In the final section of the human performance talk, we get practical about stepping forward.

By implementing a few tactics each day, we can step into a compounding effect that multiplies our growth.

(Pro tip: Ben Franklin— who created his own Junto— said that compounding interest is one of the most powerful forces on the planet. It doesn’t just work in banking, it works in life too!)

Here's how...

The gains— in any area of human performance— are found in the grind of the daily work. However, apart from a purpose, this process seems bleak and boring sometimes…

But, when we tap into a purpose, things change.

“As a man thinketh, so is he…”

Turns out, it’s somewhat true. The gains we make in human performance are largely determined by our belief structure.

Your physical strength is only part of human performance.

In short bonus episode, pulled from a longer talk, Mike introduces us to the concept of human performance.

Here’s what to listen for—

🔥 We don’t know the limits of human performance

🔥 You must move out of your comfort zone in order to grow…

🔥 Performance involves being able to “perform” in the right environment….

Consider the final point. We must be able to execute in the correct environment.

A WWF wrestler probably won’t do well at hockey— and a hockey player doesn’t usually do great at football. They need training— and growth— for their specific environments.

We do, as well.

We were born for a special purpose. Every one of us!

We all have a unique skill set made up of our strengths, resources, talents, passions and gifts.

These gifts were given to us by our Creator to use and serve the world around us.

If you have accepted Jesus into your life, you must understand that you are a disciple of His and that there are responsibilities of great importance that come with that.

Being a follower of Jesus is not just an insurance policy or a way to make all our problems go away. It’s about doing the world’s most important work.

Junto was created as a need…

Mike was searching for purpose, and he began meeting with other men. He realized most men have common struggles.

Moreover, he found a solution: do it together.

Here's how it happened, and why...

Kingdom men don’t quit. They’re relentless.

They—

👉 Discover who they are (and continuing to walk in that identity— because if you don’t know who you are, you’ll seek that affirmation in the wrong places, from spaces that can’t make you whole)

👉 Define their area of operations— the space God has them stewarding right now (which changes and develops over time, depending on your age and life station)

👉 Deploy and do it all unto the Lord— so they experience His presence and power in each area of life AND impart that grace to others

Then, they keep doing it, over and over, getting better and better at it, bringing others along with them.