Thinking back on this week, where did you show up for someone without expecting anything in return? Could be big. Could be small. Share one moment in the comments. Then take a second to respond to someone else. That’s how we live this out together.

Leadership gets shaped in ordinary moments. When effort goes unseen. When progress feels slow. When doing the right thing costs more than expected. Those moments tend to reveal how you lead and why. Today, pause for a moment. Where are you choosing to give your best without knowing the outcome? What does leading with value look like for you right now? Curious to hear your thoughts.

Make the next opportunity great. “How to be a coffee bean”

Be humble and hungry “How to be a coffee bean” Jon Gordon Damon West

Luke 5:1-11 reads like a leadership story more than a miracle story. Peter was worn down. All night on the water. Experience, effort, discipline. Nothing to show for it. Then Jesus asked him to try again. Same boat. Same nets. Worse timing. Every business instinct pushed back. Peter said what any leader would say. We already tried. Then he chose trust over logic. Because you say so. That decision shifted everything. The nets filled past capacity. Partners rushed in. Boats strained under the weight. Obedience led to a result too big to manage alone. That detail matters. God did not reward hustle. He honored trust. The outcome created value beyond one person. This is where faith meets leadership. In business, trust often shows up after frustration. After effort runs dry. After experience argues against one more attempt. So pause and ask yourself. Where is God asking you to try again, not because it makes sense, but because He said so? Sometimes obedience leads to a bigger catch than you expected.