This week, a familiar theme surfaced across my coaching sessions, from the boardroom to the start line. Different stories, same lesson: before courage comes calm. One leader arrived feeling the weight of constant decision- making. Her voice carried pressure, the kind that comes from leading while holding your breath. We slowed things down, not to pause her progress, but to give her nervous system permission to catch up. Within minutes, her presence changed. She didn’t need to

All of us go through times when God feels far away. Prayer feels empty. The Bible feels flat. Worship feels like going through the motions. These “dry seasons” are part of the journey of faith, yet they can feel lonely and confusing. In our RiseMen circle, we spoke honestly about this. And what stood out most was the freedom to admit: “I don’t feel close to God right now.” Sometimes the most powerful step is simply naming where we really are. Even the Greats Faced Silence Dav

Life often feels like standing in the middle of a storm. Pressures at work, family responsibilities, personal transitions, or uncertainty about the future can swirl around us until it feels overwhelming. In those moments, the question isn’t if challenges will come, but what anchors us when they do. For many of the people I coach, and for me personally, the answer comes down to three things: faith, hope, and resilience. Faith: The Anchor Faith grounds us in something deeper th