Matt's Blog

Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, God making His appeal through us. 2 Cor: 5:20

  • I don’t know about you all, but for some reason I’ve been picking up on a lot of fear here lately from people. People uncertain about situations, politics spinning people up, a lot of Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (“FUD”). For whatever reason, I don’t have that same concern at the moment. Maybe, for me, it’s…

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  • Do you ever take the time to write? I don’t just mean long form writing; I mean quick little notes, capturing quotations, making to do lists, etc. My handwriting is not the greatest, but I have grown to appreciate the analog process of putting pen to paper. Very millennial of me… Honestly, I see it…

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  • Lesson Learned #13 – Quarterly Planning Part 2 of 2 – Eisenhower Method “Eisenhower Matrix”… sounds fancy, right? I assume a good amount of us have seen it or heard it mentioned in various ways in our professional tenures. I first heard about it in my first post-collegiate position when my skip level leader started…

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  • We’ve started the new year and, if you’re somewhat like me, you may be sitting in the middle of two thoughts: For me, this isn’t necessarily a December into January thought. It hits me probably every 3 to 4 months. For some reason that’s my general cycle of “knock out a bunch of things… let…

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  • One thing I’m working to stay true to in this blog and the post below is to be relevant to those who are walking through similar situations that I or my family is. This specific post is more about how we’re walking through the right balance of technology in our children’s lives and how to…

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  • As we get close to the new year, I thought it may be timely to propose a Challenge. Have you ever been hanging out with someone and their watch or phone keep going off constantly? Are you that person? 🙂 What about being in a meeting and there’s that person who keeps having their phone…

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  • First, maybe you feel the same, I do not think I’m a great spouse, father, or friend. I don’t mean that like “Woe is me…” – more so that I’m the personality type that I see gaps, areas of improvement, a long running list of things I could be doing differently and/or better. I will…

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