In this episode, we explore the word “walk” from our phrase "Help Humans Walk Life Hiding Less." We reflect on how pace reveals self-worth—and how rushing often means we’re being pulled by the world rather than led from within. Inspired by the example of Jesus and even Messi, we look at how walking—physically and spiritually—is a sign of confidence, clarity, and presence. We also dive into practical tools like organization, prioritization, and the power of saying no, all of which help us move through life with intention. A simple truth guides the conversation: “Take your time—that’s the fastest way anywhere.”

En este episodio en solitario, te invito a entrar en un nuevo marco de pensamiento—un punto de partida fresco para cómo nos vemos a nosotros mismos, a Dios y al amor. ¿Y si la parte más importante de cualquier viaje no es el destino, sino desde dónde comenzamos? Exploro cómo comenzar desde la vergüenza puede distorsionarlo todo, y propongo un cambio radical: ¿y si la historia de la humanidad no comenzara con una prueba de obediencia, sino con una prueba de amor? Un amor que nos da la bienvenida de regreso—aun cuando caemos. Este episodio es un recordatorio de que el amor verdadero solo se prueba cuando nos encuentra en nuestro peor momento—y aun así nos elige.

In this episode, we continue exploring the phrase “help humans walk life hiding less” by focusing on the second word—humans. We challenge the idea that “we're only human” and instead propose that humans are the closest expression of God on earth—full of beauty, goodness, and capacity. We reflect on our longing for unconditional love and the tension between desiring it and expecting it from others. We also unpack how redefining what it means to be human can actually help us hide less and live more freely.

In this solo episode, I invite you to step into a new frame of thinking—a fresh starting point for how we see ourselves, God, and love. What if the most important part of any journey isn't the destination, but where we start from? I explore how starting with shame can distort everything, and propose a radical shift: what if the story of humanity began not with a test of obedience, but with a test of love? A love that welcomes us back—even when we fall. This episode is a reminder that real love is only proven when it meets us at our worst—and chooses us anyway.

In this episode, we kick off the "Help Humans Walk Life Hiding Less" series by exploring the first word: Help. We unpack the strength it takes to ask for help and the courage it requires to overcome pride, fear, or embarrassment. A surprising twist came through the lens of AI—why is it easier to ask a chatbot for help than a person? Could it be that we don’t fear the question, we fear the judgment? We also reflect on how withholding our need actually robs others of the deeply human experience of giving. Helping and being helped are both wired into our design—and this episode invites you to reclaim both.

In this episode, we explore how our deep passion for music, people, and purpose is often an act of worship—whether we realize it or not. We unpack the idea that we’re wired to worship, and the real question isn’t if we worship, but what and in what order. Through the lenses of emotional intelligence, relational intelligence, and character development, we reflect on how misplaced devotion can disrupt our priorities—like when entertainment gets more attention than our marriage or faith. We also challenge the idea that faith requires preaching over presence, asking: what if Jesus prioritized people before proclamations? The episode kicks off light with a warm-up on our favorite artists—and ends up right in the heart of what makes us feel alive.

In this episode, we sit down with a jigsaw puzzle—and a few deep thoughts. As the pieces come together, so do the lessons. We talk about how progress in life, much like a puzzle, isn’t always instant or obvious. Sometimes, when things feel stuck, you’re not lost—you’re just working in a different corner.

We explore the beauty of small wins, the power of shifting focus without losing purpose, and how everything eventually connects—even if it doesn’t look like it at first. You’ll hear about the AWE framework (Aim, Wonder, Execute), why resting is essential in a grind-heavy culture, and how laughter in hard moments can actually bring people closer.

Whether you're in the middle of a season, a struggle, or simply searching for your next “piece,” this episode is a reminder: keep showing up. The picture will come together.

In this episode, we dive into the role emotional intelligence plays in an athlete’s ability to grow—not just physically or tactically, but internally. We share the story of a player navigating the challenge of not speaking English fluently, and how his willingness to make mistakes out loud is actually what accelerates his growth. From there, we explore the deeper principle of forgiveness: how the ability to forgive yourself, your teammates, and your coaches becomes a competitive edge. Forgiveness frees you to be more present, more courageous, and ultimately, more unstoppable. We also reflect on how much we wish we had understood these ideas when we were athletes ourselves.

In this episode, we unpack the meaning behind the name INFINITE and explore what truly makes a life timeless. From the legendary careers of Messi, Michael Phelps, Kobe Bryant, and MJ to the everyday moments that shape character, we dive into the foundational principles of relational intelligence, emotional intelligence, and character development. These aren’t just buzzwords—they’re the ingredients of legacy. We also kick things off with a fun warm-up, talking about our favorite TV shows and discovering which Ted Lasso characters we think each other embody (spoiler: things got surprisingly accurate). Whether you’re chasing greatness or just trying to live with more depth, this conversation offers a fresh lens on what it means to live an INFINITE life.

In this episode, we dive into the journey of balancing origins, ambition, and achievement. From growing up in a foreign land to navigating family expectations, first jobs, and the pursuit of dreams, we explore what it takes to succeed despite the challenges of being an outsider. We’ll discuss the realities of being a student-athlete, juggling sports, school, and work, and uncover the core human principles that lead to success in any domain. Whether you're chasing your dream career, adapting to a new culture, or striving for balance, this conversation will offer insights and inspiration for your own journey.