Hupomone Life
Engage your Spiritual & Emotional Intelligence
Hello, my name is Fred Kressaty. I am a seasoned coaching expert with a focus on empowering people, couples, families, and professionals to create good life changes. My mission is to teach people how to successfully navigate life's obstacles while adhering to their moral principles, therefore enabling them to become "unstuck" from overpowering negative ideas. I think everyone is entitled to a more conscious, meaningful, joyous, and satisfying life.
Hupomone is a Greek word that meaning hopeful endurance. According to the Bible, Romans 5:4 states that remaining faithful consistently in the face of adversity or life's trials results in perseverance, which develops character.
I am a seasoned coaching expert with a focus on empowering professionals and individuals who are prepared to transform their lives for the better. I think everyone has the right to a more conscious, happy, and purposeful life. Please get in touch with me if you have any queries and discover how to realize your greatest potential.
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Hupomone life
Hupomone endurance is the meaning of the Greek term Hupomone. According to the Bible, Romans 5:4 states that remaining faithful consistently in the face of adversity or life's trials results in perseverance, which develops character.
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