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#167 Four Strategies to Improve Your Relationships in 2017

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In this episode of Never Quit I talk about how to improve your relationships whether as a married couple, in dating or when raising children. Ever hear couples say - we never fight, I always worry when they say that. On the other hand, ever hear couples yell in public? In this episode I talk about four strategies that will help you grow in trust and love.
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#166 An Alternative to Big Goals and Fancy Resolutions in 2017

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In this episode of Never Quit I talk about how to make goals that actually make a difference in your life. We're all tired of the same tired goals - lose weight, make more money, find love. But what about goals such as spending less or drinking less alcohol, imagine the kind of impact those goals would have upon the rest of your life?
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#165 How to Be More Authentic in 2017

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We've just finished a tough election cycle, lots of hate, division and fear, do you want to continue living this way? No one does, but what can you do? The way forward is by being honest and vulnerable, but doing it appropriately. Honesty is important as long as it is done in a controlled way so no one gets hurt.
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#159 It's Time for You To Step Up and do Something Great Again (like Kanye West)

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I remember a few years ago I was called Renaissance man and felt offended but now I love it! It's time to start being John the Baptist and Noah once again, just as Creator God's Spirit hovered over the chaos of the earth, current renaissance men and women must create amidst the chaos. Just like Kanye West calls himself a Renaissance man, you and I need to create once again and stop hanging out with critics and invest into creatives.
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