https://youtube.com/shorts/rocV1TtfDdc?is=tM99pR71_RFmf8zm Today is our last day on Skool. We loved our time here. We grew a lot and learned a lot but it’s time to move on to our own platform. We look forward to seeing each of you Register at www.the12pillars.com/community Our community calls are going to stay on Thursday at 6:30 pm MST. We will only have one call per week and it will be on Thursday. We will be using Zoom as the host for our calls. So, thank you for your support here. Looking forward to seeing you soon there.

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Motivation is a visitor. Discipline is a resident. The man you become isn’t determined by your best day. It’s shaped by your ordinary days. Pray. Read. Train. Lead your family. Keep your promises. Do the work. Repeat it long enough, and your future has no choice but to change. Question: What’s one habit you’re committed to repeating today?

As you grow, not everyone will grow with you. Some people will misunderstand your decisions. Others may walk away. That’s okay. Just don’t compromise your values, your faith, or your purpose to keep people comfortable. The right people will respect the man you’re becoming. What’s one thing you do to stay true to yourself? Share it in the comments. Strength. Purpose. Legacy.

The Most Dangerous Words a Man Can Say… “I already know.” Daniel J. Boorstin said: “The great obstacle is not ignorance but the illusion of knowledge.” Think about that. Most men don’t stop growing because they lack information. They stop growing because they assume they already have enough. - “I know how to be a good husband.” - “I know I need to work out.” - “I know I should read my scriptures.” - “I know I should spend more time with my kids.” Knowing isn’t the problem. Applying what you know is. The strongest men I’ve ever met aren’t the smartest in the room. They’re the most teachable. They ask questions. They seek feedback. They admit when they’re wrong. They never stop becoming. Here’s today’s challenge: Where in your life have you confused knowing with doing? Drop one area below where you’re committed to becoming more teachable. Let’s grow together.