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In this episode we get real. Not surface level. Not highlight-reel stuff. Real life, real emotions, real growth. We talk about purpose, fear, childhood trauma, leadership, and what it looks like when the little kid inside of you tries to run the show in adult life.

I share a story from our family trip where I found myself steering a boat through some rough water. On the outside I looked calm, but inside I was gripping that wheel tight. That moment hit me hard, because sometimes leadership feels the same way. You are responsible for the people with you, and even if you are nervous, you stay steady and guide everyone through. Then once you make it to solid ground, you talk about it honestly.

We talk about how so many of our reactions today are still coming from that younger version of us. The little boy who did not know how to process fear. The version of you who did not have the tools yet. And if we never face that, that younger self will keep steering the ship.

One thing we dig into is the idea of sponsoring your victims. A lot of people get healed or overcome something hard and then go help everyone else, but never go back and repair the damage at home. The ones who lived through your broken parts deserve that conversation. They deserve that healing too. Growth means not just fixing yourself, but restoring what was hurt along the way.

This episode is about:
 • Leading through fear without pretending fear is not real
 • When the child version of you tries to run your life
 • Speaking honestly about pain instead of hiding it
 • Faith and healing through vulnerability
 • Sponsoring your victims and repairing the relationships closest to you

This one is for anyone learning to lead with honesty, to heal old pain, and to live in truth so the next generation does not repeat the same cycles.

🎙 Hosted by Tim Crume
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