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This morning, I reflected on a chapter I read that spoke straight to my spirit. It talked about how reading is one of the most transformative activities in the world. Not viewing reading as a chore or an assignment, but as a doorway into wisdom, mentorship, and the mind of greatness. The chapter explained that when we study autobiographies, stories of excellence, and books filled with wisdom, we gain access to the minds of people who spent their whole lives learning, growing,

This morning I reflect on waiting and uncertainty and how both can feel like quiet teachers. Waiting is not empty. It is practice. It is the slow strengthening of patience. And uncertainty is not punishment. It is the reminder that something is forming, something is developing, something is coming into view even if the details are still hidden. While we wait, it is easy to slip into the mindset of what is missing. It is easy to focus on the gap instead of the gift. When our e

Show Up, Even When You Don’t Feel Like It This morning when I woke up, I had the potential to achieve my goal. I also had the temptation to stay in bed and skip my training. It became a moment of truth. Do I stay the same, or do I transform and become better than yesterday. If I want to grow, I have to sharpen my tools. I have to leave the past behind. I have to look straight at my commitments, because it is my commitments that ground me and root me. They are the anchor that

Aim Small Miss Small As I reflect later in the day, I think about purpose and how much clarity comes when the focus is small. Not small in effort or vision, but small in aim. When your aim is precise, even if you miss, you stay close to where you intended to go. I think back to my years as a pitcher. Coaches told us that if you aim for the mitt and miss, the mitt is big and the miss is big. But if you aim for a spot the size of a dime in the center of the mitt and you miss th