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In today's world, people are looking for leaders who are authentic.
We must be genuine and lead with calm assurance instead of dominance and manipulation.
Hope this tweet doesn’t freak believers out.
Jesus is King.
No matter what happens in this world, He is still King.
And one day, everyone will see it.
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FBS (or equivalent) teams to score 55+ points & win by 30+ points in seven different games in a season:
2025 Indiana
1886 Yale
1885 Princeton
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If you start the movie "Hoosiers" at 10:07 p.m. and 48 seconds on New Year's Eve, you'll ring in 2026 just as Jimmy Chitwood hits the winning shot.
No need to thank me.
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A mindset isn’t a mood.
It’s the lens you use to interpret life, leadership, and even failure.
If you don’t check your lens, you’ll keep misreading the world around you.
That’s why we built the MindsetMap Assessment (and it's free) buff.ly/LX6UlVq
Optimizing your life might be the worst thing you’re doing
AI is brilliant at making life faster. But faster ≠ better.
Not when it comes to:
- Deep friendships
- Creative breakthroughs
- Spiritual growth
All of those require the opposite of speed:
Slowness. Stillness. Struggle.
The pressure to always optimize will tempt you to skip the friction. But the friction is the formation.
Hard truth: Life is difficult.
That’s not a flaw in the system; it’s part of the formation.
It's for your growth.
You’ve been trying to lead like Jesus…
But you haven’t stopped long enough to listen to Him.
Spiritual formation starts in stillness, not strategy.
The world teaches: Hustle to become something.
Jesus teaches: Return to what you were made to be.
The world offers leads to burnout.
Jesus offers purpose.
Your gift of leadership wasn’t given to maximize output.
It was given to shepherd others in God’s timing.
We’ve trained leaders to ask, “What’s working?”
Jesus asked, “Who do you say I am?” (Matt. 16:15)
Strategy matters. But identity shapes everything.















