JD Tyler
@jdtyler.bsky.social
Building brands, living with healthy rhythms, and following Jesus of Nazareth.
Director of Growth @ https://smallmagic.org/
Founder @ https://www.corneliacreative.net
Writing @ https://crosstalk.substack.com/ + https://theartofprogress.substack.com/
Director of Growth @ https://smallmagic.org/
Founder @ https://www.corneliacreative.net
Writing @ https://crosstalk.substack.com/ + https://theartofprogress.substack.com/
Next is the Long Game. It’s about steady progress and resilience.
How to play the Long Game:
Focus on steady growth
Prioritize sustainability
Embrace boundaries
Celebrate small wins
Expect setbacks
We’re only days into 2025—which game will you play this year?
How to play the Long Game:
Focus on steady growth
Prioritize sustainability
Embrace boundaries
Celebrate small wins
Expect setbacks
We’re only days into 2025—which game will you play this year?
January 14, 2025 at 7:33 PM
Next is the Long Game. It’s about steady progress and resilience.
How to play the Long Game:
Focus on steady growth
Prioritize sustainability
Embrace boundaries
Celebrate small wins
Expect setbacks
We’re only days into 2025—which game will you play this year?
How to play the Long Game:
Focus on steady growth
Prioritize sustainability
Embrace boundaries
Celebrate small wins
Expect setbacks
We’re only days into 2025—which game will you play this year?
Recently I had one such post.
I almost didn't share it but many others were encouraged by it.
Moral of the story?
You never know what your readers need to hear or how God will use your words.
So keep writing, keep publishing, and keep going.
I almost didn't share it but many others were encouraged by it.
Moral of the story?
You never know what your readers need to hear or how God will use your words.
So keep writing, keep publishing, and keep going.
December 2, 2024 at 5:57 PM
Recently I had one such post.
I almost didn't share it but many others were encouraged by it.
Moral of the story?
You never know what your readers need to hear or how God will use your words.
So keep writing, keep publishing, and keep going.
I almost didn't share it but many others were encouraged by it.
Moral of the story?
You never know what your readers need to hear or how God will use your words.
So keep writing, keep publishing, and keep going.