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Reflect Before You Goal-Set for the New Year
Reflect Before You Goal-Set for the New Year

“We must look back before we can improve our future.” By Philip K. Hardin, MA, MDiv, LMFT, LPC

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Reflect Before you Goal-Set in the New Year
Reflect Before you Goal-Set in the New Year

“We must look back before we can improve our future.” By Philip K. Hardin, MA, MDiv, LMFT, LPC

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EMOTIONALBridget Crowderself-reflection, how to self reflect, become more self-aware, how to grow, tips for the new year, jeremiah 29:11, plans to prosper you, growth for men, growth through loss, look back to look forward, Christian self-improvement, steps to self-improvement, improve my future, christian growth, mental health maintenance, rowboat metaphor, rear view mirror, commit to self-reflection, how to grow when you're tired, best new year tips
What Do Good Dads Say? - “I WILL!”
What Do Good Dads Say? - “I WILL!”

“Being willing to see ourselves as we are is the beginning of becoming what our children need us to be. Consider 3 ways to become a better Dad.” By Philip K. Hardin, MDiv, LMFT, LPC

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