“Tea is the magic key to the vault where my brain keeps its secrets.” ~Frances Hardinge 🫖 I don’t know about you, but there’s something about a quiet moment with a warm cup of tea that just clears the fog in my head. Today, it’s Republic of Tea’s Ginger Peach Longevity Tea—smooth, a little sweet, and exactly what I needed to reset. ☕️It’s not just tea—it’s a pause, a moment to breathe, to think, and to let my thoughts wander in unexpected directions. 🤔 What’s your go-to ritual when you need to find clarity? Drop your favorite drink or moment below—I’d love to hear! 🫖🍑 #MindfulMoments #BiteSizedTherapy #TeaTimeReset

With life’s hectic pace, it’s easy to let my own mindset fuel tank run low. This New Year, I’m starting Day 1 by committing to small, daily steps toward a stronger mindset. My wife gave me this thoughtful gift 🎁—Daily Strength for Men, a 365-day devotional—and it’s going to be one of my tools to stay consistent in 2025, showing up stronger not just for myself, but for everyone who’s counting on me. But I’m not doing this alone—I want to bring you along. If you’re ready to reset, refocus, and lead with clarity, or if there’s someone in your life who could use a mindset reset, invite them to join the journey. Send them this link 🔗 Skool.com/mindset Along the way, I’ll be sharing my takeaways and insights in the Mindset Masterclass as I go. Let’s make 2025 the year we stop reacting to life and start leading it. Head to the bookstore and grab a cool devotional—or one you already have on your shelf—and let’s get started. Comment below if you’re in—I’d love to hear how you’re kicking off your New Year, too! #MindsetMatters #LeadWithClarity #StrongerTogether

Sleep deprivation: The only religion where we tithe our time to the TV gods and pray to coffee for redemption. But here’s the truth: No substitute will ever save us like sleep can. Time to reclaim your rest and reset your mindset! How has YOUR sleep hygiene been this week? Catch, consider, and comment on the tips in the next post👇 (Share this post with someone in need) ~Graphic from an illustrated poem by Jamal Robinson in Found Notes