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Everyone seeks breakthroughs financial stability, physical fitness, personal growth, but we often want them overnight. The real key lies in a simple concept: Assiduity.  What is Assiduity?Assiduity means persistent and diligent effort. It’s not just about working hard; it’s about remaining committed to your goals long after the initial excitement fades. Chris Thomas emphasizes that assiduity is about sitting beside your work, staying engaged, and consistently pushing forward.  The Difference Between Intensity and AssiduityConsider two individuals: Marcus and David. Marcus starts strong two hour workouts and motivational videos, but he quickly burns out. David, on the other hand, dedicates just 30 minutes four times a week. Six months later, while Marcus is still talking about getting back into shape, David has made significant progress.  What separates them? It’s not intelligence or potential, but their approach. One attacked the goal; the other remained steadfast beside it.  The Importance of RepetitionChris

TempoTip: Stop Trusting Your IntentionsGood intentions sound impressive, but they don't automatically produce good results.In this episode of TempoTip Tuesday, Chris Thomas challenges the gap between what we intend to do and what we repeatedly choose to do. Drawing from behavioral science, the wisdom of Will Durant, and James 1:22, this episode examines why goals without systems often become nothing more than well-organized wishes.You'll discover why specific behaviors outperform vague intentions, how repetition shapes identity, and why motivation was never designed to carry the entire weight of your personal development.Because reading the book isn't the same as applying it. Buying the workout clothes isn't the same as working out. And owning six Bibles doesn't automatically make you spiritually mature.The question isn't simply, "What do you want?"The better question is:"What are you willing to repeat?"It's time to stop depending on intention and start developing the systems, habits, and disciplines capable

Most of us are unknowingly shaped by family doctrines we’ve never consciously challenged and those invisible beliefs influence every interaction, relationship, and decision. What if you could identify and intentionally rewrite those patterns to build a healthier, more unified family life? In this empowerment moment, we delve into the power of family doctrine, the ingrained beliefs and practices passed down across generations and how they quietly determine whether your family thrives or survives. Join us as we explore how daily repetition cements these beliefs, how they shape marriages, money habits, emotions, and even visions for the future. You’ll discover why understanding and intentionally shaping your family’s doctrine is the key to breaking cycles of dysfunction and cultivating lasting harmony. In this segment I break down:The difference between accidental and intentional family doctrines, and why the latter is crucial for growthHow ingrained beliefs about money, emotion, and success are reinforced every

In this TempoTip, Chris Thomas delivers a powerful reminder that the growth you want is often hidden behind the very habits you keep avoiding. With a clear and practical teaching style, he breaks down the difference between wanting results and doing the work required to achieve them, showing how discipline, accountability, and consistency are often the real “invoice” that comes with progress. Chris unpacks why procrastination is so costly, explaining that waiting for the “right moment” is usually just another name for delay. Drawing from scripture, personal development principles, and research on goal-setting and accountability, he challenges listeners to stop negotiating with the process and start moving with intention. He emphasizes that confidence usually follows action, not the other way around, and that uncertainty should never be used as an excuse to stay stuck. The TempoTip closes with a practical framework listeners can apply immediately. If you’ve been waiting for the perfect time to get started, thi

Most conversations about poverty focus on income that's just the surface. What if the real barriers are hidden traps, quietly controlling whether millions can move forward or remain stuck?In this eye-opening episode, Chris Thomas reveals a groundbreaking framework, the "cage" and the "noose." These powerful forces trap potential through structural barriers and relentless psychological pressure, making mobility and decision making nearly impossible regardless of intelligence or work ethic.You'll discover how systemic inequalities like education funding gaps and housing policies create invisible cages that limit opportunity. We break down how financial scarcity shrinks cognitive bandwidth, turning survival into a full-time job and perpetuating cycles of poverty across generations. Learn how these traps operate silently in everyday systems from healthcare to transportation and why traditional solutions often miss the mark.This episode is essential for anyone who wants to understand th

Family disconnect often stems from deep-seated fears and overlooked talents. In this eye-opening episode, we uncover the seven most common causes that quietly undermine family bonds and how understanding these can transform your relationships today. Are fears of failure, overwhelm, burnout, perfectionism, lack of motivation, or feeling unheard quietly sabotaging your family? You're not alone, and recognizing these blockers is the first step toward stronger, more authentic connections.Whether you're a parent, partner, or family member, you'll discover practical insights to break free from these invisible barriers. We break down how fear of rejection paralyzes growth, why burnout drains joy and energy, and how high standards can keep you stuck. Plus, learn real strategies to foster clarity, ignite passion, and uplift each other's talents so your family can thrive, not just survive.Key topics covered include:The toxic impact of fear of failure and how to shift mindsets for growthHow lack of clarity and accountab

Unlock the secret to transforming your spiritual and personal growth using simple, actionable steps rooted in scripture no matter where you are in life right now. In this episode clip, Chris Thomas reveals how choosing the right scripture can serve as a mirror to your current condition and a roadmap to your next breakthrough. Tired of feeling stuck? Discover how aligning with divine principles can help you tweak your foundation and build a life that reflects your highest potential. It’s not just about faith it’s about applying proven concepts that produce tangible proof of progress.You’ll discover:How selecting a scripture that speaks directly to your feelings can unlock clarity and purposeThe powerful framework of “Proof of Concept”: actionable steps that turn spiritual insights into real-life resultsWhy fixing your alignment with divine systems is essential to changing your circumstancesThe importance of community and accountability in multiplying your growthPractical ways to incorporate these principles in

Discover how Yeshua's (Jesus) healing acts restored individuals and communities. Learn the deeper implications of his work and its relevance today.When we reflect on the life of Yeshua (Jesus), one question often arises: What was the true purpose behind his healing acts? In this post, we’ll delve into how Yeshua’s (Jesus) approach to healing was not just about physical restoration but also about reintegrating individuals into their communities. Understanding this can transform our view of social dynamics and community health today.Connect with Us!Join our Tempo Communityhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/pacesetnetwork/?ref=share_group_linkRegister for EMP Family Biblical Sessions (Free)www.paceset.org Listen to our Podcast on Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3JpjQF2GKecxHlZ2rs0xfuListen to our Podcast on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tempo-w-chris-thomas/id1454714297

In this conversation, Chris Thomas explores the critical distinction between emulation and imitation in the context of Christian faith. He emphasizes the importance of building a firm foundation based on love, responsibility, and collective action, as demonstrated by Jesus. The discussion highlights the challenges posed by individualism in modern society and the need for believers to engage in communal responsibilities. Practical steps for family renewal and fostering emotional maturity are also presented, urging listeners to reflect on their own practices of faith and community engagement.TakeawaysWe confuse imitating Jesus and emulating Jesus.Imitation is performance-based, while emulation embodies transformation.Emulation requires emotional maturity and collective responsibility.Love is not just a feeling; it is a presence and responsibility.The modern society promotes individualism over community.Jesus taught shared burdens and communal living.Believers often prioritize personal goals over family responsi

Episode Overview: In this conversation, Chris Thomas discusses the need to update financial metrics that families use to measure their success. He argues that many individuals are using outdated benchmarks that do not reflect the current economic environment, leading to a false sense of stability. Thomas emphasizes the importance of adopting new metrics that focus on resilience, sustainability, and the ability to absorb financial shocks. He calls for a shift in mindset from legacy thinking to future-oriented strategies that prioritize protection and stability over mere income figures.Takeaways:Most families are not failing financially; they are using outdated metrics.Old money metrics do not reflect today's economic realities.Legacy thinking can hinder financial progress.Families need to measure their financial health accurately.Clarity in financial metrics is essential for protection.Income resilience is more important than job security.Home ownership must be sustainable, not just a status symbol.Bills being

In this episode, Chris Thomas discusses the shifting economic landscape and how it affects modern families. He emphasizes that the traditional rules of stability and security have changed, leaving families feeling anxious and confused. The conversation focuses on the need for a new framework that prioritizes protection, stability, and legacy over mere income numbers. Chris encourages listeners to acknowledge these changes and adapt their strategies accordingly to ensure financial well-being and generational wealth.“Own your Tempo, Move with Purpose, and Build with Power.”Join the Tempo Communityhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/pacesetnetwork/?ref=share_group_linkRegister for EMP Family Biblical Sessions (Free)www.paceset.org Tempo Media + Empowerment Company exists to inform, empower, and invest in people shifting how they think, live, and build wealth through knowledge, media, and actionable opportunities.faith | focus | finance | execution | community

In this EMP Session, Chris Thomas explores the concept of 'greater works' as outlined in John 14, emphasizing the importance of reframing the law, restoration, liberation from bondage, stewardship, and the role of discipleship in building a community infrastructure. He discusses how Jesus' teachings provide a clear system for believers to follow, focusing on the need for evidence of faith through works, the dangers of ego in leadership, and the necessity of creating a sustainable infrastructure for future generations.Tempo w/ Chris Thomas Podcast: Empowering underdogs, aspiring leaders, and entrepreneurs to accelerate growth, build wealth, and lead with purpose through practical strategies and a focus on high-impact execution.Each episode brings bold conversations and strategies that connect faith, focus, and financial growth into one blueprint.“Own your Tempo, Move with Purpose, and Build with Power.”EMP Family Biblical Sessions | Wednesdays at 6pm:EMP is where truth meets transformation. This se

In this enlightening session of EMP Family Biblical Sessions, Chris Thomas delves into the pivotal roles women play within the family and community, as outlined in biblical teachings. Exploring themes of spiritual authority, emotional intelligence, and generational influence, Chris emphasizes the importance of women as nurturers, guides, and heroes in God's family structure. Through scriptural references and personal anecdotes, this session challenges cultural norms and encourages women to reclaim their divine roles, fostering a legacy of wisdom, peace, and strength for future generations.Connect with Us!Join our Tempo Communityhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/pacesetnetwork/?ref=share_group_linkRegister for EMP Family Biblical Sessions (Free)www.paceset.org 

In this episode, Chris Thomas explores the concept of fear as a foundational element in our beliefs and decision-making processes. He discusses how fear operates not just as an emotion but as a geographical location that can limit our perception and actions. Through biblical references, he illustrates how fear can lead to spiritual exile and emphasizes the importance of knowledge and wisdom in overcoming fear. The discussion also highlights the societal implications of fear as an operating system and concludes with the example of Yeshua as a model for conquering fear and living in trust.Connect with Us!Join our Tempo Communityhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/pacesetnetwork/?ref=share_group_linkRegister for EMP Family Biblical Sessions (Free)www.paceset.org Read Keep the Tempo Blogs + Essayshttps://www.paceset.org/keepingthetempoblog

In this conversation, Chris Thomas discusses the concept of wage slavery, emphasizing that many Americans are not financially struggling due to laziness but rather due to systemic issues that keep them dependent on their jobs. He highlights the disparity between income and the rising costs of living, arguing that true freedom comes from financial literacy, ownership, and strategic planning. Thomas outlines a path to financial freedom that includes expanding skills, reducing expenses, and converting income into assets.Connect with Us!Join our Tempo Communityhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/pacesetnetwork/?ref=share_group_linkRegister for EMP Family Biblical Sessions (Free)www.paceset.org 

In this conversation, Chris Thomas discusses the importance of family roles, particularly focusing on the roles of fathers, grandfathers, uncles, and brothers. He emphasizes that the family functions as a government, where each member has a specific role that contributes to the overall strength and unity of the family. The discussion includes biblical references and practical insights on how to restore and uphold these roles to create a strong family structure and community.TakeawaysEmpowerment is essential for family dynamics.Fathers play a crucial role in establishing identity and values.The family should be viewed as a governing body.Grandfathers preserve family history and wisdom.Uncles serve as protectors and mentors within the family.Brothers are co-builders and defenders of family unity.Restoration of family roles is necessary for generational strength.Teaching children is a primary responsibility of fathers.Covenant and culture are established through family roles.Identifying missing roles in the fami

In this episode, Chris Thomas delves into the complexities of depression, emphasizing that it is not a random occurrence but a process influenced by ignorance, doubt, and fear. He introduces the concept of paradigms, explaining how our mental frameworks shape our perceptions and behaviors. Through a combination of personal insights, statistics, and scriptural references, Chris outlines practical steps to combat depression, including the importance of awareness, knowledge, and expressing emotions. He encourages listeners to challenge their paradigms and choose faith over fear to create a more fulfilling life.TakeawaysDepression is a process influenced by ignorance and fear.Understanding leads to faith, which fosters well-being.Your paradigm shapes your perception and behavior.Awareness and knowledge are crucial in combating depression.Expressing emotions is vital for mental health.Daily study can transform your mindset.Choosing faith over fear can change your outcomes.Your environment influences your mental st

In this episode, Chris Thomas introduces the concept of the 'Tempo State of Mind,' emphasizing the importance of aligning one's life with purpose and rhythm. He outlines five key pillars: faith, focus, fitness, family, and finance, which serve as the foundation for living a balanced and purposeful life. The discussion encourages listeners to adopt a proactive approach to their daily routines and to respect their individual pace in life, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling existence.Takeaways: This is about a way of thinking and building.It's about finding your rhythm in life.Faith sets your internal clock and keeps you steady.Clarity is a weapon; attention is currency.Fitness is essential for achieving your vision.Family is where your rhythm multiplies.Winners flow; losers force their way through life.Start your day with rhythm, not reaction.Protect your peace and your calendar.Mastering your tempo leads to mastering your life.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Tempo State of Mind01:32 The Fiv

This conversation explores the significance of immediate application in skill retention and its impact on long-term growth. Chris Thomas emphasizes that applying skills right away can lead to a 90% retention rate, while delaying application drastically reduces retention.Own Your Tempo. Move with Purpose. Build with Power.For more Transformative Demonstrations & Insights: Tempo Mastery Programhttps://www.paceset.org/product-page/tempo-mastery?origin=shopping+cartUNTapped: The Power of Personal Development Bookhttps://www.paceset.org/product-page/untapped-the-power-of-personal-development?origin=shopping+cartUNTapped Self Analysis Worksheet https://www.paceset.org/product-page/self-analysis-wrksht?origin=shopping+cartFREE: UNTapped Personal Development Planhttps://www.paceset.org/product-page/pdp-wrksht?origin=shopping+cartTempo Capital: Trade w/Chris Workshop https://www.paceset.org/product-page/mid-day-trade-with-chris?origin=shopping+cartEMP Bible Study: to join email us! email: thomas@paceset.org 

In this episode of Tempo with Chris Thomas, we dissect Ralph Waldo Emerson’s timeless essay “Compensation” and reveal how it’s more than just poetic philosophy, it’s a spiritual law, a personal mirror, and a blueprint for elevation.From universal justice to personal accountability, Chris breaks down how every action, word, and intention creates a ripple effect; one that pays you back in character, consequence, or compensation. This episode connects Emerson’s thoughts with biblical scripture, modern-day stats, and real-life examples of how people rise, fall, and rebuild based on what they give to the world.Topics Covered: • What Emerson really meant by “every sweet hath its sour” • Why you can’t cheat the system — because you are the system • How pain becomes payment and obedience creates overflow • Scriptural parallels to every major point in the essay • Real-life stories of justice and elevationFeatured Scriptures:Galatians 6:7, Numbers 32:23, James 1:2-4, Philippians 2:8-9, Ecclesiastes 11:1, Proverbs 19:3F