What if some of the things we work hardest to achieve aren’t the things that ultimately matter most?

In Moneyball, the Oakland A’s challenged conventional baseball wisdom. While everyone else focused on the flashy statistics, they discovered that a much quieter measure — simply getting on base — was a better predictor of winning.

Darren Smith believes life works much the same way.

Join us on Tuesday, September 22 as Darren presents:

“Signal vs. Noise: The Moneyball Strategy for a Life of Greatness”

We can spend our lives chasing the equivalent of home runs — bigger titles, greater recognition, more money, impressive accomplishments, even more leisure — and still find ourselves restless.

Darren will challenge us to separate the noise from the signal: the quieter disciplines that form the man underneath the accomplishments.

What does that look like?

It means making principled decisions when nobody applauds. Building character through repeated practice. Getting clear about the mission God has given you. And learning to measure your life not simply by what you have or what you do, but by who you are becoming.

Darren will introduce a practical framework for examining where we are today and moving toward a more integrated life — one in which faith, work, relationships, and purpose reinforce rather than compete with one another.

The goal isn’t simply greater achievement.

It’s greater impact — and greater peace.

Event Details
📍 3 Nations Brewery (or join us via Zoom)
🍺 Fellowship over a beer, followed by the talk and discussion

If you’re planning to join us, please take a moment to RSVP:
And think of one man who might benefit from this conversation. Bring him along.

— The Great Men Team