In this episode, Kelly Cagle discusses how to support your child as a student and foster a love for lifelong learning, emphasizing the difference between being a student and being a learner, highlighting the importance of seeing learning opportunities in everyday life.

In this conversation, Kelly and Josh discuss the cultural idea of love and the biblical definition of love. They emphasize that love is an action and requires selflessness and serving others.

They explore the importance of patience and kindness in love and the need for a daily walk with God. They also discuss the significance of rest and refocusing in love. The conversation highlights the choice to love daily and the impact of forgiveness and not keeping record of wrongs. They address the dangers of expectations in love and the need to define love in a diluted world.

I am so privileged to have Maya Corbic with me today, and here’s why: as the founder of Wealthy Kids Investment Club and a popular instagram account @teach.kids.money, her heart is to inspire parents to raise financially independent kids. You’ll hear more about her story throughout our chat, but just know that her vision is to empower every child to become a financially independent adult– can I get an amen?!?!

Hey lifelong learners, I have the privilege of bringing my son along with me. If you need to pause it real quick and grab your child, or if you have a teenager just forward it to them so they can listen to it when they have a minute.

But this is a special episode to help the next generation hear from a fellow voice about being confident in these busy, loud, and chaotic times we live in.

Habits… do you have any??? Are the good or bad? In this episode Dr. Kelly Cagle shares some examples of how to form good habits, because it’s never too early to start forming habits.

For the season finale, Josh and I wanted to remind you to define your personal and family values to help keep eternity as your main focus versus just the present moment– with the millions of distractions.

Fighting in a crowd is inevitable… In this episode, Josh and I talk about writing a GAME PLAN when you’re about to hang out with outsiders, whether they’re family members, friends, or co-workers!

Try this pre-, during-, and post-game plan, and let us know how it helped you fight (or avoid a fight!) in your next social outing.

Our kids took it upon themselves to write their Christmas wish list. Aaaand ‘tis the season where expectations are met or unmet… In what other areas do you have high expectations?

Listen to episode 15 as Josh and I talk about spoken + unspoken expectations.