IT’S TIME TO JUMP!

Don’t Allow Fear to Rob You of What God Put Inside of You

There comes a moment when you have to stop standing at the edge, asking yourself, “What if?” What if nobody buys the book? What if the business doesn’t work? What if people don’t understand my vision? What if I don’t know enough? What if I fail?

But I want to challenge you with another question:

What if you JUMP and it works?

What if the book you keep thinking about becomes the book somebody else desperately needs to read? What if that stage play becomes a production that reaches hundreds or thousands of people? What if that murder mystery you’ve been developing becomes the beginning of an entire series? What if that business idea becomes the vehicle that changes the financial trajectory of your family? What if the brand you’ve been afraid to launch becomes something much bigger than you ever imagined?

At some point, you have to JUMP.

Fear Will Keep You Standing Where Faith Is Telling You to Move

Fear has an interesting way of disguising itself. Sometimes we call it waiting. Sometimes we call it planning. Sometimes we say, “I’m just not ready yet.” And sometimes we even spiritualize it and say, “I’m waiting on God.”

But what happens when God is waiting on YOU?

You have prayed about it. You’ve written notes about it. You’ve talked about it. You’ve researched it. You’ve dreamed about it. You’ve imagined yourself doing it. And somehow, you’re still standing in the same place. There comes a time when preparation has to become movement.

“For it is He who gives you power to make wealth...”

DEUTERONOMY 8:18 (AMP)

Think about that. The ability to create. The ability to strategize. The ability to write. The ability to build. The ability to solve problems. The ability to develop something that people need. Those abilities can become resources that create income, opportunity, employment, impact and yes, wealth.

Your Idea Could Be An Asset

This is where I need somebody to change the way you’re thinking.

That book is an asset. That stage play is intellectual property. That murder mystery is intellectual property. That business concept is an asset. That brand can become an asset. Your knowledge is valuable. Your experience is valuable. Your creativity is valuable.

But an idea sitting in your head cannot reach anybody. A manuscript that you never finish cannot be purchased. A business you never start cannot generate revenue. A stage play you never write cannot be produced. A brand you never launch cannot attract customers. And a vision you refuse to act upon remains exactly that: A vision.

There is a difference between having an idea and building something from it.