Tell me about your vision.
You know, my vision when it comes to how I kind of run things both in my life and then
in business is I look at the framework of stewardship as sort of the lens through which
I run things.
So what does stewardship mean, right?
Well, in my way of definition and my way of thinking, and I've discovered that's one of
those words that means a lot of different things to a lot of different people.
So I actually ask people a lot, what does it mean to you?
For me, it's that idea of that there are things that are bigger than me.
There are things that I've been blessed with that I've been given that my job is not to
own them.
My job is not to hold on to them.
My job is not to control them, but rather my job is to take care of them and use them
in a way that helps not just me, not just my family, but helps all of those people around
me, all of those folks that come into my circle.
And it could be as little as you're holding the door open for somebody at the store.
It could be as big as working with them as a coach and trying to help them really figure
out what they need to do and how they need to do it.
So it needs to happen in all of those moments in my life from the smallest to the largest.