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Walking with the Wise

Wisdom is contagious. Walk with those who live with integrity, humility, and faith, and their example will shape your path. The people you walk with determine who you become — choose them wisely.

Character: The Silent Strength Behind True Greatness

In a world where skill and charisma are celebrated, true leadership is becoming rarer—and more desperately needed. Too often, we see politicians and public figures with talent in abundance but character in short supply. What if the secret to lasting influence isn’t brilliance, but integrity? Join me as I share insights from John C. Maxwell’s Talent Is Never Enough—and why character is the silent strength behind true greatness.

The Hidden Weakness Behind Always Being Right

Why do we so often feel the need to be right? 🤔 In business and in relationships, insisting on our own opinion is rarely a sign of strength – more often it points to insecurity and a lack of self-love. True leadership isn’t about winning arguments, but about building trust, listening, and creating space for truth.

Leadership and the Courage to Speak the Truth

Leadership Without Truth Is No Leadership What makes a leader worth following? It’s not charisma, titles, or strategy—it’s truth. Without truth, leadership becomes fragile and relationships break down. In my latest blog post, I reflect on how Jesus’ unwavering commitment to truth in Matthew 12:22–13:53 challenges us today. Whether in business, community, or family, truth is the foundation of trust—and trust is the lifeblood of leadership.

Why Do So Many People Stay the Same?

Have you noticed how many people remain stuck year after year? They mourn over what went wrong, complain about what is, and blame others for what hasn’t changed. Whether in families, friendships, or even in businesses, this pattern repeats itself. But here is the truth: staying the same is easier than changing. Growth requires reflection, humility, and responsibility. And yet, without change there is no life. The Bible does not call us to stagnation, but to transformation. John Maxwell said it well: “The greatest day in your life and mine is when we take total responsibility for our attitudes. That’s the day we truly grow up.” The Bible puts it even more directly: “Each of us will give an account of himself to God.” (Romans 14:12)