inputs = outputs.
we reap what we sow.
inputs = outputs.
we reap what we sow.
The Standing Guard Newsletter
A short email for Christians wanting to live purpose driven lives across:
Faith. Family. Fitness. Finances.
Dear Friend, This could be one of the most important messages I ever share with you. This one concept that I’ve learned after flipping 150 houses, owning dozens of rentals, brokering hundreds of real estate transactions, and completing almost $1 Million in repairs on a commercial renovation project in 3
Dear Friend, Some of you may need this email today…but first: I’m sending you an email tomorrow about one of the most important financial lessons I have ever learned in real estate investing after buying multiple commercial deals, brokers hundreds of houses, and flipping over 150 homes…It’s a simple math
I need to tell you about a secret.A secret that can have profound impacts on not only your life, but your children’s. And your children’s children. Flashback… several week ago. I was sitting alone on my back porch chilling out…feet kicked up on the firepit, listening to some Country music.
Dear Friend: True Story A few weeks ago… my watch buzzed. It read: Congratulations! You have the fitness level of a 50.0 year old! (Or something as equally evil & demeaning in my “soon-to-be 53 year old mind”) Confession here: I was triggered. Ok, I really dislike that word…It feels
Want to build habits that stick? In this video, we dive into commitment devices — a powerful strategy to make great habits impossible to break. We’ll explore an intriguing story about some monks who circle a mountain…they literally implement a commitment device that led them to do or die. Plus,
We look at an experiment conducted at Yale University regarding fear vs specificity and which yields better results. We then look at how that relates to us as we learn to make great and break bad habits. Going through Mark Batterson’s book Do It For a Day. Making a video
How to control the chaos – Say Yes, Less Going through Mark Batterson’s book Do It For a Day. Making a video for 30 days to create a content creation habit. Make it a great day. Brandon
