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Thank You for Your Patience.
Family, I want to take a moment and just say… thank you. This has been a season of pressure and productivity at the same time. Building this one-man show, leading my family, pastoring, traveling, pouring into people… it’s been a lot. Not in a complaining way, but in a stretching, evolving, “God is doing something” kind of way. And through all of it, I’ve felt your grace. Your patience. Your consistency. I don’t take that lightly. I really love doing life with you all. For real. And I want more time with you. I want more moments where we can lock in, teach, build, sharpen, and grow together. We’re overdue for another class, and trust me, it’s coming ASAP. But I don’t just want to meet… I want you ready. I want your focus there, your bandwidth there, your spirit engaged. ARE YOU READY? Because what we’re building requires more than attendance… it requires alignment. But let me say this clearly… I want you with me. Not just in theory. Not just in spirit. But in the room. Have you gotten your ticket to the one-man show yet? This is not just an event. This is the next stage of my evolution. This is me stretching creatively, spiritually, emotionally—bringing everything God has put in me into one experience. If you’re in Atlanta, I need you front row. If you’re out of town, I need you online. I want my people there. I want you to see it. Feel it. Experience it. Because we’re not just talking about growth… We’re stepping into it. Thank you again for your patience. We’re building something real. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/good-grief-a-one-man-show-by-bryan-meadows-tickets-1981350104499?aff=oddtdtcreator
Thank You for Your Patience.
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I'll be there in some format. Thank you for your patience. I'm experiencing my own stretching, and I'm committed to doing my part too.
THE ANOINTING OF DIVINE TIMING
One of my assignments in your life is not just to help you grow… but to help you move at the right time. Because let’s be honest, it’s not always about doing the right thing… It’s about doing the right thing at the right time. 🧠 What We’re Praying For Today Today we are targeting something deeper than discipline… deeper than productivity… We are praying for: - Divine Timing - Sensitivity to Chronos (natural time) - Sensitivity to Kairos (God’s opportune moments) - The Issachar Anointing (1 Chronicles 12:32 — “men who understood the times and knew what Israel ought to do”) - A supernatural internal clock directed by the Holy Spirit 🔥 A Personal Note Ever since I was a child, I’ve noticed something… I’ll put something in the oven… forget about it… or throw clothes in the dryer… And randomly, something in me says, “Go check it.” And as I’m walking up… Beep. Right on time. Not early. Not late. Exact. It’s like God has always been whispering to me: “You are wired for divine timing.” And I’m telling you, this is not coincidence… this is calibration. 🧬 THE REVELATION Some of you are living anxious because you’re trying to manage time… When God wants to merge you with time. Where you don’t chase timing… it lives in you. Where you don’t obsess over clocks… Your spirit becomes the clock. ⚡ WHAT THIS UNLOCKS When you walk in divine timing: - You make calls at the exact right moment - You post content at the right time without overthinking - You meet people in divine intersections - You avoid battles you were never supposed to fight - You step into opportunities others missed by seconds 🙏🏽 PRAYER ACTIVATION: DIVINE TIMING Father, in the name of Jesus, We thank You that You are not just the God of purpose… but the God of timing. According to Ecclesiastes 3:1 — “To everything there is a season…” We step into alignment with divine seasons and moments. I pray that You would: - Baptize us in the spirit of timing - Give us the Issachar anointing to discern times and seasons - Heighten our sensitivity to kairos moments - Align our natural rhythms with Your supernatural agenda
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My next relocation is right on time. I am right on time. 🙏🏼
Mentorship Assignment: How Do You Deal with Discouragement?
Let’s talk honestly today. Every creative. Every leader. Every builder. Every person who is trying to do something meaningful with their life will eventually face discouragement. There will be days when motivation disappears, when the excitement fades, and when the vision feels heavier than usual. But one of the most powerful things about this community is that we don’t have to face those moments alone. Your testimony, your strategy, your mindset, your faith, and your practical habits may be exactly what someone else in this group needs to hear today. So here’s today’s assignment: Tell us how you deal with discouragement. When you feel tired… When you feel unmotivated… When you feel like quitting… What helps you get back up? Do you pray? Do you take a break? Do you change your environment? Do you remind yourself of your purpose? Do you go back to the vision God gave you? Drop your answer in the comments and be honest. Your response might encourage someone else who is quietly fighting the same battle. Let’s help each other today. 💬
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@Auhmein Green 🙏🏼
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When I'm discouraged, and I go encourage someone (even a post) or pray for someone (now, I'm now doing this depending on God not me) I'm always blessed and invigorated. I go away with a reminder about something bigger than me. When I need to step away and just receive. I meditate and give myself a safe space to express my thoughts. I'll listen to the word. (like Eshon Burgundy: https://youtu.be/acBUTAc7xgE?si=mTX5tvlM1KhdyOqF) I'll be kind to myself with a healthy meal. It can be hard, I'm a natural giver and when the circle seems small (like today). I take a moment to encourage myself and remind myself what God said. Sometimes I'll sing, be outside and something I want to be more intentional about doing when I feel like this is making art.
THE MAN IN THE CUBE
What you’re looking at is actually a derivative concept from my larger framework called The Destiny Diagram. The Destiny Diagram is my overarching philosophy and visual framework for understanding calling, purpose, gifts, assignments, and the trajectory of the human life from a spiritual and purpose-driven perspective. It explores how our lives unfold through direction, development, and divine design. But one thing I want you to always remember is this: Every revelation God gives you has layers and dimensions. One idea can become many ideas. One principle can produce multiple philosophies. One diagram can open the door to an entire world of insight. From The Destiny Diagram, I developed a spinoff concept that I’m exploring in a future book called: The Man in the Cube. The cube represents a season or dimension of development. Our entire life is made up of many cubes: many seasons, many environments, many developmental spaces that shape us. Each cube represents a chapter where certain things are forming in us: skills, character, understanding, maturity, and perspective. But here’s the key: The cube that once develops you can eventually become the cube you must outgrow. The Man in the Cube represents a person inside a specific season of life. Sometimes we are learning. Sometimes we are stretching. Sometimes we feel confined. Sometimes we feel like we’re pressing against the boundaries of who we used to be. But every cube has a purpose. Every season is forming something. Every dimension of life is preparing you for the next one. Eventually, you graduate from one cube and step into another. Your life becomes a series of chapters, pages, and volumes of growth. Now I want to hear from you: 1️⃣ What concept, revelation, or philosophy are you currently developing in your own thinking or life? 2️⃣ What season of life do you feel like you are in right now? What do you feel like this season is teaching you and developing in you? Let’s talk about it in the comments!
THE MAN IN THE CUBE
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I'm still unpacking this. I feel like I am in a building season. It's separate, yet I'm challenged to walk out and move in the prayers and visions that have been hidden within me. The concepts that I keep going back to are the 'idea of prototypes.' Just the whole systematic process of researching, iterating, testing, launching, and repeating is a liberating process to me. Because I'm creating systems in my businesses, church, and personal life - I'm constantly testing, but with that I'm learning how things relate to each other, how to distinguish if something is valuable, which then usually trickles into more ideas, and potential solutions. With that comes responsibility, which I am also tested in. Something I've been conceptualizing in my work is the idea of limitlessness and how that extends to holiness.
RESULTS CHECK-IN — 30 Days of Not Giving a C*RE
Alright… let’s talk about it. For the past 30 days we challenged ourselves to stop overthinking, stop hiding, and simply show up and post. No perfection. No excuses. Just consistency and courage. Now I want to hear from you. How did your 30 days of not giving a C*RE go? • What did you learn about yourself? • How did it feel to show up consistently? • Did it stretch you? Grow you? Challenge your confidence? • What surprised you about the process? • And the big question… are you going to keep going? Drop your reflections in the comments. Wins, struggles, insights — all of it. This challenge was never just about posting. It was about breaking the fear of being seen and stepping into your voice. Let’s talk about the results.
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• What did you learn about yourself? The funny thing is, I have done marketing/social media campaigns consistently for my church and fundraisers, but I haven't done it for myself. I'm private - I prefer to be behind the camera, not in front of it. I still knew that I needed to get out of my shell. I learned that my voice is unified from prayer, to art, business, and marketing. I help people feel seen. Learned my strengths can be applied to multiple lenses: social change/multi-cultural/spiritual/artistic i.e. Some were more uncomfortable maneuvering into on a social media platform than others. • Did it stretch you? Grow you? Challenge your confidence? Yes, it did. I learned about myself in the process - and still I am. I was challenged with imposter syndrome when I spoke on certain topics, but doing it anyway forced me to confront it. • What surprised you about the process? The challenge was difficult for me, but I loved it because I didn't need to filter down my voice and pass off my ideas somewhere else just for them to be watered down or dismissed - I got to keep them. It also felt like a natural extension to my work; everything seemed to trickle into each other. The ideas just kept flowing! • And the big question… are you going to keep going? Yes. I'm exploring what that looks like!
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