Anyone passionate about leading on purpose understands the importance of vision. Do you?

Our perspective on compassion needs a radical shift. Compassion is not merely a feeling of pity or sympathy for others’ plight. No, it’s more than that. Way more!

Whatever be your personal feelings and sentiment about The Royal Family and it’s history, it’s fitting we pay our respects to the person of the Queen for her dutiful and relentless service to the United Kingdom, the commonwealth of nations and the world at large.

Whenever you feel like quitting, remember you always have at least one other option. Rather than focus on all that can go wrong, what if you shifted your attention, focus and energy into all the possibilities before you?

You cannot ‘become’ what you already are. You become what you’re presently not. Judas didn’t begin as a traitor. He became.

‘Becoming‘ (in the negative sense) is a process that begins with the gradual compromise of your core moral values.

So stop comparing your story with others; your destination isn’t the same with everyone else.

In the end, you must stay true and authentic to who you are.

Be intentional about who you surround yourself with.

Find your Joshua.

Find your Moses.

Find your Aaron.

Find your Hur.

You need your vision encouragers.

In the final episode of 2021, I sign off with a few words on how to unlock your capacity and position yourself for success in 2022.

In this episode, I reflect on the words of Jesus in Matthew 6:1-4 about the forgotten guiding principle on giving.

There is a peace we cannot explain.

It’s the peace that acknowledges the presence of our problems and still CHOOSE to rejoice.

It is the peace whose anchor and hope is Christ, not man.