08/12/2025
One last ride. That's what this is. One giant step into an arena that's completely unknown yet as familiar as childhood best friend. I've missed the community and the comroderity and the joy of seeing people have hope and just flat out win.
There's few industries that create a bond of brotherhood and a sense of purpose like network marketing. The church, sports teams, the military are the primary ones that come to mind. They all are built with a sole purpose and exist for a common goal. Every person is bought in and ready and willing to do whatever it takes to make sure their brother succeeds, is healthy, has all they need and knows their value.
All of that, I've missed. I've been tired and flat out exhausted to be honest. The last 4-6 years have taken a toll on my mindset, my attitude, my heart and my body. And while I attempted other ventures or create other opportunities, I always felt alone. It was all on me to build it. Coach it. Teach it. Sell it. Whatever the job was, it was all on me and for someone who admittedly likes the limelight, it was the lonliest I've ever felt and I hated every day of it.
Fastforward to 2025. This has been a season of stablization. Getting my feet under me again. Going down to the river, looking into the water, seeing my "Father's" reflection and hearing him say "Remember who you are." (If you don't get the Lion King reference here, I'm sorry.) I've taken inventory of my life, my calling and my giftings and lived in the assignment God has given me and it's been fine. Just fine. Nothing extraordinary. Nothing earth moving. Just fine.
But in the "fine" season, while I've learned to rest in the calm, I've become restless in the calling. It's a good kind of restless though. It's a divine restless. A holy discontentment. A nudge deep down that has reminded me that I was made for more. But not just me, you to.
You were made for more. You weren't made to settle and exist until the day you die. You were made to stand out and thrive in the life you're living. What does that look like for you? I honestly don't know. But what I DO know is wallowing in what was sucks. Fearing the future because you can't see it, is a major waste of time. Allowing the pain of disappointment to be the foundation of which every decision you make is a fearful way to live and will prevent you from ever experiencing fruitfulness again.
One last ride. This opportunituy is for you, me and thousands of others who have decided to step out, cast out fear, let go of pain and believe with moutain-moving faith one more time, that all things are possible.
Message me and find out for yourself.
