CNLP 145 - Regi Campbell on Radically Mentorship For Men that Transforms their Leadership and Families

What Radical Husbands Do is a straightforward book written by a man for men, providing specific things to do rather than abstract advice, psycho-babble, religion, or feel-good frills. Drawing from Regi Campbell's personal journey through a strong start, mid-marriage struggles, and eventual thriving 45-year marriage with Miriam, it outlines 12 steps like deciding to commit, burning the ships, dropping expectations, loving what she loves, and thinking long-term. Tested through mentoring 104 young married men with only two divorces (both initiated by wives), it equips husbands to go all-in and create an environment of acceptance and happiness in their marriages.

About My Father's Business offers a proven methodology and step-by-step process, including the Intentionality Map (IMAP), for assessing coworkers' spiritual states and helping them move toward Christ. Drawing from his experiences as a businessman and new believer, Regi Campbell shows how to integrate faith with professional life, share the gospel naturally, and pursue ministry in the marketplace while navigating workplace guidelines.

Getting to Yes, written by Roger Fisher, William Ury, and Bruce Patton, introduces the concept of principled negotiation. This approach separates the people from the problem, focuses on interests rather than positions, invents options for mutual gain, and insists on using objective criteria. The book provides strategies to manage emotions, avoid common negotiation traps, and deal with 'dirty tricks' used by other parties. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the other side's perceptions, managing misperceptions, and creating a collaborative environment to reach agreements that satisfy both parties.

In 'Sacred Marriage,' Gary Thomas uncovers how marriage can become a doorway to a closer walk with God and each other. The book emphasizes that God's primary intent for marriage is not to make couples happy, but to make them holy. It provides insights from Scripture, church history, and Christian classics, along with practical advice to help couples transform their marital struggles into spiritual and personal growth. The book covers topics such as turning marital struggles into spiritual appreciation, loving with a stronger sense of purpose, and partnering in spiritual growth and character formation.