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What if the breakthrough you’ve been begging for arrives the moment you stop forcing it? We sit down with Rich, whose life swerved from a ladder fall and homelessness to a nationwide small business and a faith that feels lived-in, not performed. His turning point wasn’t a perfect plan—it was a stranger’s gas money, twenty-eight days of relentless work, and a decision to open his heart and let God lead. The result: Simple Salsa in all 50 states, a marriage forged in grit, and a sales booth that doubles as a confessional where people find a listener, a prayer, and sometimes a path forward.

Along the way, we explore a deeper identity—one anchored in the new covenant and sealed by the Holy Spirit. We talk about the quiet practice that changed everything: coffee with Jesus. Not ritual for its own sake, but honest, daily conversation that steadies your mind, restores your courage, and reminds you that salvation isn’t fragile. If you’ve been wearing joy on the surface while breaking inside, you’ll hear practical wisdom about taking the first step, practicing patience, and recognizing the right door when it opens. We touch the hard truths—shame, detours, timelines that stretch—and show how grace threads them together into a story you can stand on.

You’ll also hear why relationships outrun transactions in business and life, how to reframe work so it fuels rather than drains you, and what a personal pep talk from Jesus might sound like when you need it most. This is hope with calluses: humble, persistent, and ready to serve. If the noise in your life has been drowning out direction, consider this your cue to slow down, ask for help, and let peace lead the way.

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