Don’t Get Stuck in the “How”
The “how” represents uncertainty. It’s the unknown steps that lie between where you are now and where you want to be. Left unchecked, the “how” becomes overwhelming
The “how” represents uncertainty. It’s the unknown steps that lie between where you are now and where you want to be. Left unchecked, the “how” becomes overwhelming
One of the greatest joys of being a Christian is knowing this: whatever we do, we don’t do it just for ourselves— we do it for the Lord.
In a world filled with negativity, busyness, and constant pressure, encouragement is one of the most powerful gifts you can give. Everyone, from the most confident leader to the quietest friend, needs encouragement.
Sometimes, the biggest barrier to moving forward isn’t a lack of opportunity—it’s hesitation. We wait for the “perfect moment” to arrive. We convince ourselves that we’ll act when things settle down, when the timing is right, or when we feel ready.
The truth is, most new coaches waste months—sometimes years—figuring out these three steps through trial and error. And in the process, they burn through time, money, and momentum.
Some of the most talented, passionate, and called business coaches never make it—not because they weren’t good enough… but because they tried to do it alone. And it broke them.