This week we’re diving into conversation about an issue that hits all of us: distractions. While any people have learned to tune out distractions that keep them from being productive, they remain deaf to their inner desires and emotions. Joining me is Clay Scroggins, who has been on the show before, and he’s going to teach us four simple habits that create space for emotional evaluation and exploration. These helpful practices will empower you to replace the chaos of your busy days with emotional competence and awareness that leads to a calmer, more fulfilling life. But first, I’d like to introduce you to Clay.
Clay Scroggins is the lead pastor of Buckhead Church, one of the largest campuses of North Point Ministries, located in suburban Atlanta, Georgia, where he provides visionary and directional leadership for the Buckhead staff and attendees. He is the author of How to Lead When You’re Not in Charge and How to Lead in a World of Distraction. Clay’s own experience with living a distracted life, and then pivoting out of it, is proof that you, too, can unhinge your soul…and your calendar…from distraction.
This week, you’ll learn how to incorporate four noise-cancelling habits into your daily life that will make you mindful and aware of the vital inner desires that need your attention. Transforming the toxic cocktail of emotional distraction starts with emotional awareness—being able to identify and understand your emotions—which ultimately leads to emotional healing and transformed leadership. So let’s jump right into the conversation now with Clay Scroggins.
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