You don’t fear failure—but what happens when avoiding a decision becomes the real risk?
This episode explores how fear disguises itself as responsibility, preparation, and patience, quietly keeping us suspended in “potential” instead of action. By examining fear through Scripture, psychology, and philosophy, we uncover why indecision feels safe, why clarity only comes after commitment, and how delaying responsibility slowly accumulates regret. By choosing the Meaningful Few, we learn that deciding what matters—and carrying its cost—is lighter than living with what might have been.
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