Send us a text What happens when a young man from one of the poorest countries on earth finds himself transplanted into the American dream? Del's story is nothing short of remarkable—a testament to resilience, faith, and the transformative power of opportunity. Growing up in Haiti without running water, reliable electricity, or consistent meals, Del walked six miles each way to school, often on an empty stomach. As the oldest son in a family of seven, he shouldered adult responsibilities at ...
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Send us a text What happens when a young man from one of the poorest countries on earth finds himself transplanted into the American dream? Del's story is nothing short of remarkable—a testament to resilience, faith, and the transformative power of opportunity. Growing up in Haiti without running water, reliable electricity, or consistent meals, Del walked six miles each way to school, often on an empty stomach. As the oldest son in a family of seven, he shouldered adult responsibilities at ...
Always Rowing Upstream: The Key To An Extraordinary Life
Uncommon Freedom
27 minutes
1 year ago
Always Rowing Upstream: The Key To An Extraordinary Life
Send us a text This week, Kevin shares a powerful message delivered at a men's gathering, focusing on the concept of "always rowing upstream" – the first of three habits that make up the trinity of uncommon freedom. Drawing from his book, "The Seven Disciplines of Uncommon Freedom," Kevin explores: The "Wheel of Life" and the importance of balance in different life areasThe choice between going downstream (the easy path) and rowing upstream (the path to growth)Personal anecdotes, including a ...
Uncommon Freedom
Send us a text What happens when a young man from one of the poorest countries on earth finds himself transplanted into the American dream? Del's story is nothing short of remarkable—a testament to resilience, faith, and the transformative power of opportunity. Growing up in Haiti without running water, reliable electricity, or consistent meals, Del walked six miles each way to school, often on an empty stomach. As the oldest son in a family of seven, he shouldered adult responsibilities at ...
