JP Bachmann

Adversity has a way of removing the noise from our lives. It forces us to reevaluate what we use to define ourselves. It shows us the things we hold too tightly and the things we never valued enough. In the moment it just feels painful, but looking back, those are the seasons that start to shape direction. Adversity creates space to notice what God has been building in you long before the struggle began. It may not be pleasant, but it is honest. And honesty is where purpose begins to grow.

Imagine your possibilities, one experiment at a time. Hello again from JP, the guy with the Whys. What was the last idea that made you say to yourself “I could never do that?” Mike Rowe developed a television program called Somebody’s Gotta Do It , where he worked alongside people with unusual jobs. In one episode, he joined a beekeeper to remove a giant hive from someone’s home.  Here’s what surprised me about the beekeeper though.  He was a retired police officer. Most people would likely...

When success becomes infinite, we stop chasing it and start living it. That shift allows us to celebrate milestones without feeling lost afterward. It changes how we move through life, because success stops being an event and becomes an embodiment of the life God created for us.