đź‘‘ The plans were set. The bags were almost packed. And then life stepped in.
In this episode of The King’s Court, the King talks about a week that didn’t go as planned... camping cancelled, priorities reshuffled, and a long list of responsibilities that didn’t care about disappointment or timing.
Instead of Joshua Tree, there were fences to fix, decoys to pull from the blind, and a weekend that turned into a full-blown cluster — capped off by almost breaking the Ranger. It wasn’t glamorous. It wasn’t restful. But it was necessary.
This episode isn’t about a cancelled trip, it’s about what it means to stay present, support your partner when plans fall apart, and handle the work that still needs doing. Leadership doesn’t disappear when the reward does. Legacy is built in the moments no one applauds.
⚔️ This week’s Royal Decree:
“A King isn’t measured by the plans he makes, but by the responsibilities he still carries when those plans fall apart.”
Because holding the line isn’t dramatic. It’s deliberate.
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