Welcome to Season 5 of the Excel Stillmore podcast. I'm still your host, Chris Emerson, and I'm here to encourage you in your walk with the Lord, and I'm glad you've joined.

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Hey, welcome back. I'm super thankful that you're here. As I mentioned, I think last week when

routines get mixed up in the summer, generally podcast listeners go down.

So if you're here, it's because you're really committed, you're a diehard listener, or you're a

friend. So thank you for being a part of this. So there's this super simple idea that has been

growing in me throughout this year that has really taken form. And I want to share what that

looks like with you today. You've heard

it just a little bit here and there in the last few episodes, but I think I'm ready to make a

full out pitch. So today we're going to adapt and apply Carnegie's ageless, worry-free advice of living

in day-tide increments on a whole other level.

But before we bust into that, I need to tell you about something that is special to me,

my good friend Kenny Embry, who hosts a great podcast, Balancing the Christian Life.

And by the way, you really should check it out.

Great interviews, tremendous content.

But last summer, he did the first annual balancing the Christian Life conference. It is a three-day online event. He lines up a bunch of different speakers.

They cover a variety of topics. It's all digital and visual. Oftentimes, they're live during

those three days, and you can

interact with them. And it went really well last year. I was super thankful to get to be a part of it.

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