Do you know what makes me angry?


Reader,

Do you know what makes me angry?

I know so many people at risk of losing what matters most to them because they are trapped in the unsustainable grind of faith, family, and life. Deep down, they know this smothering grind is unsustainable, but they don't know how to break free. "If not this, then what else?" they wonder.

The real deception of this monster called "the grind" is it makes you assume there's something wrong with you. Everyone else seems to be flourishing. Their lives look perfect and fulfilled. Meanwhile, you either feel exhausted all the time or tend to be a little edgy.

Let me tell you something: you shouldn't have to sacrifice your well-being to live a meaningful life.

In fact, I believe Jesus sacrificed himself so that you wouldn't have to. His invitation to us is starkly opposite: "Come to me all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest."

Maybe your deepest purpose isn't going to be found by ramping things up but instead by relaxing down into who he made you to be.

Do you want that?

I'm preparing our next round of cohorts, where I show men and women of faith how to live with no regrets. It's a powerful journey where you'll discover how to become who you truly are and embrace the you God made you to be.

If you're ready to stop sacrificing your people and your peace for the sake of that smothering grind, reach out and book a free discovery call with me.

It's time to slow down and live for what matters most.

You are loved.

I am for you.

You've got this.

Jake

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Dr. Jake Smith Jr.

I'm a faith-fueled formation coach & speaker who develops fully-formed leaders to become who they truly are and live with no regrets.

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