Get Ready With God

The world is designed to keep you wanting more. More success. More money. More influence. More of everything. Today I'm talking about why that constant pursuit can leave us feeling restless, and why staying grounded in a divine source is the only way I've found to know what's actually worth chasing.

What if the fastest way to grow is simply admitting you made the wrong choice? Today I'm sharing why I've stopped trying to convince myself every decision was the right one, what a recent trip taught me about my priorities, and how my relationship with God helps me learn without spiraling into shame.

What if reality is already enough? Today I'm talking about emotional regulation, our tendency to dramatize difficult situations, and why our response often shapes our experience more than the circumstances themselves. From a lost phone at an amusement park to the stories we tell ourselves, this episode is about finding peace by letting reality be exactly what it is, without making it worse.

Complaining isn't the problem. Staying there might be. Today I'm talking about the difference between criticizing and contributing, and why the biggest changes in my marriage, work, faith, and community have come when I stopped waiting for someone else to fix things and started asking what I could do to help.

Why do some people seem more "blessed" than others? Today I'm sharing why I've stopped thinking of blessings as rewards for righteousness and started seeing them as something much deeper. For me, the greatest blessing of faith isn't wealth, health, or easy circumstances. It's finding peace and being okay, even when life isn't.

Is the world really worse than it's ever been? Today I'm sharing why I've changed my thinking about that narrative, why I believe it's rooted in privilege more often than we realize, and why focusing on doom doesn't actually make the world better. This is a conversation about perspective, responsibility, and choosing hope without ignoring suffering.

We aren't returning, we are rebuilding. 

I went to the Vatican, watched strangers cry in a building that wasn't mine to cry in, and came home with a theory I've never said out loud until now.

Gwen Stefani said something at The Sphere that I wrote into my talk the next night. I haven't stopped thinking about it since.

We talk a lot about generational trauma. I want to talk about generational love and what it actually costs to build it.