Answer 15 questions about yourself and backstory: Here’s the bio brainstorm; everything you’ve ever done. memory joggers from today’s Weekly Faith Talk conservation. 1- What are you the author, creator or host of? Books, ebooks, articles, research reports, whitepaper, courses, programs, podcast, YouTube Channels, communities, apps, movements 2- What are you the founder of? 3- How long have you been in business or acted in your area of expertise? 4- How many businesses have you founder, purchased, owned, spoken to, consulted for or worked with 5- How much revenue have you sold, managed, raised or donated 6- How many people have I serve, helped, reached or spoken to 7- Who have I worked with companies or individuals 8- What results have I achieved or helped others achieve? 9- What media outlets have I been featured in? 10- What degrees, certifications or designations do I hold? 11. What are you a member of? 12- What awards have I won? 13- What topics do I or could I speak on? 14- What have I studied or researched? 15 - What am I an expert in? Thank you!! Comment below 👇🏽

Let me be real with you for a second. Every time you complain about the president, the economy, your job, your circumstances — you are handing your power to someone else. We are literally stepping backwards as a community while the world keeps moving forward. And most of us don't even realize we're doing it. Here's the truth nobody wants to say out loud: Complaining is comfortable. Commitment is hard. But your ability to commit — to your goals, your craft, your skill set — is the ONLY thing that actually changes your situation. Not venting. Not blaming. Not waiting for things to get better on their own. The moment you stop stepping backwards and start moving forward is the moment everything shifts. So here's your challenge for this week: Every time you catch yourself complaining about something outside your control, stop. Ask yourself ONE question: "What's one thing I can DO right now instead of talking about it?" That's it. One action. One step forward. Drop a comment below: What's the #1 thing you're committing to in MAY — no excuses, no complaints? Let's hold each other accountable. That's what this community is for.

The last Monday of the month isn’t just another day—it’s a line in the sand. This is where excuses run out…and decisions step forward. You’ve had weeks of movement, moments of doubt, flashes of clarity, and maybe even a few delays. That’s real. That’s part of the process. But today is not for replaying what didn’t happen. Today is for deciding who you’re going to be when it counts. Because here’s the truth most people won’t say out loud: It’s not the workload that holds people back. It’s the decisions they keep postponing. The call you haven’t made.The move you keep “thinking about.”The standard you haven’t enforced.The version of you that you keep negotiating with. That’s where momentum is being lost. So today—this last Monday—you don’t play it small. You don’t shrink your standards to match your comfort. You don’t delay clarity for the illusion of perfect timing. You don’t ask for permission to move on what you already know. You decide. You decide faster. You decide cleaner. You decide with ownership. Because every strong finish starts with one thing:A leader willing to stop hesitating. Put your best foot forward—not just in effort, but in execution.Make the call.Set the direction.Move the needle. No more half- decisions. No more quiet delays. No more playing beneath your capability. Finish the month like someone who understands: Revenue follows decision speed.Progress follows decision ownership.And your next level is waiting on the decisions you’ve been avoiding. Let’s close strong.

Some feelings are automatic. That's biology — no argument there. But the ones we sit in, feed, and replay for days on end? That's not something happening to you. That's a choice. I know — hard pill. We've all been there, looping the same hurt, the same anger, the same worry. And it feels real because it IS real. But real doesn't mean permanent. Real doesn't mean powerless. Seeing emotions as conscious decisions isn't about suppressing what you feel or pretending it isn't there. It's about recognizing that you have far more say in your inner world than most people ever told you. That shift — from passenger to driver — is one of the most underrated skills you can build. Question for the room: What's one emotion you've been choosing lately, even without realizing it? Name it below. Let's actually talk about this.

Yesterday we celebrated the resurrection. Today… we align with it. If He rose, something in you must rise too. Not just emotionally. Practically. This is where most people fall back into: - old habits - old thinking - old delays Not this time. This Week: - What needs to be corrected → fix it - What needs to be released → let it go - What needs to be decided → decide No more circling. Resurrection isn’t just about rising. It’s about rising different. Move with clarity. Move with discipline. Move with purpose. 👉🏽 What are you aligning today?