At some point, leadership stops being about intention, belief, or agreement—and becomes about decisions.
Once clarity shows up, once standards are named, and once the dragons are out in the open, everyone has to choose. Belief isn’t enough anymore. Agreement doesn’t cut it. This is where leadership gets real.
In this episode, we bring the entire week together and confront the moment every leader eventually faces: get in—or get out of the way.
Some people won’t get in—not because they’re bad, lazy, or incapable—but because commitment costs comfort. And that’s where leadership either flinches or forms.
You don’t owe your people comfort.
You owe them clarity.
Culture isn’t built by convincing everyone. It’s built by who stays when the standard stays. This episode challenges you to stop negotiating what should already be decided—and to lead with calm, consistency, and stamina.
You’re in the War Room now. Choose the standard. Hold the line. And go create some leadership fire. 🔥
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