Today’s inspiration is drawn from the solemn assembly conducted by President Henry B. Eyring, Second Counselor in the First Presidency, during April 2018 General Conference. This solemn occasion holds great significance for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints worldwide, as it serves as a formal expression of the collective voice of the Church.
Elder Donald L. Hallstrom’s enlightening discourse, “Cultivate Righteous Traditions,” delivered during October 2000 General Conference, offers profound insights into the significance of traditions aligned with the gospel of Jesus Christ. In a world marked by cultural diversity and shifting norms, Elder Hallstrom emphasizes the importance of upholding traditions that promote love for Deity and unity among families and communities.
Today’s Inspiration is Drawn from “Sharpen the Saw” by Stephen R. Covey
In our fast-paced world, the temptation to keep cutting with a dull saw—to push through life without pausing for self-renewal—is overwhelming. Yet, Stephen R. Covey’s timeless advice in “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” reminds us of the profound benefits of pausing to “sharpen the saw.” This metaphor for ongoing personal development encompasses four dimensions: physical, mental, spiritual, and social/emotional, suggesting that balance is key to a fulfilling life.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from “Synergy” by Stephen R. Covey, a profound exploration of how collaboration and understanding beyond mere compromise can lead to outcomes far greater than the sum of individual efforts.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from “Seek first to understand then to be understood” by Stephen R. Covey, a principle that emphasizes the importance of empathy and understanding in our interactions. In a world where communication breakdowns are all too common, Covey’s insights offer a path to deeper connections and more meaningful conversations.
Empowering Believers – Christian Resources for All Paths to Christ Habit 4: Win-Win Embracing the Win-Win Mentality for a Better World Today’s inspiration is drawn from Habit 4: Win-Win by Stephen R. Covey, an essential principle for fostering cooperation and positive outcomes in all areas of life. The concept of win-win is a mindset that …
Today’s inspiration is drawn from Stephen R. Covey’s influential work, particularly from “Habit 3: Put First Things First,” a principle that encourages us to prioritize our lives not by the urgency of tasks but by their importance. This approach not only revolutionizes our personal and professional lives but also redefines our understanding of time management and effectiveness.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from “BEGIN WITH THE END IN MIND” by Stephen R. Covey, a principle that resonates through the fabric of our choices, shaping the journey we embark upon in life. This guiding philosophy not only offers a blueprint for personal and professional success but also serves as a beacon, illuminating the path toward a fulfilling existence. In a world brimming with distractions and diverging paths, Covey’s wisdom encourages us to anchor our decisions in the vision of the life we aspire to lead.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from Stephen R. Covey’s insightful talk, “Be Proactive.” This concept is not just a strategy for personal development but a profound way to approach life itself. The core message is clear: Your life reflects your values, not just your fleeting feelings or circumstances. By focusing on being proactive, we commit to a path of responsibility, growth, and genuine fulfillment. Let’s dive into the essence of proactivity and how it can transform our lives.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from President Russell M. Nelson’s address during April 2021 General Conference.
