Joel Dave · 12 pieces
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The Business Anxiety You Keep Ignoring and the Psalm That Finally Addressed It
One of our clients acted a little shrewd recently. And honestly, I understand why.
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The Feeling You Know But Have Never Named
I want to tell you about a feeling you probably know but have never named.
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The Question That Makes High Achievers Go Quiet
There is a question I ask people I work with, usually in the first conversation.
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Your Heart Has Already Kept Perfect Time 47,000 Times Today
Your heart has beaten around 47,000 times today.
Read →🎹 Music
Flow, expression, and what happens when you stop thinking and start playing.
The Feeling You Know But Have Never Named
I want to tell you about a feeling you probably know but have never named.
Read →The Question That Makes High Achievers Go Quiet
There is a question I ask people I work with, usually in the first conversation.
Read →Your Heart Has Already Kept Perfect Time 47,000 Times Today
Your heart has beaten around 47,000 times today.
Read →📚 Education
Children, parenting, schools, and leadership — helping people grow from who they already are.
You're Not Choosing Piano Lessons. You're Choosing Your Child's First Relationship With Their Own Creativity.
Most parents choose a music teacher the same way they choose a tuition teacher. Credentials. Proximity. Price.
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The Questionnaire That Tells You Everything
Before you teach anyone anything, you need to know who they are.
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The Beliefs Your Student Carries Into the Room
In the first session, you did something most teachers never do.
Read →✦ Transformation
Theology, identity, and the deeper questions underneath everything.
The Business Anxiety You Keep Ignoring and the Psalm That Finally Addressed It
One of our clients acted a little shrewd recently. And honestly, I understand why.
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You Were Born a Creative Genius. Here's What Happened.
In 1968, researchers tested 1,600 children for creative thinking ability.
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