What Jonah’s Story Teaches Us About Business, Life, and Purpose
In the story of Jonah, we find profound lessons for navigating business and life: you can't outrun your purpose. Whether it's a business decision you're avoiding or a fear of stepping into new leadership roles, running only creates turbulence. Embrace those "big fish" moments, not as setbacks but as opportunities to realign and grow. Remember, sometimes simply following through with what you're called to do can bring the most impactful results.
George B. Thomas
Let’s talk about running. Not the kind that gets you in shape, but the kind that keeps you stuck. The kind where you’re sprinting away from something you know deep down you should be doing. Maybe it’s that business you’ve been called to build.
Maybe it’s that next-level decision you’ve been avoiding. Maybe it’s a shift in your life that scares you to death.
And here’s the thing—running never works.
Continue Your Journey
What You Plant Is What You Lead
In leadership, every thought and action is a seed with the potential to either flourish meaningfully or leave you hollow. The challenge lies in choosing to nurture patience, empathy, and authenticity over ego and shortcuts. True leadership strength is found in surrender, aligning desires with a higher calling, and leading from a place of peace rather than pressure.
Ask. Seek. Knock.
What Life and Business Really Demand of You
The Peace of Glory
How to Stop Striving and Start Resting in Purpose
The Light That Draws Nations
Imagine standing on the deck of a ship in the dead of night.