Who decides what is “good”? Claude Monet once destroyed paintings he believed didn’t meet his own standard—work that today would be worth millions. In leadership, the same principle applies: clarity of purpose matters more than external validation. Strong leaders define their

A reminder that growth often comes from the hardest moments, not the easiest wins. https://t.co/qMxuVb0RQE

Happy New Year! As we enter 2026, this timeless wisdom reminds us: leadership begins with awareness. Success in the year ahead won’t come from busyness—but from clarity, alignment, and care.

As the year closes, here’s something to carry with you: “Setting vision, changing strategy, and selecting near-term operating priorities is what sets up success.” The year ahead doesn’t require perfection—it requires intention. When we understand the season we’re in, we plan

As we near the year’s end, one principle stands out: “A team is only as strong as the self-leadership of its individuals.” Leadership isn’t just about roles or results—it’s about responsibility.

This season, we reflect on the gift of Christ—our hope, our peace, our light.

Celebrating the Light of the world and the calling to lead with grace. Merry Christmas.

Ever wondered how some companies consistently hit it out of the park? Tune in here:

“You will know them by their fruit.” — Jesus (Matthew 7:16)

Desire shapes choices, behavior, and the way teams operate. It influences culture, motivation, and long-term growth in ways that can’t be measured by physical laws.

Business chaos is real. Firefighting isn’t a strategy. Clarity is. #leadership #businessgrowth #LeadFirst

Today we’re hitting pause to say something simple: thank you. Here’s to good food, good rest, and good company. Happy Thanksgiving! 🧡 #thanksgiving2025

When our lives feel chaotic, it’s often a sign of misalignment. True peace comes when our purpose lines up with those around us and ultimately with God’s kingdom. #christianbusinessowner #leadership #missiondriven #christianlife #christianvalues

It’s hard to win at life if you don’t win at work and vice versa. Building businesses that help people do both is holy work.

“Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it and rule…” — Genesis 1:28 That’s not just humanity’s origin story—it’s our operating system. #PurposeDriven #FaithAndLeadership

Purpose is the opposite of chaos. Every great leader begins not with control, but with clarity. #LeadershipWisdom #FaithDriven #BuiltToBeatChaos

You weren’t made to survive chaos. You were designed to master it. “Let us make man in our image... and let them have dominion.” — Genesis 1 #FaithAtWork #BuiltToBeatChaos #Leadership

What specific part of the chaos around you are you built to conquer?

Every human is created in the image of God and is designed to win at something, to conquer some part of the chaos around them.

Forging steel starts with iron ore, which is filled with impurities. That ore is heated to high temperatures to melt off impurities. With the addition of a few key ingredients, it becomes steel. Drawing an analogy to business, the iron ore is equivalent to the business