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Luke Zhang's Story as a Mentee with EDGE
In this 2-minute video, Luke Zhang, a member of Young Professionals of Central Indiana (YPCI) and EDGE Mentoring, shares his journey of finding a community where he can be authentic and real. Hear how EDGE Mentoring has positively impacted his relationships in all areas of life.
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"What does the curriculum look like?"
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edgementoring.org/programs/
"How is the Executive Education Certification earned?"
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Enroll in the program: edgementoring.org/programs/
"Is there a payment plan option?"
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Enroll in the program: edgementoring.org/programs/
Compass Program Overview
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Enroll in the program: edgementoring.org/programs/
"What is the difference between the Group Mentoring Program and the Leadership Development Program?"
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Enroll in the program: edgementoring.org/programs/
"What is the time commitment?"
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Enroll in the program: edgementoring.org/programs/
"What if I don't plan to step into formal leadership? Is this program for me?
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Enroll in the program: edgementoring.org/programs/
EDGE|Work Cohort 10 Graduation Reflections
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Key takeaways from emerging leaders within the 9-month whole-person development program.
EDGE|Work Cohort 9 Graduate Reflections
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Graduates from the EDGE|Work program share about their experience with the program, curriculum, peers and advisors.
EDGE|Compass Leadership Development Program
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A 3-month development program intentionally designed for emerging leaders to establish a strong directional foundation in key areas of early leadership.
EDGE|Groups Mentoring Program
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EDGE Mentoring Groups are intentionally designed, year-long experiences that connect early-to-mid-life individuals and seasoned leaders in an environment that fosters personal, professional and spiritual growth.
EDGE|Work Cohort 7 Graduate Reflections
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Reflections from the participants after completing the leadership development program through EDGE.
EDGE|Work Cohort 8 Graduate Reflections
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Reflections from the participants after completing the leadership development program through EDGE.
EDGE Mentoring + @Injuryattorneys #GivingTuesday #EDGEGiving
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EDGE Mentoring @Injuryattorneys #GivingTuesday #EDGEGiving
EDGE|X 2022 Recap Video
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EDGE|X 2022 Recap Video
Christy Wright Sneak Peek
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Christy Wright Sneak Peek
EDGE|X 2022 Tucker Bryant
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EDGE|X 2022 Tucker Bryant
EDGE|X 2022 Trailer
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EDGE|X 2022 Trailer
EDGE|Work Emerging Leader Testimonials
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EDGE|Work Emerging Leader Testimonials
Real Leaders|Real Stories: Mental Health
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Real Leaders|Real Stories: Mental Health
Communications Workshop with Art Aguirre
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Communications Workshop with Art Aguirre
EDGE|Work Overview
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EDGE|Work Overview
A Favorite Holiday Recipe with Shauna Niequist
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A Favorite Holiday Recipe with Shauna Niequist
A Special Holiday Message from the Furnos
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A Special Holiday Message from the Furnos
Skye Jethani | Intersection of Faith and Vocation
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Skye Jethani | Intersection of Faith and Vocation
Gabe & Rebekah Lyons | Two Callings Under One Roof
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Gabe & Rebekah Lyons | Two Callings Under One Roof
Latasha Morrison | Racial Reconciliation & Unity
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Latasha Morrison | Racial Reconciliation & Unity
Kristen Newton | HEART Convos
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Kristen Newton | HEART Convos
John Ruhlin | Investing in Relationships
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John Ruhlin | Investing in Relationships

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  • @Justaguywithtruth
    @Justaguywithtruth 29 วันที่ผ่านมา

    July 2024 Yep he's a Real God Fearing Brother👋😎🙏💪☝️👍

  • @meherenow793
    @meherenow793 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    👎🛏🔧

  • @Silvertestrun
    @Silvertestrun 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you!

  • @serenityfreedom3096
    @serenityfreedom3096 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    5 miles to 100 miles is a recipe for injury

  • @Dugzy1117
    @Dugzy1117 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Poor audio volume... This should be fixed please.

  • @brianwagar4512
    @brianwagar4512 ปีที่แล้ว

    How do you guys put these letters together?

  • @bootstrapbill9489
    @bootstrapbill9489 ปีที่แล้ว

    Or not

  • @bootstrapbill9489
    @bootstrapbill9489 ปีที่แล้ว

    Bible study guide to how to get Love right genius 3rd page chapter 2 verse 10-14 God, the father

  • @youtubefriends5391
    @youtubefriends5391 ปีที่แล้ว

    31:05

  • @rhodiusscrolls3080
    @rhodiusscrolls3080 ปีที่แล้ว

    I am God with my black skin and female gender...what an untruth she thinks she can preach. Women should be silent in churches.

  • @jesuslittlegirl2710
    @jesuslittlegirl2710 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    POWERFUL VIDEO, AMEN POWERFUL VOICE, AMEN POWERFUL PREACHING, AMEN POWERFUL WORDS, AMEN ✝️😀👧🧍‍♀️🎊😷☺️🤵‍♀️🙇‍♀️🤗👐👏🙋‍♀️😁😇💜👌🎤👍HALLELUJAH

  • @jesuslittlegirl2710
    @jesuslittlegirl2710 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    HOLYGHOST TIME, AMEN ✝️🙏👏💒👐🤗🙇‍♀️🤵‍♀️🙎‍♀️🧎‍♀️☺️👩😷🎊🧍‍♀️🎉👧🙆‍♀️😀BE BLESS, BE ENCOURGE, GOD BLESS, JESUS #1, AMEN PRAYER WARRIOR, PRAY ✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️HALLELUJAH

  • @jaisugumar4679
    @jaisugumar4679 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Shauana, god sent me your book. Lots of love!!

  • @bealivingmiracle
    @bealivingmiracle 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    This interview is full of spiritual nuggets. We both have learned through calling, it's where those talents and burdens collide. - Talents, the way I see those, are the birthright gifts that God establishes in the womb (Ps 139:13-16). - When you just hear the word "calling," it assumes there's a Caller. I think that's what we were awakened to during that season, there's a bigger purpose in life... - God, what burdens Your heart? Where has the story You've been telling throughout my life helped lead me to a place to where now I recognize that burden is breaking my heart. It's breaking my heart so much, that I have to do something about it. - God just started to crystallize in me that part of my calling was to pursue seeing the Christian faith and its credibility restored within my generation by getting back to the basics of what our faith was about…

  • @bealivingmiracle
    @bealivingmiracle 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    What an insightful presentation. I found the following quotes helpful and spiritually insightful: “A lot of ministries and churches benefit from the vision of a sacred / secular divide because many of them are trying to get us to give more of our time and treasure to support their work. One of the best ways to do that is by convincing you that what you do Monday through Saturday doesn’t matter as much as what they’re doing on Sunday. So you should give more of your time and money and effort to what ultimately matters in God’s kingdom and pay less attention to what’s going on the rest of the week.” - Skye Jethani -- “It causes us to believe that the clergy in Eusebius’s view are superior to everyone else.” -- “Perhaps more damaging when we have this bifurcated disintegrated view of our work, is it can make us think that our vocations in other areas don’t ultimately matter. Therefore, I can do with them whatever I want. Things like compassion, justice, mercy, love, and contributing to the common good are things for ministry. My work is really just about making a profit so I can give some of that money to other ministries.” “All of those things [managing your tasks and role in your job] are a manifestation of God’s kingdom to come. The way you do it reflects His character to the people around you. My hope is that would utterly transform the way you see your work and its importance, and that you would recognize the way you engage your vocation is a reflection of God’s character, not just yours.”

  • @marilynlong5604
    @marilynlong5604 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for your honesty, transparency, and authenticity! You blessed me Jessica!

  • @rhodiusscrolls3080
    @rhodiusscrolls3080 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    What matters for you? Is it communion or this constantly repeated term community?

  • @formulaish
    @formulaish 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thanks Jesse Itzler

  • @monotheist..
    @monotheist.. 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Positivw

  • @monotheist..
    @monotheist.. 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Good person energy passiin resoect passiin inspire

  • @liverpool4883
    @liverpool4883 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Man of GOD and great leadership quantities

  • @mitchellnorton3521
    @mitchellnorton3521 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    My life was a mistake and I wish my parents had aborted me

    • @bealivingmiracle
      @bealivingmiracle 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Mitchell, hi. Has anyone helped you process this thought that your life is a mistake?

  • @brandonlane3090
    @brandonlane3090 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    5:13 - MORE OF THIS

  • @alexismarquez3674
    @alexismarquez3674 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    LET'S SUPPORT THE BUSINESS OF ANDRO CATIS. ANDRO CATIS NEEDS GUIDANCE. I UNDERSTAND THE ATTITUDE OF TITA LIZA GARCIA CATIS, SHE'S EXPOSED WITH HER FARM PROPERTY. ME AND DEE-ANN URSULA GARCIA CATIS NEVER FOUGHT EVERSINCE. DEE-ANN URSULA GARCIA CATIS IS A NICE PERSON 🙏 SHE PRAYS AT ATENEO DE ZAMBOANGA UNIVERSITY, LA PURISIMA STREET ZAMBOANGA CITY. DEE-ANN URSULA GARCIA CATIS IS NICER THAN LIANNE CRISELDA YU. MARQUEZ.

  • @TheJefzemail
    @TheJefzemail 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Inspiration! Love to hear the words from a man of God

  • @jmladygodsgrace2788
    @jmladygodsgrace2788 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Well Lord, thank you! Amen. Very good talk.

  • @dangmander9178
    @dangmander9178 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Inspiring words. Thank you, Brett.

  • @peterondesign
    @peterondesign 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Smart. Well spoken. This deserves more attention

  • @marykaymkkh9804
    @marykaymkkh9804 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you - I TH-cam "Shauna Niequist Bacon Wrapped Dates" and everybother person comes up. So 'googling' only your name - and here it is. I love making this "recipe". Again, thank you!

  • @MARKO-ls2kt
    @MARKO-ls2kt 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Bus ride stars 13:20

  • @dodu8281
    @dodu8281 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    tony dungy is the gandhi of the nfl

  • @jamescovey9035
    @jamescovey9035 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Our natural state isnt to be idle. It's to fearlessly seek out any and all unknowns. To experience as many new experiences that we can as Jesse points out. Sure, there will be failures, sure there will be great success, but, these are just words, words with no value, because each one gives us little to load of knowledge and sharpens our skills. Just look at the beginning of your life. Each morning you were faced with massive challenges and you failed repeatedly, over and over, because you lacked a mind, there was no awareness of your failures and sometimes the pain that came from a failure. You simply keeps moving forward, continued to chase after what you saw and heard, filling your brain with precious data, knowledge, developing your skills. -That childlike state still exist, There are many circuits in the brain. I want to cover only four. 1. Has to do with adventure. 2. This has to do with resilience. 3. This one has to do with(let me put it my way) active meditation or not letting the mind wander. 4. For me, its service, which yes I am a monk one who is always in the service of others not for gain or attention, recognition, this. This circuit has to do with generosity. Now doesn't these circuits fit right in with a young child's mentality? By living through these circuits our brain will make these amazing powerful chemicals, dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin-food can do this too and let's not leave out endorphins. Now there are four laws in nature. When I went back through my life I saw that I lived them without any awareness of doing so. These four laws I taught to people and they changed people's lives. These laws will activate the four circuits. 1. Accept everything and everyone without passing judgment. 2. Genuinely, with an open heart take an interest in everything and everyone. 3. Let it go, once the moment has ended, it over as though it never happened. 4. Move on so that you will always be prepared for whatever is coming next. -Good Day

  • @jamescovey9035
    @jamescovey9035 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Tolerance, where are you? Zero tolerance mean what? So let's say zero to ten. Zero meaning I have no tolerance and ten I have all the tolerance in the world-through whatever at me and I can deal with it, manage it and be completely at peace with it. Where are you? What person or thing could I say that would show where your tolerance is? Now, let's flip this coin. This life of amazing things that will come to you comes with a cost. The next time you meet up with a friend and they go off on a negative about someone or something, you will not engage in their conversation. You are now living in peace, in accord with all species on earth. Those once had neurological connection are gone, dissolved no longer there. Your mind is blank. Which means your friend is going to notice this and become irritated or they will want what you have a d that is peacefulness, they will notice the change in you and want it too. Especially, when you discuss what is new in your life.

  • @jamescovey9035
    @jamescovey9035 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Now, our brain cant make it's own energy, it's own glucose right. So it takes from the body, as much as 25 percent, I think it's much higher. When I decided to test what I discovered about myself thanks to the doctor in India on people. I got massive results and I also discovered something by asking people this question, where ever I went. How do you feel at 5 o'clock? Each and every word will cause the brain to work, firing up 1000s or millions, add emotion to the words and you could activate billions of neurological connections, thus draining your body of energy. By the end of the day, you have spent all your body's energy and on what? Did the words create productivity? Did the words produce any creativity? Did the words move you in a direction that will bring great things into your life? Odds are, you are living off the environment, it is controlling you. There will and always be parts of your brain which cant be turned off. They are designed or put there to insure we stick to what we think about the most. From 2012 to 2016, I worked with over a 1000 people, some were patients. I had this one lady I her early 50s, she was there to treat her fibromyalgia. She was angry, she was pissed a d couldn't get past a break up. Six months goes by a d she comes in, sits down with a big grin on her face. I say, What? Its gone. What's gone? Now she did bring it up in the beginning of our sessions, the fibromyalgia. She was simply using up so much energy, always in a negative state.

  • @jamescovey9035
    @jamescovey9035 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    It takes only three days for a neurological connection to take place, to break one could take months, or much longer. For example, a life coach is working with a CEO, and he's stumped, he cant figure out how to get this guy on the right track. Eventually he realizes something, so he asked this CEO, do you watch the news? Yes. Do read the newspaper? Yes, This CEO was keeping these connections and these connections are heavily associated with words.

  • @jamescovey9035
    @jamescovey9035 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    When you came into this world. You started living as humans are suppose to live, which is to be fully present, to go seek out new unknown experiences. To fill you brain with knowledge. To grow mentally and physically, to develop skills, to continuously tap into your hidden potentials. Every living thing on this planet lives through its natural given instincts. We humans are no different, we are suppose to be living through our natural abilities. When we live, move through each experience fully unaware of our actions, each experience will bring out a specific ability to manage that experience. It is through this natural state that fulfillment takes place, joy happens onit's own, happiness comes a d it goes. Whatever sensation we are experiencing we are not pulled to it, we are not stopping and connecting with it. Because if we do this, we pull ourselves out of the moment, thus, putting us behind what is coming next. And this is where everyone is at, always behind in what is about to happen.

  • @jamescovey9035
    @jamescovey9035 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Stop and think about it. Why do we have this powerful brain and amazing body, put them together and we can achieve anything? Kim Peek showed us that our brain can hold an infinite amount of data. A 115 pound girl lifts a track off her dad, sits it on her lap, pulls him out from under it. Put the two together, a powerful brain and a powerful body. So, why are words so powerful? Each word lights up a different part of the brain. Make a sentence, have a conversation and the entire brain will light up and what does your brain do? Your brain starts making chemicals. Now, are these happy chemicals or sad, or joyful or angry or what? These chemicals create attitudes, create moods, they create our mindset. What would happen, if you could wake up with yesterday, without last week, without last year and so on? You would wake up to joy. You would not be pulled to go do something to give you joy, fulfillment, to bring you happiness.

  • @jamescovey9035
    @jamescovey9035 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    So, its 2009, I am a part of a global think tank, member from around the world tackle what ever is brought to us. A few months in and I receive an email from a doctor in India. Are you a monk? It would take me four years to discover what he was seeing. But, I am able to go much farther with than what the Buddha, Jesus and the way taught in Tao Te Ching. Imagine, waking up without any wants, needs, desires, likes or dislikes towards anything or anything, you are completely free of words that pass judgement. "You do not exist" Because, there are few words that you know and "I" isnt one of them.

  • @suerichardson2497
    @suerichardson2497 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    I really didn't intent to watch the whole hour - was just going to check it out. I loved every minute - watched the entire hour. I was reminded of very practical ways to deal with anxiety and depression. Seems like so many (esp kids) are experiencing those feelings because of social isolation related to the pandemic. This grandmother highly recommends watching!

  • @SoundSpliff
    @SoundSpliff 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Deeply powerful

  • @5422074
    @5422074 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    This is pure gold!

  • @ASRivera
    @ASRivera 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    This guy is a treasure for humanity !! Thank you for the Video

  • @SamSquanch66
    @SamSquanch66 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Holy smokes! Watched this, got stoked about notching up my personal journey, went to hit that like button it ticked from 99 to 💯 Thank you!

  • @agentferf
    @agentferf 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    hes got a nice beard here 😆 love jesses stuff!

  • @godrulesme8619
    @godrulesme8619 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    *Notice how these millionaires and the famous don't ever speak about God?* And what God might want us to do in life...and just as an example we have millions of people dying from lack of shelter and food and healthcare and even dental. yet people will ramble on about how to make more money and how to run more miles and get what you want in life. No wonder why the world is crumbling... People look up to stooges like this And of course if any of them read this they will delete it because that's what those in power do is they don't allow for freedom of speech and when their egos hurt they go whining like little babies and delete your comments.

  • @stefanstrijk
    @stefanstrijk 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Getting an apple now

  • @bobear9970
    @bobear9970 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Good on you guys, we need more of this kind of inspiration in the world. And I really like his story with the orthodox monks, and of course when Goggins came to live with him for 30 days. Much Love!

  • @sofialopez3866
    @sofialopez3866 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Priceless! Worth every second, thank you guys!

  • @carlospozo802
    @carlospozo802 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    el rubio le vio todo, ella no le importo