Sharing your story is a profound way to harness the power of faith.

Coaching is a powerful tool for realizing your dreams. It's about setting clear goals, crafting strategic plans, and having unwavering faith that you can achieve them.

Faith isn't just about believing; it's about acting with conviction.

Does it take really 21 days to create a new routine, or have we looked at our personal growth all wrong?

We know that our perspective can shift, and someone could have a fixed mindset that moves into a growth mindset, but can our values change? And if so, what causes them to change?

Often, we think that because we have failed to complete a task or meet a target, we have to start from zero. This mindset disregards everything you've learned and the journey you've had thus far.

Patience is found in the intersection of faith and hope, and yet, we treat patience like a villain.

Saying goodbye can be scary and yet necessary. But why is it so difficult to say goodbye, or is the fear something else?

We must commit to being authentic even if it isn't popular.

Doing the work that greatness requires isn't always fun, but it's necessary.

The seeds you do not plant today are the shade you'll wish to have tomorrow.

When you create a code for your life, it's easier to say no to offers that don't match that code or to walk away from anything that might compromise it.

We are not human doings, but human beings; thus, our sense of self-worth should not be skewed by our current position.

It will become increasingly challenging to live out your God-given purpose in the mold of another.

The fear is standing before a crowd to share some form of information is paralyzing to many, but you can overcome it.

Just because you're putting off taking action or completing a project doesn't imply you're not progressing or that your viewpoint isn't shifting.

As we get into the swing of things of this new year, the question now becomes how focused are you on making it a fantastic year?

Too often, we take the position of limiting ourselves only because we haven't done something.

I have found that the best way to inspire another person is to follow the platinum rule. Of course, sharing some challenges transparently I may have, allows my words and deeds to have more weight to them, as the other person understands I am just like them, flawed yet still pursuing greatness.