Because what we know is that saying no will allow us to say yes to what really matters.

Welcome back to the show.

We are in part two of the finishing strong end of year review series.

So as I shared last week, think of these three shows as many

coaching sessions. The most powerful thing about coaching is, of course, having somebody with you long

term. It is a relationship, right? They're advising you. They're walking with you through life.

But after that, the most important thing about coaching, the most powerful

part of having a coach is you get asked the perfect question at just the right time. It

unlocks clarity. It helps you reflect. It helps you to know what you want. It helps you

to know where you're going in life. That's really powerful. So with these super short,

power-packed end-of-year shows, I want to give you that experience too. I've built a guide for you

with all of the questions and extra help and extra support in there. Use the link on the show notes

to download it. It's free. It's my gift for you. I want you to be able to end your year well.

Okay, let's dive in. Today we're going to focus in on relationships. It is our relationships

that define our lives to some degree. Now, of course, our faith is primary, but after our faith,

it is the quality of our relationships

that will define the quality of our life, right? So I want to spend just a few minutes today

thinking about the relationships that mattered most to you this year. Now, for me, again, I want to be

vulnerable with this because I'm asking you to be vulnerable with yourself. This year, for me, again, I want to be vulnerable with this because I'm asking you to be vulnerable with

yourself. This year for me, it was my family relationships and my work relationships that were

primary. Unless you are related to me or working with me, I've really been a terrible friend.

I own this. I'm apologetic to my friends,

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