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In this episode of the Emissary Authors Podcast, Aaron Walker, an experienced entrepreneur, author, and mentor, shares his unique journey of becoming an author and the benefits it brought. Aaron discusses his initial hesitation to write a book, the considerable effort and time it took, and the tangible returns it brought: new coaching clients and speaking engagements, all from sharing his story in his book. Aaron emphasizes viewing authorship as a platform to leave a legacy and inspire others with one’s individual narrative and experiences, instead of just a commercial endeavor. He advocates for authors to write authentically and acknowledge that their personal story is essential for providing hope and encouragement to readers.
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Embrace a Fulfilled Life: Achieve Success AND Significance What if you could become successful and help others succeed simultaneously? Imagine being respected not just for your achievements, but also for the differences you make in the lives of others. Join author, Aaron Walker as he shares his life experiences over the last 44 years - owning eight lucrative businesses, building relationships with top American entrepreneurs like Dave Ramsey, Dan Miller, Ken Abraham, and being a family man married to one woman for decades.
When most men are asked about their lives—peeling back the layers of church, sports, work, and hobbies to what matters to their core—they’ll likely admit that something’s missing.
Sam Feeney reached a “good enough” level of living, with a great family, nice house, and good job, only to find that he was seeking something more. He shares his journey to find personal satisfaction and growth within Why Aren’t You Thriving?
Sam identified 7 Core Areas where men have the opportunity to live more fully: Faith, Identity, Mission, Career, Health, Relationships, and Finances.
Sometimes, the greatest (and only) thing we can offer is ourselves. When Larry Cripps was drafted into the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, he had little idea of what lay in store for him and his future comrades, both on and off the battlefield.
At the risk of his own life, in exchange for a future he couldn’t imagine, Larry began a journey that would go much further than the jungles of Southeast Asia, the deserts of the Middle East, or anywhere else he deployed in service of his country. Progressing from armored cavalry to the Navy Chaplain Corps, Larry discovered that the wildest war zones of all were the hearts and minds of the service members he counseled and cared for.
Larry D. Cripps was born near Smithville, TN. Drafted into the US Army in 1969, he served in the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment in South Vietnam and Cambodia. During his 32 years of naval service, Larry served in various assignments including the U. S. Marine Corps, Combatant Commands, Naval Expeditionary Combat Command, and Naval Special Warfare Command. His military career and ministry spans three wars - Vietnam, Desert Shield and Desert Storm, the 9/11 Terrorist attacks, and the War on Terror. He attended the Naval Chaplain School, and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Education and History and a Masters of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Larry and his wife, Charlene, reside in Hendersonville, TN.
Are you ethical? Only by investigating all sides and contemplating every angle can we improve ethical decision-making, build more trusting relationships, and help create a more ethical world. Join our panel of leaders and thinkers as we grapple with a new ethical challenge each week.
Join Rabbi Yonason Goldson for Grappling with the Gray.
Emissary helps faith-based authorstell the stories that matter. New on the Emissary Authors Podcast In this episode, hosts Jason Todd and Paul Edwards interview Sam Feeney, the author of "Sam Feeney's Career Factors." They discuss the importance of digging deep to discover the real reasons behind why people choose to write books or work in specific fields. Delving into personal experiences, Sam shares his process of helping individuals assess their career paths and motivations, providing...
Emissary helps faith-based authorstell the stories that matter. New on the Emissary Authors Podcast In this episode, hosts Jason Todd and Paul Edwards chat with Curtis Honeycutt about his latest book, 'The E Word', which provides a fresh perspective on evangelism. Curtis shares his experiences of witnessing faith in action, the power of personal stories and understanding people as individuals for effective evangelism. He also highlights the importance of connecting people to the 'vine' of...
Emissary helps faith-based authorstell the stories that matter. New on the Emissary Authors Podcast On this episode of the Emissary Publishing Podcast, hosts Paul Edwards and Jason Todd converse with their guest, author Ryan James Miller. Drawing from his personal experience, Ryan provides a candid insight into the difficulties of writing and marketing a book. Instead of writing to create a business card or promotional tool, he advises would-be authors to write a book if they're fully...
