Is Victorious Life Possible?

For you and your children?

Can you “engineer” the outcome you desire?
How can a few consistent daily choices create habits that help you defeat “the lusts of the flesh,” and prepare you for victory?

Your outcomes are a lagging measure of your habits.
First, create a habit, then improve it!
Make it easy – tiny habits – compound over time.
Habits and deliberate practice = mastery.
The tighter you cling to an identity, the harder it becomes to grow beyond it.
Believe what Jesus says about you. This takes faith; putting it into action today, takes courage and hope.

Jesus died so you can live an abundant, and victorious life – John 10:10

The greatest threat to your success is not failure – it’s boredom. Keep it exciting, push your boundaries, challenge yourself a little bit more each day.
Put this into practice in your life then instil this in your children through experiential learning.

Grit = passion x perseverance to achieve long-term goals.
Achievement:
- Talent x effort = skill
- Skill x effort = achievement
  - Ref: Angela Duckworth

Are you in good shape?
- Spiritually?
- Nutrition-wise?
- And, when it comes to exercise?
Sort yourself out, first, before you try to fix your children.
- Airline advice: oxygen mask on yourself first, then others.
- Don’t expect your children to take their faith, nutrition, and exercise seriously if you do not!
Focus on improving your healthspan first, then your children will want to be more like you.
Encourage variety, introduce challenges to do more outdoor sports and/ or activities.
Encourage participation in individual sports, not only in team sports. Children learn and develop different and beneficial skills from both.
Be a leader, a leader does not watch on safely from the rear.
Refuse to be a victim of circumstance. Learn to be self-reliant, and prepared for any situation.