Teaching on Your Struggles

Jan 29, 2019 | The Professional Noticer

In this week’s episode, Andy answers a question from a father on behalf of his son. He’s wondering what guides or thoughts would be appropriate when setting goals this year.

Andy also offers advice to a pastor who is seeking answers about how to teach a subject with which she is personally struggling.

Tune in to hear how Andy talks with an audience about the Seven Decisions while continuing to seek deeper understanding of the principles…and occasionally, grappling with a couple of them personally!

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