Welcome back to another episode of the "In the Red Podcast" with your host, Anthony Hart. Whether you're a long-time listener or this is your first time here, we value your presence and believe that everyone, including you, plays an essential role in the conversation we're about to have.
This podcast aims to inspire meaningful dialogue and provide fresh perspectives. Our goal is to make you think, challenge your beliefs, and encourage you to converse with those around you. We live in a world filled ...
Welcome back to another episode of the "In the Red Podcast" with your host, Anthony Hart. Whether you're a long-time listener or this is your first time here, we value your presence and believe that everyone, including you, plays an essential role in the conversation we're about to have.
This podcast aims to inspire meaningful dialogue and provide fresh perspectives. Our goal is to make you think, challenge your beliefs, and encourage you to converse with those around you. We live in a world filled with arguments and debates, but we truly need more genuine conversation to share perspectives, listen, learn, and grow together.
Anthony reflects on the power of trust in these conversations. Trust is built when people listen and witness the consistency between words and actions. Just as in his role as a pastor, Anthony learned that true impact comes from sharing moments in conversation, fostering trust, and being an example through actions.
Anthony introduces the central theme of this episode: the distinction between "presence" and "being present." He emphasizes how our culture often prioritizes having a commanding "presence," trying to stand out and demand attention. However, this focus on presence can lead to a superficial need for validation and attention, turning people into beggars for recognition.
In contrast, "being present" means connecting genuinely with others, offering value, and serving rather than demanding attention. It's about listening, sharing, and walking alongside others, even in their struggles. Anthony believes this distinction is crucial in various aspects of life, from family dynamics to business leadership.
Anthony also discusses his experience with The Founder Con Christian Business Conference, where they prioritize speakers who are present on stage and throughout the event, engaging in conversations and fostering connections.
He urges listeners to apply this understanding of presence and being present in their own lives, suggesting that it can bring transformation to family relationships, workplaces, and spiritual growth. He emphasizes that God is always present with us, and we should embrace this presence in our everyday lives.
In conclusion, Anthony challenges listeners to consider whether they are trying to cultivate a commanding presence or truly being present with those around them. He encourages everyone to be present, listen, and connect with others, as it is in these moments that real change and transformation can occur.
Thank you for tuning in to this episode of the "In the Red Podcast." Have a blessed and meaningful week ahead, and remember to be present with those who matter most in your life.
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Want more from Pastor Anthony? Check him out on the FIT Network Resource Hub https://www.fitinfaithmedia.com/mediaapp
And on the Founder Collective Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-founder-collective-podcast/id1673059154
