Business & Strategy

24 Apr 25

The Truth About Friendships After High School

One of the hardest parts of graduating high school is realizing that friendships change—and that’s normal. You’ve probably grown close to people over the last four years, and it’s tough to think about moving away or drifting apart. But here’s the truth: just because a friendship changes doesn’t mean it…

22 Apr 25

When You Feel Burnt Out Before You’ve Even Begun

Burnout might sound like something that happens to adults juggling careers, bills, and responsibilities. But the truth is, it can show up long before that—sometimes even during your senior year of high school or early into college. Burnout doesn’t always mean you’re lazy or incapable. Often, it means you’ve been…

21 Apr 25

Podcast Episode 97 – “My College Story” (Part Two)

We’re back with three more real stories from college students, each offering a glimpse into the ups and downs of college life. In today’s episode, Tommy and Kelsey read and reflect on experiences about rekindling old friendships, facing time management challenges, and overcoming procrastination. These honest moments open up meaningful…

17 Apr 25

The Power of Keeping Promises to Yourself

We’ve all been there. You make a plan the night before—wake up early, hit the gym, study before class, eat something decent, call your parents, go to that event. But then morning hits, your bed is warm, your phone is distracting, and all those promises quietly slip away. It may…

15 Apr 25

When Friendships Change: Navigating Loneliness & New Connections in College

One of the most unexpected (and often unspoken) challenges of graduating high school and heading into college is how much friendships can shift. You may not see it coming—you graduate with a group of people you’ve grown up with, shared memories with, maybe even considered your chosen family. And then…

14 Apr 25

Podcast Episode 96 – “My College Story” (Part One)

In this episode, Tommy and Kelsey read real college stories shared by listeners, and discuss potential solutions. They explore themes of navigating relationships, the importance of building connections with professors, managing anxiety, and the significance of keeping promises to oneself. The conversation emphasizes the need for community and personal growth…

10 Apr 25

Sharing Your Faith in College—Without Fear or Judgment

Heading to college opens up a whole new world—new classes, new routines, and lots of new people. One big question many Christian students ask is: How do I share my faith in this environment—without sounding pushy or judgmental? It’s a good and honest question. Because the truth is, sharing your…

08 Apr 25

Should You Join a Fraternity or Sorority? A Look at Greek Life from All Angles

For many students heading into college, the idea of joining a fraternity or sorority (often called “Greek life”) comes up pretty quickly. Whether it’s from campus tours, orientation talks, or stories from older friends, Greek life often seems like a major part of the college experience. But is it the…

07 Apr 25

Podcast Episode 95 – College Student Testimony: Mason Baker

In this episode, Mason Baker shares what it was like graduating during Covid and navigating post-college life. He talks about the challenge of finding solid community again and how older believers played a big role in helping him grow. Mason also shares how his fraternity experience offered more than just…

03 Apr 25

Your Career Isn’t Everything.

As high school seniors prepare to transition into college and start thinking seriously about their future careers, it’s easy to feel like their entire identity is wrapped up in their job aspirations. Choosing a major, getting internships, and planning for the future are all important, but it’s crucial to remember…