How to Avoid Being a Slave to Your Past with Chris Williams

Chris Williams is an entrepreneur, husband, father to two boys, and a humble servant of God.

I recently had the opportunity to appear as a guest on Chris's show, The World According to Chris: a podcast for struggling entrepreneurs, corporate professionals, network marketers, and small business owners.

We talk about the usual fare—faith, family, and freedom—with an emphasis on Chris's role as the man of his household.

At one point, I ask him, "What would the world look like if fatherlessness wasn't a thing anymore?" He had a very interesting take on this issue, among many other important issues of the day.

Check out "The World According to Chris" at:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-world-according-to-chris/id1224976288

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Episode Preview
02:05 - Introduction to Chris Williams
10:05 - Incorporating FAITH into your work
16:35 - How Chris helps "all men focus on GROWing up"
23:42 - How society would look if the fatherlessness crisis ended tomorrow
27:29 - The "secret" to a successful and long-lasting marriage
37:00 - Being fully present to your kids when both parents are entrepreneurs
44:26 - Why REST is underrated
49:53 - What's next for Chris?
53:30 - Chris's definition of a "sovereign human being"
58:03 - Why it's time to let the past go

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