Purpose, Passion, Profit

As iron sharpens iron, so a man sharpens the countenance of his friends. Pro 27:17 You've heard many people, even me, say "you're the average of your five closest friends" or something similar. Proverbs 27:17 said it first and best: Iron sharpens iron, so a man sharpens the countenance of his friend. We NEED people around us who push us to become more of who God made us to be. People who can bring...

All successful people have a goal. No one can get anywhere unless he knows where he wants to go and what he wants to be or do. ~ Norman Vincent Peale Leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts .

The people you associate with the most will define the type of person to become.

Some people seem to always speak with a hidden meaning behind their actual words. These same people tend to look for hidden meanings in everything you say. Listen in for how to deal with that.

You are more than the sum of your possessions and relationships. Even if you lose it all, you are still a human being who God made and loves very much. Allow God to give you the definition of who/what you are.

1 Start Small One of the best ways to sharpen your social sills is by starting small in your day-to-day life. Small talk is a great way to sharpen your social skills, and it doesn't take much extra effort. The next time a neighbor says good morning, be willing to engage in a short chat. 2 Ask Open-Ended Questions Open-ended questions are a great way to enhance your social interactions. Instead of...

Stop telling yourself you're not "motivated" to go do the thing. Change it to, I'm not " DISCIPLINED " to go do it.

Values are the principles and beliefs that guide our behavior and decision-making. They serve as a moral compass that helps us determine what is right and wrong, and they shape the way we interact with the world around us. Some common values include honesty, responsibility, compassion, respect, and integrity. Having a strong sense of personal values is important because it helps us stay true to ou...

The average CEO reads more 1 book/week. While you and I might not be CEOs, we can still benefit from this principle; great leaders are always learning and implementing. What books are you reading?

From the book, Atomic Habits . The aggregation of marginal gains: tiny margins of improvement in everything you do Habits are the compounding interest of self improvement. 1%/day is 37X/year. Success is the product of daily habits, not one in a lifetime transformations. Your outcomes are a lagging measure of your habits.

From How to Own Your Own Mind , by Napoleon Hill: An educated man is one who has so developed his mind through a combination of knowledge and expression of knowledge that he can reshape any set of circumstance to meet the requirements of his desires. Unless a man becomes action conscious he will never become an organized thinker He may think from morning until night but unless he puts his thoughts...

Finding the NEXTLevel is a podcast dedicated to helping men find purpose, fulfill their God-given potential, and reach the NEXTLevel of growth and impact personally, professionally, and spiritually. Ken Eash is your host, and in each episode we'll share tips and strategies to help you utilize the 5KEYS of an IMPACTFUL life: mindset, purpose, relationships, health, and wealth.

This is a replay of my Oct 2nd presentation at Self Reliance Festival in Camden, TN. Video, including Q/A, can be found on YouTube here . Next festival happens March 25-26, 2023. I'll post the link when tickets are available. Here is where you can get your own DISC personality assessment . If you are interested in having me speak at your event or present to your church, school, or business, you ca...