On this episode of Preaching to the Choir, I challenge a comfortable lie too many men believe: that saying you’d die for your family somehow equals leadership.Words are easy. Declarations are cheap. Virtue signaling costs nothing.Living for your family is where the real work begins. Consistency. Discipline. Showing up in the mundane and the boring, day after day, when no one is watching. That’s how trust is built. That’s how families are strengthened. That’s how legacy is earned.We live in a culture obsessed with talk and performance, yet allergic to responsibility and follow-through. This episode is a reminder that leadership isn’t found in dramatic sacrifice, but in quiet obedience, daily effort, and long-term commitment.Stop talking about who you’d die for. Start proving who you’re willing to live for.
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