The Little Things (Gal 5:9)
Episode 7 of the Dear Tyla podcast, hosted by Dear Tyla, titled "The Little Things (Gal 5:9)" was published on January 23, 2025 and runs 26 minutes.
January 23, 2025 ·26m · Dear Tyla
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Summary
Progress is something we all desire but it comes on the basis of the little things we do. Those steps of dedication and discipline cause us to enter into great experiences while on the other hand the little things we do wrong have a serious negative effect. In this episode we discuss the value of consistency.
Episode Description
Progress is something we all desire but it comes on the basis of the little things we do. Those steps of dedication and discipline cause us to enter into great experiences while on the other hand the little things we do wrong have a serious negative effect. In this episode we discuss the value of consistency.
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