I walked into Target one afternoon feeling like an ill-equipped dad and walked out with a truth I didn’t know I was ready for. Most of the moments that shape us don’t announce themselves. They show up in grocery aisles, in quiet workdays, and in the ordinary spaces where we finally slow down enough to notice what is happening inside us.

This episode sits inside that kind of moment. The places where speed matters and the places where depth matters. The seasons that require us to stand alone and the seasons that ask us to trust someone else. The quiet shift between identity and character, and the way small repetitions build a kind of trust that intensity never could.

Episode 15 explores how to recognize the tipping points in your own life and how to pay attention to the ordinary moments that often carry the most weight.

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Before You Listen
Where am I moving fast when I should be moving far
Where am I avoiding help I actually need
Which moments in my life have shaped me quietly
What identity or character work is asking for my attention