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An abusive relationship isn't a place to stay . . . get safe and then decide what to do next! Our guest will offer a step-by-step plan to help you break free from the cycle you're in. Only from a safe distance can you assess, with God's help, where your marriage needs to go. Come and be encouraged in the midst of your struggle.
Productive days don't just happen. They're the result of upending the habits that aren't working for us and developing ones that will. Using his proven 7-minute framework, our guest, a productivity expert, will reveal how to radically reduce digital distractions and revamp your routines for better focus, efficiency, and outcomes. Learn how to:
- start your day
- manage your schedule
- stop obsessively checking email
- take effective breaks
- create compelling presentations
Discover why it only takes 7 minutes to transform your days from mindlessly reacting to whatever comes your way to mindfully structuring your time for maximum impact.
David E. Clark, PH.D.,is a Christian psychologist, popular speaker, and successful author. Through his Bible-based teaching and therapy, he guides people toward healthy lives, marriages, and families. Since 1986, Dr. Clarke has been in full-time private practice in Tampa, Florida, where he has worked extensively with individuals, couples, and families in crisis. Through his entertaining and practical seminars, he presents God's truth in the areas of emotional well-being, relationship building, and development of parenting skills. He is the author of fifteen books, including I Don't Want a Divorce, My Spouse Wants Out, and I Don't Love You Anymore. He is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and Western Conservative Baptist Seminary.
John Brandon is a well-known reporter and columnist for Inc. magazine, Fox News Network, Christianity Today, Relevant magazine, and many others. For ten years, he worked as a corporate manager in the Information Technology field. After 9/11, John’s employer (who became nervous about the world economy) fired him. At the advice of his wife, he became a writer and has since published over twelve thousand articles in seventeen years. Over ten million people have read his thought-pieces on leadership, productivity, mentoring, and technology for Inc.com.