Business & Strategy

Curiosity Might Be Your Greatest Superpower

High school often makes life feel like a multiple-choice test. Pick a college.Pick a major.Pick a career. But in this week’s podcast conversation with entrepreneur Wade Preston, a different idea kept surfacing: Curiosity matters more than certainty. Wade’s story didn’t follow the typical path. In high school, he felt confident…
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Choosing a Major Without Freaking Out

Let’s be honest. “Pick your major” feels like code for “Decide your entire future right now.” No pressure. But here’s something freeing: your major is not your identity — it’s a training ground. If you’re listening to our career series and wondering how to connect the dots between career and…
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So You Want to Be a Physical Therapist?

Not all medical careers look the same. Some professionals diagnose and prescribe.Some operate.And some walk with people — step by step — as they rebuild what injury, pain, or limitation tried to take away. That’s physical therapy. In this week’s career highlight episode, Jeffrey Ashurst gives us a behind-the-scenes look…
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The Community Myth No One Warns You About

Let’s clear something up. Community doesn’t just “happen.” It’s not automatic. It’s not accidental. And it’s definitely not guaranteed. In the podcast, Elean talked about praying for Christian community when he transferred schools — and then realizing something uncomfortable: He couldn’t just pray for it.He had to pursue it. We…
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If _____ is Taken Away, Who are You?

Let’s play a potentially uncomfortable game for a second. Take away the thing you’re known for. Your sport.Your grades.Your leadership title.Your relationship status.Your college acceptance letter. Now answer this: Who are you? That’s not a dramatic youth camp question. That’s a real one. In Monday’s podcast conversation, we heard what…
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Freedom Isn’t the Goal. Formation Is.

In Monday’s episode, one word kept circling back into the conversation: freedom. Last year, these same students talked about how excited they were for independence—living on their own, managing their own schedules, choosing how they spend their time. Now, a year later, they’re living in that freedom. And what they’ve…
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