I want to model something for you in real time. Recently, I shared the first round of graphics for my one-man show with you all. They were good. Solid. Clean. Professional. But after sitting with them… and after another conversation with my designer, I realized something: we hadn’t landed on the target yet. So I changed it. We went back. We re-evaluated. We refined. We upgraded. And what we landed on now feels aligned. It feels honest. It feels like me. Edgy. Artistic. Raw…. Dramatic. Here’s the lesson I don’t want you to miss: Just because you put something out doesn’t mean it’s final. Just because it worked doesn’t mean it’s finished. Just because people liked it doesn’t mean you’re not allowed to grow past it. Growth requires permission to pivot. As you evolve, your: - art should evolve - execution should evolve - language should evolve - ministry should evolve - expression should evolve Refinement is not failure. Updating is not insecurity. Changing your mind is not inconsistency. It’s maturity. Don’t lock yourself into an old version of you just because you already hit “publish.” You are allowed to listen again. You are allowed to feel again. You are allowed to say, “This was good… but I see it clearer now.” That’s not going backward. That’s moving closer to accuracy. So if something in your life, brand, message, or work no longer fits who you’re becoming… change it. No apology needed.

There comes a point where growth doesn’t require more revelation… it requires more action. Many of us are not stuck because we lack ideas, calling, gifting, or even faith. We’re stuck because we keep waiting for the perfect moment, the perfect post, the perfect version of ourselves to show up. This challenge is a line in the sand. For the next 30 days, we are choosing momentum over mastery, obedience over outcome, and consistency over comfort. Not to be reckless… but to be free. Free from perfectionism. Free from fear. Free from the paralysis that comes from caring too much about how it will be received. This is about showing up, being visible, and letting growth happen in real time. 🎯 THE POINT OF THE CHALLENGE This is not about: • aesthetics • virality • algorithm hacking • perfect lighting, sound, captions, or editing This IS about: • obedience over outcome • consistency over confidence • momentum over mastery • authenticity over approval We are training the muscle of showing up. ✅ CHALLENGE REQUIREMENTS (Non-Negotiables) 1️⃣ You MUST Post Every Day • One post minimum. • You can cross-post the same content across platforms. • Or you can post different content to different platforms. • Platforms are up to you: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, etc. 👉 Miss a day = you broke the streak. You must double up the next day. Stay accountable. 2️⃣ It MUST Be Something You Created • Original content or • A repost/remix with your original voice added (caption, commentary, stitch, reaction, voiceover, takeaway). 🚫 No faceless reposting. 🚫 No dumping quotes without context. If someone could remove your name and it still works the same, it doesn’t count. 3️⃣ It MUST Reflect You This is key. Your post should show at least one of the following: • your thoughts • your faith • your process • your creativity • your struggles • your perspective • your questions • your convictions It does not have to be deep—but it must be honest. 4️⃣ No Perfectionism Allowed

We are hours away from the very first LIVE Kingdom Lab teaching, and I can’t wait to start this journey towards purpose and execution, gift mastery and spiritual discipline. Being a student of GREATNESS, and pushing your potential is what high capacity leaders do. This is what we are doing tonight. This is an interactive, lecture-driven teaching where you will need to lock in, take notes, and think deeply. 📚 Lesson One: Mastering the Language Here’s the truth most people miss: If you can’t name it, you can’t tame it. If you can’t define it, you can’t develop it. Tonight, we are going after the language of assignment—the words, concepts, and definitions that shape how you see yourself, how you understand your calling, and how you move with accuracy in what God has entrusted to you. We’ll be breaking down foundational concepts, sharpening vocabulary, and giving you language for things you’ve felt but never knew how to articulate. This is how clarity is formed. This is how confusion gets dismantled. 🕣 TONIGHT — 8:30 PM EST ✍🏽 Have something to write with 🧠 Come mentally present 🔥 Come hungry to learn

We ALL Lead — especially as creatives. For creatives, leadership doesn’t always look like a microphone, a platform, or a title. A lot of times it looks like obedience in private, consistency in process, and alignment in how we create. Fasting repositions identity matters here because many of us don’t struggle with talent—we struggle with letting our identity get tied to output, affirmation, or momentum. When identity is off, creativity becomes performative instead of purposeful. Delay not meaning denial is huge for creatives. Seasons where the work feels unseen, under-engaged, or slow don’t mean God isn’t moving. Like Daniel 10, the answer can be released while the manifestation is delayed. Waiting isn’t inactivity—it’s alignment. And alignment protects the work from being premature. Perspective turning pain into purpose hits home too. Rejection, pauses, creative droughts, and criticism can either harden us or mature us. Joseph didn’t ignore what happened—he reframed it. Creatives lead best when we stop saying “this industry did this to me” and start asking “what is God forming in me through this?” The culture equation matters because creatives shape culture whether we intend to or not: - Our attitudes shape how we approach our craft - That becomes behavior (how we show up, post, collaborate, rest) - Sustained behavior becomes habits (discipline, excellence, procrastination, integrity) - Habits reveal values (why we create) - Values establish culture (what people feel when they encounter our work) ✨✨That’s leadership. Application for us as creatives: - Check identity before chasing visibility - Don’t rush platforms that outpace formation - Let waiting refine the work, not discourage it - Pay attention to habits, not just inspiration - Confront what’s blocking growth instead of creating around it - Choose alignment over constant activity We lead through what we create, how we create, and who we are becoming while we create it. Here’s the link to my full sermon notes if you want to sit with it more:

This week, don’t aim to get through the week. Aim to govern it. Aim to conquer it! Your goals this week are simple… but not small: • Be great (not average, not casual, not distracted) • Be effective (produce fruit, not motion) • Be consistent (show up even when you don’t feel it) • Be visible (stop hiding what God anointed) • Be present (undivided, undiluted, undistracted) • Be sober (clear-minded, disciplined, intentional) • Use your gift on purpose, on assignment, at full strength This week, don’t just have a gift. Steward it. Sharpen it. Offer it back to God with excellence. Show up strong. Show up awake. Show up accountable to heaven. Heaven responds to alignment. Momentum responds to consistency. Impact responds to obedience. QUESTION FOR THE WEEK: What is the one thing you will do every day this week that proves you’re serious about your calling? Drop it in the comments. Name it. Commit to it. Execute it.