Writing = Clarity

It’s October 2025, and I’ve been sitting with a lot of questions lately.

Questions about direction. About what to do next.

I’ve been trying to lean in more to my relationship with God and Jesus Christ. Life’s good right now. But I don't want good. I want great.

I’m at a crossroads where I’m deeply grateful for the life I’ve built. I have a loving family, a stable job, and great health. I can also feel the itch to do something bigger. Something meaningful that stretches me in new ways.

And lately, I’ve started to notice patterns. Answers showing up as thoughts, ideas, and conversations. People crossing paths with me at the right time.

When I look back, I can see God’s hand in the details of the last few months.

When I start my day with scripture, leadership books, and self reflection, something inside me shifts. Things appear clearer.

There's power in putting words on paper. I see connections I didn’t see before. I recognize patterns in my thoughts, lessons in my experiences, and direction in the small details.

This morning ritual has become my way of clear thinking.

I don’t know exactly what’s next. But I do know that reading and writing have become my compass.