How to Challenge the Norm and Change the Landscape

Passion + Purpose Podcast

Louie Giglio

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4.8 • 546 Ratings

🗓️ 12 October 2021

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Inspired by the book The Shard by Howard Watson, Louie gets practical on what it looks like to have a great vision that disrupts everything—until that vision becomes what people want to be a part of. Drawn from the life and work of Irvine Sellar, this episode explores the realities of reframing big problems into big possibilities and what it truly costs to create something that will stand the test of time. - This talk comes from LIFT 2021—a Creative Collective held by Passion to gather people to learn, grow and be refreshed in your gifts with other creatives without the weight of leading others. To learn more, visit LIFT2022.com.

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0:00.0	Hi everyone, welcome to this edition of the Passion and Purpose Podcast with myself, your host, Louis Giglio.
0:10.0	I'm so glad you're here and it's been such a great run. I want to say that every time we come to a new episode.
0:16.0	Season one has been a phenomenal journey for us, succeed in our expectations. You have made it a
0:22.5	great ride for us so far. So thank you for your feedback. It's so great to hear that you're
0:27.8	enjoying the conversations that God's speaking to you, that vision is coming to lots of you and
0:33.3	encouragement. And it's great to hear that you're telling your friends about the podcast as well today
0:38.4	i am so pumped going to be sharing a message on the podcast today that i shared recently called
0:45.7	the view and the message was inspired by the main book that i read in 2020 which is the book
0:53.1	i'm holding in my hands right now. And it's called
0:55.9	The Chart. And the book is about the vision of Irvine Seller. And before you check out,
1:04.3	I want to make sure everybody leans in to this particular episode. I gave this talk at Lyft,
1:09.7	which is a creative collective that we host here
1:12.9	at Passion City Church for a lot of different kinds of creatives. But this message is for everybody,
1:19.4	and it's especially for visionary leaders or anyone who wants to be an architect of something
1:27.0	beautiful on this earth. You know, that's what
1:30.5	God's given all of us the opportunity to do. And the passion that he's put in you, he's put in
1:36.3	you so that you can architect something, that you can build something and not something
1:40.9	ordinary, something run in the middle, something just like everyone else built, but something that's beautiful and stunning and amazing and something that gives glory to God.
1:50.2	And, you know, I love reading books like this book. I do read spiritual books, and I grew up in
1:56.5	my whole formation was reading classic spiritual truths. But you'll catch me now most likely reading
2:04.8	the biography of Elon Musk or reading this book or reading the current book that I'm reading.
2:10.2	It's called The Agony and the Ecstasy. It's the story of Michelangelo. And I'm pretty sure
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