
Hi! Included here for download are your Section 1 Supplemental activities and a look at Chris Guillebeau's Unconventional Guide (it's a bonus read, not part of the course).
Expose the four lies of success—the four Ps of power, possessions, popularity, and pleasure—and reframe achievement around enduring values. Question cultural cues and choose lasting meaning over worldly gains.
Explore biblical success through three stories—the parable of the talents, Solomon's wisdom, and Joseph's faithful rise—showing success as following the master's will, using resources for God's glory.
Prepare for blessings by cultivating a relationship with God, stewarding resources as a conduit rather than a container, and remaining faithful in small things.
Build your worldview by identifying what you believe about God, the world, knowledge, ethics, and humanity, and fit the corner pieces to see how beliefs shape your life.
Learn how mental and moral qualities shape your character from thoughts to habits, and why integrity, honesty, courage, and compassion influence your work, relationships, and how you reflect Christ.
Develop your character by choosing wisely when it's hard, balance higher controls with appetites, and strengthen habits through writing, interviews with admired people, and a Franklin-inspired weekly trait.
Examine the love-hate relationship with beauty, its costly pursuit, and how God-designed, intrinsic worth guides us toward a natural standard, beyond airbrushed ideals and dieting pressures.
Train your brain to counter negative self-talk by avoiding damaging beauty messages, embracing Bible study, prayer, and mentorship, and serving others to boost worth and inner beauty over outward looks.
Explore how jealousy and vulnerability affect women, examining Satan's targets, the dangers of unconfessed sins, and staying grounded in eternal truth to protect self-worth and relationships.
Explore your worldview, your character, and your worth, and understand how beliefs, knowledge, ethics, and God-defined value shape who you are and how you live.
Explore techniques to discern God's will for your life by drawing on talents, spiritual gifts, passions, and values to craft a personal purpose statement.
Define guiding principles for career choices by seeking first the kingdom of God, honoring your design and morals, caring for your body, and balancing evangelism with wise financial decisions.
See yourself as an adult in training, embracing responsibility and tough lessons as you prepare for independence, with a clean slate—no police records, addictions, unhealthy relationships, or kids.
Identify your arsenal by listing talents, spiritual gifts, resources, and attitude. Then translate these into a clear purpose statement to guide your path.
Identify your values, gifts, and talents to draft a personal purpose statement. Use this purpose to guide godly goal setting and express your unique impact.
Develop godly goals across six life areas—spiritual, physical, intellectual, relationships with friends and family, community service, and legacy—by writing specific, measurable actions aligned with your purpose statement.
Avoid common life hurdles by choosing discipline over substances, widening your perspective beyond the fishbowl, and facing fears with faith while balancing peers, grades, and relationships.
Glorify God and clarify your role as an adult in training, building on strengths and your personal mission, while embracing practical principles to reach goals quickly and avoid roadblocks.
Discover 15 principles and tips to fast-track your path to fulfilling your life purpose, boosting your success with fewer missteps and proven techniques that work across relationships.
begin with the end in mind using your life purpose statement, embrace being weird, and navigate the accountability ladder to attract success through disciplined habits and cohorts.
Learn to write your goals, speak them, and commit with action plans and progress reports to boost achievement, embrace feedback, and overcome rejection as learning opportunities.
Review 15 practical tips to accelerate success, starting with the end in mind, taking responsibility, building the right cohorts, and writing and pursuing clear goals with belief and gratitude.
Challenging the world's shallow romance, this lecture shows how dating often centers on personal gain—self-centered, temporary, and replaceable—and invites embracing God's plan for lasting love and a future spouse.
Glorify God through relationships by practicing other-centered love that reflects God's image. Marriage exists to display Christ's covenant with the church and God's character, not just for happiness.
Explore how Eve's desire and Adam's trust fail in Genesis 3, triggering blame, communication breakdown, and consequences, with a biblical call to understand and break the curse.
Break the curse of Genesis 3 by five steps: prayer, Bible reading, guarding choices, becoming a godly woman, and reading Lady in Waiting to prepare for a godly man.
Oxytocin drives partner and parent-child bonds, with women producing it more and at higher levels during intercourse, labor, and breastfeeding; meaningful touch triggers bonding and trust, shaping relationships and heartbreak.
Trust God with your love life, follow a biblical purity standard (Ephesians 5:3; Matthew 5:28), and apply a rule of thumb guarding against lust, kissing, and daydreaming.
Rock your life guides toward a godly, directed relationship with the relationship railway, emphasizing solid faith, life direction, non-negotiables, discernment, and trusting God’s timing.
Be what you want to marry by developing godly character now, as shown in Genesis 24 with Rebecca and the Proverbs 31 example, so you’re ready when your match comes.
Explore why physical charm alone won't sustain relationships; assess a partner's faith in God, character, communication, and long-term commitment before pursuing love.
Explore relationship deal breakers, including illegal activity, abuse, mismatched core beliefs, purity struggles, and lack of purpose, and learn to exit unhealthy dynamics and pursue godly standards.
Learn to break up respectfully by choosing the right time and place, delivering a direct, kind explanation, setting no contact terms, offering closure, and trusting God to heal.
Identify hands-on service and awareness as top volunteer categories and plan a local four-month project, then execute a three-hour, photo-documented event with at least ten participants for your portfolio.
Welcome to Rock Your Life!
What topics does the course cover, exactly?
Here are the sections we'll cover and their corresponding descriptions.
I. What is Success?
We'll explore success as the world sees it and compare and contrast to the Bible's version in order to learn a better method of self-measurement.
II. Who are you?
Section two explores the stuff that makes you, YOU. We'll look at our world view, character traits, self-worth and get the answer to why girls especially are on Satan's hit list.
III. Where are you going?
Alright, section three is all about YOU! We'll take the time to talk about your purpose in life, take inventory of your unique gifts, skills and interests and learn how to turn those things into a purpose statement and Godly goals that will guide your life choices! God's will for your life gets easier to define in this session!
IV. How do you get there?
Did you know that there are success principles that will ALWAYS WORK when you use them? Totally true– and I'm going to teach you my favorite 15 success tips to get you well on your way to achieving the life of adventure that God has planned for you.
V. What about Relationships?
There is no way I could have a class for young women and NOT talk about romantic relationships, so we'll answer questions about the purpose of relationships, the curse of Genesis 3, brain chemistry, how to break up well, what to do with guilt, and much more in this section.
VI. Why service makes a difference!
Many young women get signed up for service projects like singing in nursing homes or collecting canned food but they never see how it connects to the life of Christ, or how it can benefit them. In the course I line it all up and give them a template to complete their own projects!
What benefits can I expect from “Rock Your Life"?
1. Confidence–there is an incredible confidence and attractiveness that comes when you learn about who God made you to be.
2. Better understanding of God's will for your life–we'll look deeply into your particular spiritual gifts, talents and passions and combine them with time tested success principles to map out your life purpose.
3. Money–no, it won't fall from the sky, but I have never known a college that didn't offer some form of scholarship to a young person involved in exceptional service. Since you'll have initiated your own project (don't worry, there is a step-by-step guide) you'll be in the running for these types of scholarships.
4. Great resumé builders–when you apply for a job, employers are looking at character and experience, and of those two character is infinitely more important. When you are able to put this course on your resume and list your service project as “volunteer work" you're gonna look like a great potential employee!
5. A support system–"A life of excellence is never built alone"–Me. Yep, I just quoted myself. Its true though! One of the benefits of “Rock Your Life" is that you're going to connect with excellent young women in other parts of the world. You'll be able to support and encourage and pray for each other long after you graduate the course.
6. A job or grad school reference–It would be a great pleasure to write you a letter of recommendation! I don't want to intimidate you, but I'll definitely be keeping track of your classwork. If you do excellent work, you can BANK on me writing a great letter on your behalf.
What are the details?
You can work on the course at your own pace, but it is designed to take about 6 weeks, plus a special project. There is a downloadable workbook for each section of the course with daily activities ranging from journaling, to listening and summarizing a song, to Bible Study, to craft projects.
Rock Your Life is designed with mostly video segment introductions, personal reactions and hands-on exercises. There will also be some live sessions and there is a DIY service project requirement.
Will I have anything to show for my hard work?
Of course! Upon completion of the program you'll be sent a well-designed certificate of completion!
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