I’m letting go of the pressure to try and wrap up too many loose ends (work, projects, to-do lists…) before the end of the year and just going to spend more time enjoying the Christmas season, family and friends.

@Enrico Mezzapelle intentional - that’s a great way to step up.

@Enrico Mezzapelle great response - I love your passion! Still detailing as well - or moved on completely from that?

@Enrico Mezzapelle haha - the right answer is my truck does not get cleaned often enough because I’m the guy who does it. All that said, I have an appreciation for detailing. I ran a detail division at two dealerships I was the service manager of - but that was a long time ago now

@Enrico Mezzapelle like Ross cycling or salt flat mad speed record motor cycles?

@Enrico Mezzapelle haha - Good on your Dad - that’s great exercise.

#winning for liking and commenting on my own posts - you rock Mike! lol

Truth: I love doing hard things — but it’s a whole different kind of strength when you’re doing them with men you learn with and learn from. When I was younger, I took pride in being the lone wolf.Suffering on my bike… training alone… hiking alone… testing myself.Back then, I thought the reward was proving something to myself. Took me a few decades to realize:There’s almost no reward in impressing yourself.And the world keeps telling men the opposite. Now I’m starting new things — but I’m doing it with a crew.Men beside me. Men sharpening me. Men I trust. That’s what we’re doing here. Someone once said, “You become the average of the five people you spend the most time with.”Well… this group is quickly becoming the place where intentional men hang out to level up — not just their sovereign mindset, but their character, humility, integrity, and calling. Ezekiel 37 — God breathing life into dry bones and raising an army.I refuse to spend my life around people who are spiritually dead. It’s a great time to be alive.God is moving.And I’m grateful for every one of you showing up —iron sharpening iron.