When you approach life as a school, you get many lessons and teachers. Some are in a conventional educational setting, but some are not. Join me as we explore the timeless wisdom of the Bible in solving real world lessons, delivered through business and life.

When disasters happen in your life, does your brain make them worse by your thoughts? The anxieties of life can close on you suddenly, like a trap. Self help and horoscopes and tough love have a whole bunch of superstitious aspects to them, but the enduring wisdom of the Bible helps us on our journey in contentedness and living an Adventure of a Lifetime.

There are so many things to teach young toddlers, like helping them learn to walk and talk, but you will never ever have to teach a toddler how to fight. How to lie. How to have a fit when tired and cranky. The self help movement would tell you that its our primal brain helped us survive caveman days, but really its what the Bible describes as our flesh. We can choose to submit to a life of slavery to the flesh, referred to as "boss baby," in hopes of gaining blips of pleasure. Jesus warns us of an impending trap if we choose that life. We can also rather choose to have our flesh submit to our will, to God's will. There are some very compelling reasons for doing this. Through the struggle, we can learn what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect, as we renew our minds.

One of the most epic men in history, Moses, had fled for his life with the clothes on his back. He settles into a life of normalcy and says he's content. Let's look at the clues in his life to see if he was truly content. Self help compared with the wisdom of the Bible.

One of the most epic men in history, Moses, had everything he needed in the convention of the world at the time, all the tools to operate from his vision, but he didn’t have the wisdom to do the job. He was a man of action. His attempts to manifest his vision were useless. If all it takes is manifestation and “the universe has your back,” Moses should have been successful. Only thing was, he was fleeing for his life, with the clothes on his back. His vision and his wisdom needed a lot of adjustment.

One of the most epic men in history, Moses, had everything he needed in the convention of the world at the time, all the tools to operate from his vision, but he didn’t have the wisdom to do the job. He was a man of action. His attempts to manifest his vision were useless. If all it takes is manifestation and “the universe has your back,” Moses should have been successful. Only thing was, he was fleeing for his life, with the clothes on his back. His vision and his wisdom needed a lot of adjustment.

A guy of epic proportions, with epic beginnings. He was so revered as a leader in the Jewish world, that they even named their legal and religious practices after him, calling it “mosaic law.” Self Help movement compared with Biblical wisdom