Ep. 84 - Know Your Convictions

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Near the end of this podcast Jim says this, "When you work on your life, good things come from it."  How does this relate to having convictions?  Jim uses the examples of his own convictions to illustrate how they inform or influence your calendar.  Now, that may not mean an actual calendar with every minute of every day pre-planned, though for many people (like Jim) that is what it means, but still... your convictions influence what is most important to you and, therefore, you will prioritize and commit more time to things related to those convictions.  

For example; the first conviction Jim shares is holistic health.  It's important to him because it relates to his ability to perform and help and serve others.  Being committed to this conviction requires time to work on it.  Time to exercise, time to eat proper meals, quiet time to read and learn, time to rest and recharge and time to practice his faith. 

Now here's the assignment; if you don't know what your top 5 or 10 convictions are, take the time to find out.  Commit some quiet time to pray, meditate, consider, reflect.  Come up with your own list! 

Don't hesitate to reach out to Jim Piper if you need resources or advice.
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