WHY ARE YOU NOT WHERE YOU WANT TO BE EVEN THOUGH YOU’VE BEEN DOING ALL THE RIGHT THINGS? COMFORT IS KEEPING YOU WHERE YOU ARE. Reading the books won’t change your life.Thinking about it won’t change your life.Only action creates change. If you want to move from IDEA → ACTION → EXECUTION, ask yourself this: 1. What am I avoiding because it feels uncomfortable or risky? 2. What is one action I can take TODAY that moves me closer to my real goal? 3. Who do I need to become to actually sustain the life I say I want? Write one word thats stopping you, lets talk about it. Don’t overthink it. Pick one answer.Take one action today.

It started with a camera, and it became so much more. I changed my life the moment I decided to take back control and stop living by everyone else’s expectations. That decision didn’t just change what I do it changed who I became. You don’t have to accept a life where happiness is traded for a paycheck, or where success looks good on paper but feels empty inside. This is why we created XV Life. To help people take back ownership of their time, energy, and direction and build a life that feels aligned, intentional, and fully theirs. Stop existing. Start living

why are you waiting to fully trust God? why are you waiting to fully step out of the boat? if that’s the case do you really trust that he will provide or is it just a saying to you? God will always provide. God will always give you what you need. no other person can save you but Jesus Christ. step out of the boat and put all your trust in him.

As far back as I can remember, I’ve experienced success—quarterback on a state championship team, straight A’s, becoming a husband/father, business owner, recognition, etc.. all the things that look good on the outside. But behind it all, I lived with a constant fear of failing. Fear of letting my teammates down. My coaches. My wife & kids. My parents. My teachers. I thought failure meant I wasn’t enough, that it defined me. But that mindset was wrong. Today in church I felt like the message was planned out as if I were the only one attending this morning. It was called, Failing Forward, which talked about how Peter and his guys fished all night with no luck and then Jesus asked him to get everything back out and cast his nets one more time. They end up catching so many fish it starts sinking their boats. Hearing Matthew 5:1–11 reminded me that growth, strength, and blessing often come through humility, struggle, and surrender—not perfection. Bryson DeChambeau says it best: “I love failure because it tells me where to go next.” Failure isn’t the enemy—it’s the teacher. It’s okay to fail. In fact, failure is often exactly what we need to become who we’re meant to be.

Beautiful things can happen. Have a wonderful weekend everyone.