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Sep 30, 2026

I was sitting down with a good friend of mine, and we were just catching up before I moved to Southeast Asia.

We were both talking about what’s next in our lives, and he has always been a creative.

He has a very good job, but that creative side of him comes up more than he probably cares to admit.

It’s not a surprise to hear that from anyone because the first thing that God told us about Himself was that He was a Creator.

He made us to create.

He made us to solve problems and serve people.

Okay, let me not lose my focus. 😂

He was talking himself out of working on some concepts for design because he felt like the market was oversaturated.

I told him, you’re looking at it like a slice of pie instead of a garden like God intended us to look at it.

Every creation is a seed, and those seeds reproduce after themselves, just like fruit.

There’s no limit.

There are only a certain amount of slices in the pie.

Once the pie is gone, that’s it.

This type of thinking is a scarcity mindset.

He shouldn’t be ashamed of it unless he chooses to stay there.

We have the opportunity to think more abundantly and to live more abundantly.

The question is, what are you going to believe?

Faith and doubt are both beliefs.

Doubt is an undesirable outcome.

Faith is a desirable outcome.

I would always lean toward the desirable outcome.

If you have an idea and there’s a market for it, then your duty is to take it to the market and let the market decide.