How we doing?

How we doing? How we doing?

Man, it's awesome to be here.

My name is Todd.

I have to hang up with you guys every now and then I'm part of the team here at Watermark

and it is awesome to be here with you guys and

around the country that are tuning in and we are talking about self-care and

we're specifically here not kind of having some myopic self-centered obsession, we're not spiritual narcissists, but we know

that we're blessed to be a blessing and so if we don't take care of ourselves, if we're not

taking care of who we are, we can't be caregivers.

And so this serious self-care, we're wrapping up tonight and we're talking about probably the most important thing you can do.

People sometimes ask me because of my role here at Watermark in

Dallas you know which is grown to be something of you know pretty significant

responsibility in size. They just said, man, Todd, what's the most difficult thing

about leading this community? And my answer is always the same, and it comes

quickly, and that is the most difficult thing for me to lead at

Watermark is me. If I can control me, if I can discipline myself, if I can do the things that I need to do, it's amazing how much everything else just falls in the line.

But you need to know something. It is hard to discipline me. I heard a guy say a long time ago, man, if there was a radio station, you know, named after him, you would tune into it all the time. You know, K Todd, you know, all Todd, all the time, I would tune into it.

It's just the fact, I love me some me.

That's who I am, as a person who has been separated from the God who cares for us.

Let me tell you why that's who I am, apart from the grace that has invaded my life.

Have you ever noticed that you pay attention to certain parts of your body

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