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Ever been to an amazing Christian conference, (like the World Discipleship Summit) heard lifechanging insights and wisdom that deeply inspired you, only to find yourself (maybe just a few months later) forgetting what you learned? I have...many times. And there's a reason we all do this. If you want to learn exactly how to achieve lifelong change when you stumble upon lifechanging insight, watch this video. Shawn Sommerkamp

Hollywood depicts all Christians as judgy. It's a standard movie trope that lazy writers continue to use. The truth, however, is this: All people are judgy. Okay, that's probably not that hard to believe. The psychology behind this is very interesting, however. The scripture that guides us away from judginess is pertinent. Watch this video to find out how we can all avoid being judgy in the workplace.

Christians want to help. It's part of our DNA. If we see someone not doing well in their work, we invest time to get them back on track. Psychology tells us, however, we can't help those who don't want it. We see this same wisdom in Jesus as well. He kept walking and called others to follow Him, no matter their situation. And yet statistics show that a whopping 26% of a manager's day is spent on under-performing employees. Watch this video to learn the psychological and benefical wisdom of knowing when someone wants help and when they don't

It's very tempting to take credit when things go great in our career. We can easily get pleased with ourselves. And yet, when we pause and consider how the success happened, it's impossible (yes, truly impossible) to explain how exactly it happened. That's because success comes from the Lord. Our career can be a big part of our spiritual act of worship when we choose to vocally give Him the credit. Watch to find out more.