When life feels heavy, uncertain, and you are being stretched beyond your comfort, choose to trust God. This is the place He shapes, strengthens, and refines you, for your good and His glory. You may not see it while your walking through your season, but afterward you will be able to look back and say, "Oh, now I understand." Scientifically speaking, in every season, when things are blooming and when they feel barren—nothing is actually wasted. Even when the surface looks empty, there’s still activity happening beneath it. Roots are growing deeper, soil is restoring nutrients, and systems are resetting to prepare for the next phase of growth. In nature, what looks like a pause is often essential preparation. Growth isn’t constant, it comes in cycles. Periods of visible progress are followed by periods of restoration, and both are necessary for long-term strength and sustainability. So even in the “barren” season, something is still working… it’s just happening where you can’t see it yet. Seasons change, but God remains the same and He’s using it all for a purpose.

Your mind starts working to prove that what you believe is true. For example, if you start believing and speaking, I am building a successful business, your mind will start finding ways for that to happen. Speak things into existence and take consistent action every day to accomplish your goals!

Forget about how God did it with someone else. He’s doing a new thing with and through you!

I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase “you are the product of the 5 people that you spend the most time with,” there is no flying solo in the Kingdom. You need an ARMY! You need a battle plan, you need soldiers on your left and on your right to help you carry out the mission. Sometimes these are your business partners, accountability partners, or the people that support you in the journey. Surround yourself with Godly people who will pray with and for you, people with vision, and people who are already where you want to be!

In order for God to give you more, you have to prove that you can handle more. Stay consistent. Stay moving. Stay on the path.