Vaughn
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Morning Reflection: What fills my heart always shows up in my words.
Jesus reminds me that speech isn’t neutral. It reveals what I trust and what rules me.
Jesus reminds me that speech isn’t neutral. It reveals what I trust and what rules me.
February 5, 2026 at 1:17 PM
Morning Reflection: What fills my heart always shows up in my words.
Jesus reminds me that speech isn’t neutral. It reveals what I trust and what rules me.
Jesus reminds me that speech isn’t neutral. It reveals what I trust and what rules me.
Most people don’t fail ethically in big moments.
They drift in small ones.
Pressure doesn’t build character, it reveals it.
Tell the truth when it’s inconvenient, keep small promises, and hold the same standard for everyone.
Skill gets attention. Integrity earns trust.
They drift in small ones.
Pressure doesn’t build character, it reveals it.
Tell the truth when it’s inconvenient, keep small promises, and hold the same standard for everyone.
Skill gets attention. Integrity earns trust.
February 4, 2026 at 10:34 PM
Most people don’t fail ethically in big moments.
They drift in small ones.
Pressure doesn’t build character, it reveals it.
Tell the truth when it’s inconvenient, keep small promises, and hold the same standard for everyone.
Skill gets attention. Integrity earns trust.
They drift in small ones.
Pressure doesn’t build character, it reveals it.
Tell the truth when it’s inconvenient, keep small promises, and hold the same standard for everyone.
Skill gets attention. Integrity earns trust.
Morning Reflection: I notice how often God works through quiet faithfulness.
Jesus restores on the Sabbath.
The Bereans examine the Scriptures daily.
God’s power moves without spectacle, yet nothing stops it.
Jesus restores on the Sabbath.
The Bereans examine the Scriptures daily.
God’s power moves without spectacle, yet nothing stops it.
February 4, 2026 at 12:56 PM
Morning Reflection: I notice how often God works through quiet faithfulness.
Jesus restores on the Sabbath.
The Bereans examine the Scriptures daily.
God’s power moves without spectacle, yet nothing stops it.
Jesus restores on the Sabbath.
The Bereans examine the Scriptures daily.
God’s power moves without spectacle, yet nothing stops it.
Morning Reflection: I notice how Jesus confronts hard hearts and still offers rest.
Judgment is real.
Mercy is still open.
God doesn’t force surrender, but He keeps inviting it.
Judgment is real.
Mercy is still open.
God doesn’t force surrender, but He keeps inviting it.
February 3, 2026 at 2:07 PM
Morning Reflection: I notice how Jesus confronts hard hearts and still offers rest.
Judgment is real.
Mercy is still open.
God doesn’t force surrender, but He keeps inviting it.
Judgment is real.
Mercy is still open.
God doesn’t force surrender, but He keeps inviting it.
Morning Reflection: I notice how often I expect God to work on my timeline and in my preferred way.
John doubts. Moses hesitates.
Even faithful people wrestle when God’s plan unfolds slower or differently than they hoped.
John doubts. Moses hesitates.
Even faithful people wrestle when God’s plan unfolds slower or differently than they hoped.
February 2, 2026 at 1:09 PM
Morning Reflection: I notice how often I expect God to work on my timeline and in my preferred way.
John doubts. Moses hesitates.
Even faithful people wrestle when God’s plan unfolds slower or differently than they hoped.
John doubts. Moses hesitates.
Even faithful people wrestle when God’s plan unfolds slower or differently than they hoped.
Morning Reflection: Faith isn’t private or safe.
Jesus warns that loyalty to Him can cost relationships and comfort.
God calls people out of slavery and into purpose, even when fear says stay quiet.
Jesus warns that loyalty to Him can cost relationships and comfort.
God calls people out of slavery and into purpose, even when fear says stay quiet.
February 1, 2026 at 2:03 PM
Morning Reflection: Faith isn’t private or safe.
Jesus warns that loyalty to Him can cost relationships and comfort.
God calls people out of slavery and into purpose, even when fear says stay quiet.
Jesus warns that loyalty to Him can cost relationships and comfort.
God calls people out of slavery and into purpose, even when fear says stay quiet.
I’m a purpose-driven leader.
Two things I’ve learned:
Vision without execution is spiritual procrastination.
Execution without conviction is noise.
You just need to know the difference before you call it faith.
Two things I’ve learned:
Vision without execution is spiritual procrastination.
Execution without conviction is noise.
You just need to know the difference before you call it faith.
February 1, 2026 at 12:15 AM
I’m a purpose-driven leader.
Two things I’ve learned:
Vision without execution is spiritual procrastination.
Execution without conviction is noise.
You just need to know the difference before you call it faith.
Two things I’ve learned:
Vision without execution is spiritual procrastination.
Execution without conviction is noise.
You just need to know the difference before you call it faith.
Morning Reflection: My faith is personal but it isn't private.
Hebrews 10:24 reminds me that faith isn’t meant to be lived in isolation.
God calls me to pay attention to others and to care enough to move toward them.
Hebrews 10:24 reminds me that faith isn’t meant to be lived in isolation.
God calls me to pay attention to others and to care enough to move toward them.
January 31, 2026 at 2:59 PM
Morning Reflection: My faith is personal but it isn't private.
Hebrews 10:24 reminds me that faith isn’t meant to be lived in isolation.
God calls me to pay attention to others and to care enough to move toward them.
Hebrews 10:24 reminds me that faith isn’t meant to be lived in isolation.
God calls me to pay attention to others and to care enough to move toward them.
5 rules for leaders to go from hiding → leading
① Stand somewhere
② Say what you believe
③ Let tension exist
④ Stop sanding down every edge
⑤ Trust alignment over approval
Playing it safe doesn’t protect your witness.
It teaches people your convictions are negotiable.
① Stand somewhere
② Say what you believe
③ Let tension exist
④ Stop sanding down every edge
⑤ Trust alignment over approval
Playing it safe doesn’t protect your witness.
It teaches people your convictions are negotiable.
January 30, 2026 at 10:30 PM
5 rules for leaders to go from hiding → leading
① Stand somewhere
② Say what you believe
③ Let tension exist
④ Stop sanding down every edge
⑤ Trust alignment over approval
Playing it safe doesn’t protect your witness.
It teaches people your convictions are negotiable.
① Stand somewhere
② Say what you believe
③ Let tension exist
④ Stop sanding down every edge
⑤ Trust alignment over approval
Playing it safe doesn’t protect your witness.
It teaches people your convictions are negotiable.
I didn’t ask for what I wanted because I didn’t believe I was allowed to.
I never admitted it to anyone.
I just acted like it was true.
That belief kept me quiet in moments that mattered.
I never admitted it to anyone.
I just acted like it was true.
That belief kept me quiet in moments that mattered.
January 30, 2026 at 2:45 PM
I didn’t ask for what I wanted because I didn’t believe I was allowed to.
I never admitted it to anyone.
I just acted like it was true.
That belief kept me quiet in moments that mattered.
I never admitted it to anyone.
I just acted like it was true.
That belief kept me quiet in moments that mattered.
Morning Reflection: Sometimes I can be quick to read Scripture but slow to live it.
James 1:22 reminds me that hearing God’s Word without obedience leaves me unchanged.
James 1:22 reminds me that hearing God’s Word without obedience leaves me unchanged.
January 30, 2026 at 12:55 PM
Morning Reflection: Sometimes I can be quick to read Scripture but slow to live it.
James 1:22 reminds me that hearing God’s Word without obedience leaves me unchanged.
James 1:22 reminds me that hearing God’s Word without obedience leaves me unchanged.
Christian Entrepreneurs: Your business struggles aren't obstacles to your faith.
They're the refining fire that's making you into the leader your people need.
They're the refining fire that's making you into the leader your people need.
January 30, 2026 at 1:59 AM
Christian Entrepreneurs: Your business struggles aren't obstacles to your faith.
They're the refining fire that's making you into the leader your people need.
They're the refining fire that's making you into the leader your people need.
I wasted months overthinking content that never got posted.
The problem wasn’t ideas.
It was hesitation.
Here’s the system I use to post consistently in 30 minutes a day.
The problem wasn’t ideas.
It was hesitation.
Here’s the system I use to post consistently in 30 minutes a day.
January 29, 2026 at 2:54 PM
I wasted months overthinking content that never got posted.
The problem wasn’t ideas.
It was hesitation.
Here’s the system I use to post consistently in 30 minutes a day.
The problem wasn’t ideas.
It was hesitation.
Here’s the system I use to post consistently in 30 minutes a day.
Morning Reflection: There is no one holy like the Lord.
Today I'm reminded that stability doesn’t come from my strength or control.
It comes from knowing who God is and trusting His character.
Today I'm reminded that stability doesn’t come from my strength or control.
It comes from knowing who God is and trusting His character.
January 29, 2026 at 1:11 PM
Morning Reflection: There is no one holy like the Lord.
Today I'm reminded that stability doesn’t come from my strength or control.
It comes from knowing who God is and trusting His character.
Today I'm reminded that stability doesn’t come from my strength or control.
It comes from knowing who God is and trusting His character.
Content strategy isn't quantity vs. quality.
It's the systems that free you from perfectionism.
The framework that works:
• Capture ideas as they come
• Organize loosely (not obsessively)
• Publish consistently
High value doesn't require perfect execution.
Just show up.
It's the systems that free you from perfectionism.
The framework that works:
• Capture ideas as they come
• Organize loosely (not obsessively)
• Publish consistently
High value doesn't require perfect execution.
Just show up.
January 28, 2026 at 10:28 PM
Content strategy isn't quantity vs. quality.
It's the systems that free you from perfectionism.
The framework that works:
• Capture ideas as they come
• Organize loosely (not obsessively)
• Publish consistently
High value doesn't require perfect execution.
Just show up.
It's the systems that free you from perfectionism.
The framework that works:
• Capture ideas as they come
• Organize loosely (not obsessively)
• Publish consistently
High value doesn't require perfect execution.
Just show up.
The fastest growth I've seen comes from two things working together.
① Show up daily with your real voice. No masks, no performance.
② Intentionally build with like-minded people.
Consistency earns attention.
Real relationships earn trust.
Real trust opens doors.
① Show up daily with your real voice. No masks, no performance.
② Intentionally build with like-minded people.
Consistency earns attention.
Real relationships earn trust.
Real trust opens doors.
January 28, 2026 at 8:14 PM
The fastest growth I've seen comes from two things working together.
① Show up daily with your real voice. No masks, no performance.
② Intentionally build with like-minded people.
Consistency earns attention.
Real relationships earn trust.
Real trust opens doors.
① Show up daily with your real voice. No masks, no performance.
② Intentionally build with like-minded people.
Consistency earns attention.
Real relationships earn trust.
Real trust opens doors.
Morning Reflection: Sometimes my mind runs ahead of my trust. Worry fills the space where prayer should live.
Philippians 4:6 reminds me that God invites my real concerns, not polished ones.
Philippians 4:6 reminds me that God invites my real concerns, not polished ones.
January 28, 2026 at 12:51 PM
Morning Reflection: Sometimes my mind runs ahead of my trust. Worry fills the space where prayer should live.
Philippians 4:6 reminds me that God invites my real concerns, not polished ones.
Philippians 4:6 reminds me that God invites my real concerns, not polished ones.
Your polished content isn't connecting because people smell the edit.
That raw first draft? That's where your real voice lives.
The one you keep "fixing" until it sounds like everyone else.
Stop editing into obscurity.
Your audience doesn't need perfect. They need real.
That raw first draft? That's where your real voice lives.
The one you keep "fixing" until it sounds like everyone else.
Stop editing into obscurity.
Your audience doesn't need perfect. They need real.
January 27, 2026 at 11:22 PM
Your polished content isn't connecting because people smell the edit.
That raw first draft? That's where your real voice lives.
The one you keep "fixing" until it sounds like everyone else.
Stop editing into obscurity.
Your audience doesn't need perfect. They need real.
That raw first draft? That's where your real voice lives.
The one you keep "fixing" until it sounds like everyone else.
Stop editing into obscurity.
Your audience doesn't need perfect. They need real.
For a long time, I stayed quiet because I believed I didn’t have anything worth sharing.
And even if I did, no one would listen.
I didn’t lack ideas.
I lacked conviction.
If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. 🧵 👇🏾
And even if I did, no one would listen.
I didn’t lack ideas.
I lacked conviction.
If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. 🧵 👇🏾
January 27, 2026 at 6:55 PM
For a long time, I stayed quiet because I believed I didn’t have anything worth sharing.
And even if I did, no one would listen.
I didn’t lack ideas.
I lacked conviction.
If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. 🧵 👇🏾
And even if I did, no one would listen.
I didn’t lack ideas.
I lacked conviction.
If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. 🧵 👇🏾
Morning Reflection: I don’t need more information.
I need a teachable heart.
Psalm 143:10 reminds me that obedience starts with surrender, not certainty.
I need a teachable heart.
Psalm 143:10 reminds me that obedience starts with surrender, not certainty.
January 27, 2026 at 1:37 PM
Morning Reflection: I don’t need more information.
I need a teachable heart.
Psalm 143:10 reminds me that obedience starts with surrender, not certainty.
I need a teachable heart.
Psalm 143:10 reminds me that obedience starts with surrender, not certainty.
Unpopular opinion: discipline grows faster than inspiration.
January 27, 2026 at 1:15 AM
Unpopular opinion: discipline grows faster than inspiration.
Most people quit right before momentum hits.
They switch paths when progress feels slow.
They assume something else will move faster.
Mastery pays those who stay.
Returns compound late.
Commitment isn’t flashy.
It’s decisive.
They switch paths when progress feels slow.
They assume something else will move faster.
Mastery pays those who stay.
Returns compound late.
Commitment isn’t flashy.
It’s decisive.
January 26, 2026 at 11:52 PM
Most people quit right before momentum hits.
They switch paths when progress feels slow.
They assume something else will move faster.
Mastery pays those who stay.
Returns compound late.
Commitment isn’t flashy.
It’s decisive.
They switch paths when progress feels slow.
They assume something else will move faster.
Mastery pays those who stay.
Returns compound late.
Commitment isn’t flashy.
It’s decisive.
If you’re into faith in the marketplace, disciplined leadership, and long-term growth, follow along. All welcome.
January 26, 2026 at 8:32 PM
If you’re into faith in the marketplace, disciplined leadership, and long-term growth, follow along. All welcome.
The more voices leaders rely on, the weaker their decisions become.
I see capable leaders outsource discernment much earlier than they should.
They read more.
Ask more people.
Collect more frameworks.
Add more input.
Counsel matters.
The way it’s sequenced matters more.
I see capable leaders outsource discernment much earlier than they should.
They read more.
Ask more people.
Collect more frameworks.
Add more input.
Counsel matters.
The way it’s sequenced matters more.
January 26, 2026 at 5:05 PM
The more voices leaders rely on, the weaker their decisions become.
I see capable leaders outsource discernment much earlier than they should.
They read more.
Ask more people.
Collect more frameworks.
Add more input.
Counsel matters.
The way it’s sequenced matters more.
I see capable leaders outsource discernment much earlier than they should.
They read more.
Ask more people.
Collect more frameworks.
Add more input.
Counsel matters.
The way it’s sequenced matters more.
Morning Reflection: When I look at the greatness of creation, I’m reminded how small I am.
But God is mindful of me.
I’m not overlooked or forgotten.
But God is mindful of me.
I’m not overlooked or forgotten.
January 26, 2026 at 1:46 PM
Morning Reflection: When I look at the greatness of creation, I’m reminded how small I am.
But God is mindful of me.
I’m not overlooked or forgotten.
But God is mindful of me.
I’m not overlooked or forgotten.