In this episode, I read aloud my reflection “Not Yet” — a meditation on patience, preparation, and the hidden mercy of delayed blessings.

Sometimes the hardest answer we can receive is “Not yet.” But delay isn’t denial. It’s often the unseen grace of a Father who loves us too much to give us gifts we’re not ready to carry. Through story and Scripture, we explore why timing matters just as much as the blessing itself — and how God’s “Not yet” is often His greatest kindness.

This is not just about waiting — it’s about becoming. And why the deepest work happens not in the arrival, but in the preparation.

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In this episode, I share a short reflection on the quiet shifts that shape our lives—how one subtle change in motivation can quietly reroute the trajectory of who we become.

If a plane drifts just one degree off course, no one notices at first. But carry that path across the country—and you end up in the desert, not your destination. That’s what happens when pride, fear, or ego nudges our motives off course. From the outside, everything may look the same. But inside, something is off.

This reflection explores the tension between performance and posture—between getting the outcome and becoming the kind of person who can carry it well. It’s about business, yes—but also about prayer, relationships, and the way we show up when no one’s watching.

What if the real question isn’t “Did I do the right thing?”

But “Did I do it for the right reasons?”

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In this episode, I read aloud my written profile on the legendary Tootsie Tomanetz — the Queen of Texas Barbecue.

At 89 years old, Tootsie still rises before the sun to man the pits at Snow’s BBQ in Lexington, Texas. But behind the smoke and fire is a woman shaped by resilience, faith, grief, and purpose.

This story was originally captured during a fundraiser for The Rise School of Dallas, a place that empowers children with special needs through education, support, and community. To make a donation, visit the official donation page and select Ashford Rise School under “Campaigner.”

This is not just a story about barbecue — it’s about legacy. And what it means to keep going when life breaks your heart.

Written, voiced, and produced by WRKFullerton.

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Hand Kraffted, always,

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