Oct 19 • General discussion
When God Redirects Your Blueprint
I didn’t plan to be a business owner.
I wasn’t chasing “freedom” or trying to get rich. I just wanted to work hard, be honest, and do good electrical work for good people. That was it.
Then one quiet day, the floor shifted.
Through the company bookkeeper, I found out my boss had been stealing my Social Security. Not a mix-up. Not a clerical error. Theft.
I had two choices: blow it up—or build something better.
And I’ll be honest, the first one would’ve been easier. Anger is quick. Peace is slow. But I wanted to walk away with clean hands and a clear conscience. No smear campaign. No client poaching. Just a silent plan to start fresh.
They say, “Make your plans and watch God laugh.”
Well, I made mine—and God redirected the whole thing.
I didn’t set out to start a business. But He led me here anyway. Mark’s Electric was born from that moment—not out of revenge, but conviction. Integrity over ego. Peace over noise.
Now I’m learning that entrepreneurship isn’t just business—it’s discipleship. It’s how you build something that honors God while feeding your family and sharpening your character.
This community—The Wired Life—is about that journey. The messy middle. The family balance. The daily lessons in faith and leadership.
If you’ve ever had God rewrite your blueprint, drop your story below. I’d love to hear it.
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