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Are you highly capable—but watching less competent people rise while you stay stuck?

 This episode explains why that happens—and what ethical leaders must do about it.

Many good people avoid power because they think it’s dirty, selfish, or unspiritual. That mistake leaves leadership to louder, less qualified voices—and costs families, teams, and organizations real progress.

In this episode, we confront an uncomfortable truth: power isn’t the problem—ignorance of power is.

What You’ll Learn

• Why hard work alone doesn’t win – and why leadership books often mislead well-intentioned people
• Why power is neutral – and how avoiding it makes you vulnerable to those who understand it
• The “Rolex under your sleeve” mistake – relying on competence while ignoring visibility and positioning
• The real sources of power – expertise, trust, title, access, and perception—and how leaders misuse them
• Biblical wisdom on power – stewardship, humility, and responsibility (not denial)
• Why visibility beats performance – and how to ethically control your narrative and influence

The Challenge

Ask yourself: Where am I pretending power doesn’t exist?
Because avoiding power doesn’t make you holy—it makes you irrelevant.

If you care about your family, your team, and the future of the organizations you serve, this episode is a must-listen.

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