@Michael Clegg @Mike Ludwig Great share, thank you! Through faith in Jesus Christ - key point Blessed - happy and prosperous and fortunate Are you finding yourself happy to be fully dependent on God? Happy and fortunate WHILE you are fully depending on Him, like you said about the children? “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven” – Matthew 5:3 To be poor in spirit - some have seen this as just physical/material poverty. You have captured it correctly–the one who lacks the true knowledge of God, His word, His plan and purpose for himself, who has come to ACKNOWLEDGE it, are those blessed. Happy are those who come to recognize their spiritual need for dependence on God. Self-sufficiency cannot endure this new thought leadership system that Jesus brought. Self-sufficiency has led men to wage war against others to gain power over a few. The backdraft of this verse is so important to also understand what Jesus meant by “poor in spirit”-- the Jewish nation was under the rule of the Romans and Greeks. Those who were listening to Him were of diverse backgrounds, wealthy, middle class and lower class (financially, materialistically) - happiness was dependent on the status of these external things. However, Jesus used the word “blessed” in this context to say that your happiness is not governed by what you see externally, not earthly circumstances which most of them were looking at at that time. Yours is the kingdom of heaven - look to the eternal things while you are also existing on the earth. This does NOT mean you don’t work for the bread that perishes, but you are positioned to store for yourself treasures in the eternal more so. There is always a struggle between the will of God and the will of man - since God gave us free will, how do we know when we are aligned to His will? Jesus showed us. He constantly was in prayer with the Father - He left the multitudes and disciples many times to go and pray, which is talking with the Father. The connection was constant and unbroken. Because of such a connection, you “know” your Father's voice so well, that you know when it’s another voice you hear. Because of the fragility of human nature, you will have doubt, and you should do like Jesus, and go to the Father for clarity and confirmation.

Someone in my last AI group mentioned using both Claude and ChatGPT—she found working with both provided better leverage with her strategy and execution. So if you are open to paying to the first tiers of both tools, you then simultaneously for a couple of months, then see which one provides better output and value.

Thanks for the doc and shout out to peace in the middle of the storm!

Sorry I couldn’t attend either. We are at the stretch for community where lots of plays, presentations and memory masteries are happening—so it may hard to get on consistently do the next 4-5 Fridays. Miss y’all though 😊

@Rosemary Kimani I love the part about being less emotional attached to the outcome. Intentionality does that have to dictate the outcome—it positions the outcome to be in your favor.

- Where could you be more focused and committed than you've been? — in converting talks into sales. I’m speaking to and supporting a lot of leaders and yet my conversion rate is not good. - What are the most important outcomes and experiences you'll create? — closing on a specific client and reducing the noise wherever possible. - How will you be different from who you were in February? — positioning myself to carry to fruition what seeds have been planted in me for a long time now. The fruit is coming! 🙌🏾