Playing the long game gives you such an advantage over competitors. Hardly anyone else is doing it. They haven't chosen not to. They just haven't explicitly thought about the question, and the default is not to.
Judas and Peter were prominent figures in Jesus's ministry.
They were both disciples.
They both betrayed Jesus.
Judas took his own life afterwards.
Peter went on to be a world changing leader & rock of the church.
The only difference between them was their willingness to come back to God after failure.
We all fall short at times.
Don't let your failure have the final word in your life!
"If we confess our sins, He is faithful & just & will forgive us our sins & purify us from all unrighteousness."
-1 John 1:9
You are always one prayer away. ❤️🙏
Groq Founder @JonathanRoss321 says the ability to “choose the dominant game being played” is what determines whether a company succeeds or not:
“MySpace was focused on number of accounts signed up. Facebook focused on monthly active users—it was the dominant game.”
“If you maximize the monthly active, you're going to beat someone who's maximizing accounts signed up. You're playing a better game.”
“What most really successful founders and entrepreneurs do is, everyone else is playing this game, and they realize that if you play this higher level game, you win.”
My husband reads his Bible before work and always leaves it open to what he read on the coffee table so I can read it when I get up hours later 🥹🩵 I love this