How do you divine?®

You've been told surrender means you lost. That you stopped trying. That you couldn't take it. But look at what you're gripping right now. The outcome you planned for. The result you did everything right to earn. The thing that was never yours to hold in the first place. What is that grip costing you? This episode asks what you'd get back if you let go. Stay for the Divine Assignment. You already know what it's going to ask. Send us Fan Mail Thank you for listening and for adding new dim...

“Some of my biggest career failures was just me succeeding in the wrong direction.” Most of us treat failure like a verdict. A final word on who we are. But the oldest meaning of the word is much smaller than the one you were handed, and once you hear it, you can’t unhear it. This week’s word is FAILURE. Career. Friendship. Parenthood. Love. Sanika has stumbled in all four. This is what she kept. Press play. Then ask yourself which one you’re still carrying. Send us Fan Mail Thank you for lis...

You work every day. Do you know what that word is actually asking of you? Think about the favor you half did. The way you show up when nobody is watching. The hours you handed your phone today. All of it is work. All of it is spending something. This Stick Ah Pin® turns one word over three times. One answer is older than you think. Another might change what you spend tomorrow. How do you divine WUK? 00:00 Respect Is a Two-Way Street 00:20 Welcome to How Do You Divine 01:14 Today's Word 01...

As life progresses daily, some things fall into place, others we add as markers of success. Then there are the things that squeeze in there. Let's say it comes with the highs and lows of existing. Jeff Marshall, JD has built a life in more than one room. The courtroom he trained for. The media world he made his name in. The classroom. The stage. The boardroom. All while being impactful beyond the spreadsheet. All while holding down the house where he is a husband and a father before he is an...

You were taught discipline as punishment. Somebody with authority handed you that definition, and you never checked the receipt. This episode goes back to where the word actually started, and it is not where you think. Then it gets personal: the one currency I protect above everything, the boundary most people never think to set, and the purchase that got me in the best shape of my life for the wrong reason. Plus the household rule my daughters know by heart. Discipline is not the hard hand. ...