Join me this Friday for another edition of Faith-Based Friday, where we break down powerful takeaways from the latest Sunday message at Life Church—and apply them directly to how we lead, live, and grow.I don’t just attend Life Church—I serve as a group leader, and every week I leave with something worth sharing. This isn’t just spiritual talk—it’s strategy for building stronger teams, healthier work cultures, deeper relationships, and lower turnover.

It’s Thursday, and that means we’re bringing it all together on the Move Swift + LY Weekly Recap—this time with a deep dive into the one thing that drives your results, your reactions, and your relationships:
Your Worldview.

All week we’ve been unpacking this from every angle:

💭 Monday: What is a worldview—really? I broke down how I discovered I’m a centrist, and why that matters in business and life.
✋🏾 Tuesday: We tackled the emotional pressure of collaborating with people who don’t see life like you do.
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Wednesday: I shared personal stories from my own family that molded how I show up today—as a leader, a coach, and a creator.

Now, in this recap episode, we connect all the dots:

✅ What really defines a Win-Trapreneur
✅ Why being misunderstood is part of the leadership job description
✅ And how your personal values can (and should) create your professional edge

🧠 Whether you caught every episode or are just tuning in—this is the one you don’t want to miss.

📈 Ready to reshape your team’s worldview into real, measurable performance?
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On this powerful Win-Trapreneur Wednesday, we dive into the why behind the work.

I open up about what it truly means to be a Win-Trapreneur—someone with a bold entrepreneurial vision and a job that aligns with that mission.

Then I walk you through the key figures who shaped my worldview:

💡 KeyRann, my cousin and founder of Jumper Status, who showed me what execution really looks like.
💬 Fushena, my sister, who once gave me the most honest relationship advice I’ve ever received.
✊🏾 Debra & Neil, my parents, who raised me to understand that as a Black man, you’ll always have to go the extra mile to prove your worth.

This episode is a tribute to the people who shaped me—and a blueprint for anyone building a foundation based on truth, discipline, and legacy.

🛠️ Ready to bring that kind of clarity and culture to your team?
👉🏾 Book an employee development session now: https://makeyamove.com