When you feel outnumbered, do you adjust to survive — or anchor to who you are in God? Long before business pressures tested my convictions, identity was already being formed in quieter ways. By sixth grade, I had attended seven schools across several states. Each move meant new hallways, new teachers, and new faces. Starting …
When the version of you no one sees is suddenly exposed for everyone to see, will your faith anchor you, or will the pressure reveal what you’ve been leaning on all along? Early in my career, I assumed success would make leadership easier. More experience would bring clarity. More growth would bring stability. Greater recognition …
When success grows, does your identity grow with it — or does it become more firmly rooted in Christ? Early in my career, I measured success the way most builders do — by visible growth. Larger projects meant progress. Stronger revenue meant validation. Recognition felt like confirmation. If the business was expanding, I assumed I …
This is not a question meant to accuse—it is a question meant to clarify. Every leader, believer, and decision-maker eventually answers it, not with words, but with patterns. Is faith the governing force of our lives, or is it something we carry alongside everything else? A side hustle “faith” fits neatly into leftover time. It …