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August 19, 2025 21 mins

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You want to lead? Serve. You want to be great? Get low. Humility isn’t for the weak, it’s for the dangerous. This episode hits where pride lives and teaches you how to kill it with action. If you can't kneel, you can't lead.

Serving isn’t soft, it’s savage. Humility isn’t weakness, it’s war on your pride. If you can’t kneel, you can’t lead.

QOTD: “Only the strong can stoop low and stay there.” – Anonymous

SOTD: Philippians 2:3-4 (ESV)
"Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves. Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others."

Tactical Action Steps

1. Do invisible things:

  • Do one invisible act of service today no recognition, no credit.

2. Hold your tongue:

  • Let someone else speak. Don’t insert your opinion. Just honor.

3. Kill Pride at the Root:

  • Ask this dangerous question: “How can I serve you better?” and Then actually do it.

Dangerous Focus for the Week:

Carry the towel. Every day this week, serve one person in a way that costs you something. Time, pride, attention. If it’s easy, it doesn’t count.





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