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Modeling Consistent Communication and Purpose

Daniel Bingham is the previous CEO of Helena College–University of Montana and a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin where he earned a doctorate in community college leadership. His church service has included mission president, stake president, high councilor, bishopric counselor, ward Young Men president, seminary teacher, scoutmaster, ward mission leader, and missionary. During his service as mission president in the Australia Sydney South mission, he was in a bicycle accident resulting in incomplete quadriplegia with limited use of his limbs. Originally a native of Northern California, Brother Bingham and his wife Donna are the parents of four children and nine grandchildren. Highlights

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Being the Fun Parent

Everyone wants to be a fun parent, but "fun" can seem antithetical to household rules and structures. But there seems to be a disconnect between what parents see as "fun" and what their kids think. While some parents think their kids want free reign of the house and no curfew, what they actually want may be more meaningful. In this episode, Lisa talks with friends and experts about what it really means to be a "fun parent" while still saying, "no."

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Read more about the article Finding Your Next Best Work Through Repentance

Finding Your Next Best Work Through Repentance

While repentance is a key component of overcoming our weaknesses and being able to return to live with God again, it can often feel heavy and have a lot of shame associated with it. But what if it didn’t need to be that way? What if we could come at repentance from a different angle and instead of feeling heavy, feel lighter and filled with more hope?    Coach Amy Elkins feels that when we can view repentance as the process that allows us to move towards our next best work, the process isn’t heavy anymore but something we can use as a springboard to our progression. Amy and Heather have a beautiful discussion on how repentance and sin can be viewed differently so that we use it as a tool to turn our weaknesses into strengths. This is a great episode on how the gospel and coaching come together to help us gain more awareness in our lives.

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