Remembering Is a Strategy
In the whirlwind of business challenges, remembering is more than nostalgia. It's a strategic move that re-anchors purpose and fuels momentum. By reflecting on past victories and where you've seen divine guidance, you gain clarity and resilience to navigate the present with courage and insight.
George B. Thomas
Have you ever stood in front of something breathtaking, a golden sunset, a crashing wave, or the silent swirl of stars overhead, and felt something shift inside you? Like the veil of noise dropped just long enough for your soul to exhale?
That's what it's like to remember rightly. And not just recall facts or moments, but to remember in a way that roots you again in what's true, what matters, and what's worth building toward. Psalm 77:11–13 isn't just a line of poetic reflection, it's a blueprint for resilience, clarity, and courageous leadership in life and in business.
Because when chaos swirls and momentum stalls, your memory, what you choose to dwell on, can become your most powerful weapon.
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