I heard something last week that I genuinely haven’t been able to stop thinking about.
I was at the AZ Contractor ED event and Keaton Hoskins said something so simple, but it hit me hard…
When opportunities show up in your life, are you making decisions from scarcity… or abundance?
And I started reflecting on how often I operate from lack without even realizing it.
“What if it doesn’t work?”
“What if I lose money?”
“What if I fail?”
“What if this investment doesn’t pay off?”
And the truth is, if you didn’t grow up around abundance or success, those thoughts feel normal. A lot of us were programmed that way.
But then Keaton said something else that really stuck with me…
“God has your back. You are His child, and He wants more success for you than you do.”
Man… that hit.
Because if that’s true… then how would the most abundant version of you make decisions?
How would that version of you show up in business?
In faith?
In health?
In relationships?
In content?
In life?
That version of you isn’t shrinking.
That version of you isn’t hiding.
That version of you isn’t operating from fear.
They’re moving with trust.
With confidence.
With abundance.
And I’ve been thinking about that constantly lately.
How would the highest and best version of me respond to this opportunity?
Would they invest in themselves?
Would they go all in on the business?
Would they start the podcast, launch the brand, run the ads, hire the coach, get healthy, make the call?
Hell yeah they would.
Because they already know it’s going to work out.
That doesn’t mean fear won’t pop up. It will.
But Keaton said something else that was so good…
When scarcity comes up, change the channel.
Don’t stay there.
Shift back into abundance.
I really think this is one of the biggest mindset shifts I’ve had in a long time, and I wanted to share it with you because maybe you needed to hear it too.
So here’s your challenge for the next 24 hours:
When opportunities come up… stop and ask yourself:
Am I making this decision from scarcity… or abundance?
I love you guys. Hope this helps somebody the way it helped me.