Growth doesn’t always announce itself with fanfare. It doesn’t come with applause, medals, or spotlights. More often than not, growth shows up in the silence. It shows up in the split second where your old self would’ve swung, clapped back, hit “send,” or blown it all up—and instead, you sit still. You breathe. You let silence roar louder than noise.
In this episode of Lions And Kings Lifestyle: The Podcast, CB breaks down the kind of growth most people never recognize because it doesn’t look glamorous. It looks like restraint. It looks like discipline. It looks like walking away when everything in you wants to step back into the fire.
You’ll hear CB talk about the old patterns—the constant need to defend, to prove, to fight for respect. You’ll hear about nights spent drafting the perfect comeback, ready to make a point, only to realize it was nothing but wasted energy. You’ll hear how easy it is to get addicted to the fight and how much it costs you when you do.
But most importantly, you’ll hear about the shift. The moment when the fire still rises in your chest but you don’t give it oxygen. The moment you realize you don’t move like you used to. The moment growth sneaks in and quietly says, “You’ve leveled up.”
This episode dives into the reality that silence isn’t weakness—it’s strength under control. The lion doesn’t need to roar to prove he’s king. Sitting at the table in peace, in the presence of your enemies, is more powerful than shouting in the crowd. CB unpacks Psalm 23:5—“He prepares a table before me in the presence of my enemies”—and what it means to stop fighting for your seat and simply take it, knowing God already set it aside for you.
You’ll also hear about the truth that demise kills itself. Poison always touches the hand that pours it. Dirt always stains the one throwing it. Bitterness always hollows the one carrying it. You don’t have to scheme or orchestrate anyone’s downfall—their collapse is inevitable. Your only job is to outlast it. Keep walking. Keep becoming. Keep sitting at the table.
For anyone stuck in cycles of anger, frustration, or constantly trying to prove yourself—this episode is for you. It’s a raw reminder that growth isn’t about making more noise. It’s about refusing to make the noise you used to. It’s about mastering yourself when everything in you is screaming to let the old version of you loose.
If you’ve ever felt misunderstood, tested, or watched by people who don’t wish you well, this episode will remind you that you don’t need to defend yourself. You don’t need to waste your roar on whispers. You don’t need to prove your growth—it proves itself.
“When Growth Shows Up” is an invitation to recognize your own progress in the quiet victories. It’s a call to own your silence as strength, your discipline as a roar, your restraint as a weapon. Because growth doesn’t always show up with noise—it shows up when you don’t.
📌 Key Themes You’ll Hear in This Episode:
- Growth isn’t loud—it’s often silent.
- The old you vs. the new you: breaking cycles of clapbacks and wasted energy.
- Why silence is a roar and restraint is strength.
- Sitting at the table in the presence of enemies.
- How demise kills itself—you don’t have to rush it.
- The real proof of growth: not reacting the way you used to.
🎙️ Lions And Kings Lifestyle: The Podcast is built for the rebuilders, the resilient, the ones digging in the dirt to rise again. If this episode spoke to you, share it with someone else walking through the same fight.
Because at the end of the day, growth doesn’t always show up in noise. Growth shows up in silence. Growth shows up when you don’t.
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