Leadership: Do the Good You Already Know | James 4:17
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Are you missing opportunities because you hesitate, not because you lack understanding? Discover how to move from passive neutrality to principled action and watch it transform your team's culture. Learn how confession becomes a powerful reset, restoring momentum toward the good you already know you should do.
George B. Thomas
Founder of the Spiritual Side of Leadership
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