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Mar 22, 2026 15 min

Who’s Keeping Score?

from Words With Myself Hosted by Luke Rixson

Who’s actually keeping score in your life? In this episode, we talk about success, failure, and how easily we label ourselves based on a few moments. The truth is, nothing is that fixed. You can feel lost one minute and everything can change the next. This is about zooming out, understanding the difference between what you're feeling right now and how your life is really unfolding over time. Most of what we call “failure” is just part of the process. If you’ve been feeling stuck, behind, or unsure if things are working out, this episode is a reminder that not everything needs to make sense yet. Just keep going. Whether you’re in the thick of a hard chapter or standing at an unforeseen turning point, this episode invites you to reframe your pain as preparation, to accept that success and failure are not permanent verdicts, and to find steadiness in an unfolding journey. Stay with us — what looks like an ending may be the turning point you’ve been living toward. Thank you for listening.

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Who’s Keeping Score?

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Chapters

  1. 0:03 The Scorekeeper of Life
  2. 0:23 The Role of God in Our Lives
  3. 2:47 Rushing Through Chapters
  4. 4:53 Trusting the Process
  5. 7:46 The Complexity of Acceptance
  6. 9:31 The Value of Suffering
  7. 11:27 Perspective on Life’s Challenges
  8. 12:51 Embracing Life’s Uncertainty

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