Personal essays, devotionals, and philosophical reflections on relationships, faith, purpose, and the unseen realities of building as a founder.
The best football boots are terrible for a marathon. The best camera is a poor choice if all you need is a phone call. When you use “Best” without context, it is meaningless. Yet we build our lives around that word. You want the best job instead of…
But sitting in class today, I couldn’t help but smile a little. As the lecturer kept talking about how much power media gatekeepers have, I was happy he was teaching us history, not what’s happening now. At least not as bad as then.
When I was younger, I thought success lived on the mountain. They promote you at your workplace. You bought a house. And more… We spend years climbing. We convince ourselves life begins at the summit. After a Sunday school class, I was thinking about Mount Megiddo History remembers…
This brings us to a quiet but profound truth: A wise person avoids extremes in both bad deeds and good deeds. Life is balance.
You think that the antidote to self-destruction was better education. But watching a man willingly inhale smoke from a box that promises to kill him, I realized that we humans are not driven by what we know but…
I have seen a hidden sorrow common among many people who are ambitious. We want a significant career, so we provide for ourselves and those we care about.
Years from now, we’ll look back and realize the disruption didn’t begin with empty pews or declining denominations. It began when people started seeking God for themselves. The future of the Church may not be about bigger buildings, but deeper believers.
If you are a creator, you know that building anything of value is lonely. Whether you are building a business, changing career paths, or getting your life together.
It’s time you realign your priorities today. Step into your purpose, and watch how it elevates both you and the woman beside you.
You must have gone insane if you think your story, is my story. I know who I be, and there is no other me.
I spent my morning watching some guys pull up the stone pathway outside my office. The stones had been looking rough for ages. They all pointed fingers at the last heat season, but then they lifted that heavy slate, and we saw what was going on down in…
I always assumed that making a massive decision was a mental exercise, a matter of mapping out risks in a quiet room. But this morning, when I held the contract, I understood that the mind does not decide at all. They have a distinct physical weight, and they…