Discipline Contingency Plan (Part 3)
Building discipline sounds like an ideal solution to attaining our goals. But what happens when life does not go as planned? You set out with good intensions, you have a goal, you’re ready to change. But then “life happens.” Now what?To help our students build discipline and stay consistent with their goals we teach them how […]
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5 Components to Building a New Discipline (Part 2)
“In the beginning.” God tasks Adam, His son, to “build.” To “dress and keep” the land (Genesis 2:15). To “work with labour and toil… till thou return to the earth.” (Genesis 1:17-19) Men are builders by nature; which is why men are naturally drawn to discipline and doing hard things. It’s our call to adventure. To […]
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5 Rules to Building a New Discipline (Part 1)
‘Ultimately, your habits matter because they help you become the type of person you wish to be. They are the channel through which you develop your deepest beliefs about yourself. Quite literally, you become your habits.’~ James Clear(Emphasis mine.)In this next series I’ll be unpacking how to develop discipline, not only with your strength training. But […]
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(Part 5) Your Wound is Your Gift
“Your wound is a gift. And it’s that wound where you’ll find your greatest gift to the community and to your family. You gotta honor the gift of where you were wounded––it’s where your gift to the world lies.” ~ Robert Bly Upper Limit Problem: Today we close out our “Upper Limit Problem” Series – Why […]
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(Part 4) The Bucket of Conviction
“Men love to steal.”That’s quite an assertion. Here me out… Upper Limit Problem: If you’re just tuning in. This is part 4 of our “Upper Limit Problem” Series. About why man (or woman) fails to follow through with what he said he would do… and as a result, breaks trust with himself and lives life […]
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