Let's say you walk into your bedroom and it's trashed. It's a mess and you haven't taken care of anything in three weeks and it shows. What is your inclination? One the one hand, you know it needs to be cleaned. On the other hand, it's such a big mess you want to just give up, sit down, and feel overwhelmed. So what's the solution? To start small. 

Topics we discussed:​

• The concept of micro-progress and why it's okay to take small, baby steps
• Finding your predominant fault through regular confession and an examination of conscience 
• The big problems the Church is facing today, and what small steps we all can take
• Why the definition of discipleship is friendship with Christ, friendship with others, and teaching others to do the same. 

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Resources we mentioned:

• ​"Micro-Progress and the Magic of Just Getting Started" by Tim Herrera
• "The Physics of Productivity" by James Clear 
• "The Three Ages of the Interior Life" by Father Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange, O.P.​
• "Christifiedeles Laici" by Saint Pope John Paul the Great 
• Pope Francis on "The art of accompaniment" 

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Our grandparent's generation didn't have to worry about how to explain traditional marriage to their ten year old. But today, living in a culture that lacks a moral compass, we have to equip our kids to understand and own the truth about these issues.