We live in a generation that glorifies being busy . We wear exhaustion like a badge of honor and convince ourselves that constant motion equals purpose. We feel the need to do, do, do as if we’re going to get a trophy or admiration from our peers. Think about it: have you ever seen a tree running around frantically, trying to prove itself? That sounds ridiculous, doesn’t it? But take a moment to think about it. What does a tree actually do? It stands there. Day after day. Ro

I feel as if im constantly putting myself in positions that im not even remotely close to being prepared for. Its almost like I have a habit of jumping first and figuring things out mid-air. I remember one particular season where that spirit of “just go” led me on a road trip. I didn’t have much, just my vehicle, a few hundred bucks, and a backpack of clothes. I wanted to travel. I wanted to see the world. Mostly, I wanted to grow. That road took me straight into the heart

The biggest stressor of being a leader isn’t the workload or the pressure… it’s the awareness that at some point, you’re going to mess up. You’ll make the wrong call. You’ll say the wrong thing. And sometimes, those decisions will impact the very people who trusted you to make the right one. That reality can be paralyzing. I think that’s why so many people shy away from leadership. They’re not unwilling to serve; they’re simply terrified of what might happen if they fail and