Why it’s better to question, than to live in silent confusion. 

Why sometime, doing 'your own thing' is just an empty use of time. 

If you've ever asked yourself, can I really wait for all these years? Can I keep the faith?

"Use every adversity to stimulate you to creative survival, to concentrate your attention on the bare essentials, so you’ll live, really live"

There’s nothing wrong with progression, we’re made to grow and evolve, not stay stagnant. But when we get a quiet moment to ourselves, sometimes these questions come loud and clear. When will I be truly be satisfied? Why am I going for all these things, what’s the point? Is it worth putting in all this effort to prove to myself and the world that I can do this? To what end?

What we think is protecting us is really killing us slowly, especially when it comes to relationships.

How many times have we finally got what we’ve been pushing for, only to come across a few more hurdles or roadblocks?

Are you overlooking the most improtant thing, right under your nose? 

When you’re doing amazing things and making progress, you’re likely to get as much opposition as you get support. How do you stop the negative energy from burning you out?

As requested, watch my recent full-length interview with YPHD on life, faith and doing things that matter. Enjoy!

Here’s the thing: when we only focus on building our empire, we risk hitting a wall. 

When we boldly give the little we have, just because it could help someone else, we open ourselves up to a world of unexpected opportunity.

What to do while you're waiting for life to come through for you.

Knowing that you've got limited time here isn't enough, what are you doing about that?

Reflections on one year of writing: push the boundaries, to go out on a limb, to take the gamble.

Doesn't worshipping for 72 hours straight get boring?

How do you face the reality of your situation and still life live well?

Lessons can be learned from pretty much everyone if you look carefully enough

Always share your story, no matter how much progress you think you've made.

What you know isn’t going to make you a better or more worthy person.

Change doesn't come easy, but it's always worth it.

On how we go from just ‘getting it’ in our heads, to really living it day by day

Why you might be expecting things to come to fruition a little bit too early

When you witness first hand the healing and release that Jesus gives, it’s enough to trump any doubt.

When you've looked for answers everywhere else but here.

A letter to you, my friend.

Why standing still might be the one thing that we need to carry us through life’s ups and downs

Here it is in black and white: the key to living a full, impactful and accomplished life.

Here’s the thing: when we only focus on building our empire, we risk hitting a wall. 

What to do while you're waiting for life to come through for you.

Reflections on one year of writing: push the boundaries, to go out on a limb, to take the gamble.

How to bridge the gap between living on the surface and connecting in a way that deep down, we're desperate for.

If you have ever disappointed yourself to the point that you don’t even recognise who you are.

Not everyone can only do 'one thing'.

Where on the producer-consumer scale do you sit, and are you happy with that?