These are important questions to think about, especially as you become more successful in your business.

Time - How small investments equal big returns.  I missed so much . . .

Communication with your children matters more than you think.  In this blog, I introduce some valuable resources that I hope will encourage and inspire you to be the best Father you can be.