Jeremy Stalnecker

Like you face a critical decision point and what happens?

How do I make those decisions?

It is surrounding yourself with the right people.

Mentorship is absolutely essential if you're going to develop character because you need someone on the outside looking in.

can say, hey, you're doing a good job here.

You're not doing quite as good there.

Maybe there's some adjustments that need to be made.

And so it's making a decision.

It's spending time learning, I would say, first from our creator and then from others.

It's surrounding yourself with good mentors, putting some people in your life that have permission to speak truth, and then walking it out or living it out.

Where are some areas that I can develop this through

you know, working it out, doing the things that are required of character.

That's leading my children and leading in my home and leading in these areas where I'm demonstrating character, you know, start big.

It's one thing to be a CEO faced with the ability to take something that's not yours in a big way, right?

Like don't start there.

Start by keeping your word to your kids.

Start by doing what you said you're going to do with your spouse.

Start by showing up on time.

Let your character grow through these really small acts that are very important.

And then when the big things come, there's not going to be a question.