Many business leaders have work figured out but come home and sit on the sidelines while their kids do their own thing. If you've realized you need to spend more time with your kids but don't know where to start, this is for you.

Lori Beard is a life coach, podcast host, and mother of eight celebrating 32 years of marriage. She shares practical ways to break through when your kids are busy with their own lives, why humility bridges connection, and how service projects carve lasting values into hearts.

The truth: Relationships are the only thing you'll take with you. Not money, houses, or business success.

Redeem Your Business Today by the Following:

How can we honor God in our business?

Value relationships over revenue. Practice active listening—listen to learn, not to judge. Ask your kids: "How can I be a better dad? What makes my questions feel like interrogation?"

One Challenge from Today:

It's never too late for humility. Own up to your mistakes with your children and tell them, "I'm sorry I did this." Then ask for their help as you course correct. Start with one walk-and-talk, one service project, or one book read together.

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Website: www.steadfast-forward.com

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WisdomInThyYouthCoaching

Other: justserve.org

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The Four Referability Habits: Build Trust That Grows Your Business

Sadly, Christians aren't always known as the best employees or business partners. If we're followers of Jesus, we're called to show our light through good work—and it's simpler than you think.

James MacNeil has built three seven-figure businesses on one principle: "no surprise, but good surprise"—always delivering more than promised. He shares four referability habits from Dan Sullivan that transform how people perceive your business.

The tragic truth? James says he'd be $10 million ahead if he hadn't done business with Christians who failed to keep their word.

The Four Habits:

1. Show up on time
2. Do what you say you're going to do
3. Finish what you start
4. Say please and thank you.

Redeem Your Business Today by the Following:

How can we honor God in our business?

The first promise you make is 100% evidence that you're either completely trustworthy or completely untrustworthy. Make and keep commitments—it's the fastest path to building trust and flourishing relationships.

Remember: the business of business is to profitably solve problems. We profit when we deserve it, and deserve means "from service." If you're not earning enough, you're likely not serving enough.

One Challenge from Today:

Make as few promises as possible and keep them all. Before you say yes, count the cost. Every yes is a no to something else. Be the person known for keeping your word even when it costs you a fortune.

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Website: Free Community The SuperHuman Community

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Should Christians pursue wealth?

The Bible seems to send mixed messages about money. It says, "Better is little with the fear of the Lord" but also "By humility and the fear of the Lord are riches, honor, and life." So what should our mindset be as Christian business owners?

Today I'm talking with Gino Barbaro, a certified money coach and real estate investor who homeschools his six kids. He's learned hard lessons about money, scarcity, and what God wants for us.

Gino shared a powerful quote: "Money does not corrupt an individual—it reveals the individual." If you want to create impact and serve families, you'll need to make money. Money is just a tool.

Legacy isn't just financial—it's three things: human capital (faith), intellectual capital (wisdom), and financial capital (resources). Without the first two, wealth disappears.

Gino was paralyzed by fear during the 2008 recession, stuck in victim mentality. His turning point came when he stopped being a victim and got clarity on where he wanted to go.

Four Steps to Change Your Money Mindset:

1. Stop being a victim
2. Get clarity on what you want
3. Go easy on yourself
4. Examine your money biography—what you heard about money as a kid is still playing on repeat

We don't own anything. God owns everything. We're stewards. Profit is the fuel, not the destination.

How can we honor God in our business?

By keeping Jesus at the center. By being stewards, not owners. By using money as fuel for legacy—not the destination.

One challenge from today:

Examine your money mindset. Are you operating from fear and scarcity, or trust and abundance?

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Website www.barbaro360.com

Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@barbaro-360

Book: Happy Money Happy Family Happy Legacy https://a.co/d/9k5dTTP

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