Frequently Asked Questions

That term, self-help, just doesn’t explain what I want to see in you. There are a couple of gazillion self-help programs out there on every topic imaginable. I’m not knocking them. Some are excellent. What makes this different, methinks, is that it is grounded heavily in Christianity and scripture, and the principles I share will bear that out.

And this will be fun.

But if the term “self-help” motivates you, that is a good thing. “Personal growth” isn’t a bad term to use, and the one I prefer.

Primarily. “Helping broken Christians feel better” is part of the tagline. I'd like to think the principles I share are universal. But, if you want to onboard with me, you do need to understand the context I’m coming from. I won’t apologize or back down from that.

I’m not trying to “proselyte.” I’m an absolute truth kind of guy - truth, by definition, is not relative. I intend to bombard you with truth as revealed in scripture, but in a very applicable, meaningful way.

You know I’d offer a resounding “YES” to that question. Here’s why: we are all products of decisions we’ve made, and often we make a decision in the space of 30 seconds that can totally alter the trajectory of our lives.

By that same token, we can take steps right now that will do the same thing. Understand this - if you embrace the principles I share, and follow them to the bone, you will absolutely see change. 

My disclaimer? Personal growth is a process. You’ll be hammering on that all the days of your life.

My goal is to plant that seed, watch it germinate, and then see that little green plant peek its head above the soil. Water and fertilizer are your responsibility then, but the growth has already begun.

On my end, there were development costs, hosting costs, and all sorts of other intangibles. I want this to be more than an expensive hobby for me!

There also is some significant sweat equity involved in putting this thing together.

What I’m sharing is proprietary - you won’t find anything like this presented in any format. I'd like to make some profit. I’m just being honest.

Finally, there is seldom, if ever, something for nothing. It’s often said “you get what you pay for.” I wanted for you to have more than you paid for, and I achieved that goal. You’re welcome!

(And I'd add ... people who say they aren't interested in money will probably lie about other things, too!)    ;-)