Show Notes
Most of us hit a point where life got full and learning got quiet. We stopped reading, stopped asking questions, stopped sitting across from people who could actually sharpen us. We tell ourselves we're too busy — but the truth is, we just haven't made the decision to keep growing.
In this episode of the Everyday Disciple Podcast, we're going to talk about what it actually looks like to build a lifelong learning practice — and why this one posture changes everything: your marriage, your parenting, your faith, your work, and the kind of person people see you becoming.
In This Episode You’ll Learn: - Why the posture of a learner changes everything else in your life - How to find and meet with people who are ahead of you in the areas that matter - A simple system for building a year-round reading list that actually gets read - The one decision that puts all of this in motion — and how to make it stick
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