Pastor Francis E. Madojemu

Ever wondered why CEOs earn so much? It all comes down to their capacity to make quality decisions. When Apple ousted Steve Jobs, the company faltered. They brought him back, and the rest is history. Your income is directly tied to the impact of your decisions.

Your ability to make great decisions is directly tied to how much you can charge. A logo for a local shop might cost a few thousand, but for a brand like Nike, the value influence is millions. Charge based on impact.

Need a vision? You can now use AI to access vast amounts of content and learn from experts in any field. But don't forget to also ask for divine guidance. Open our eyes, Lord.

A CEO's decisions have ripple effects, impacting employees, shareholders, customers, and the wider community. Poor choices can jeopardize competitiveness and long-term success. Sound decisions today build a stronger future.

Some people only serve when they're in the mood, disappearing for months. But true commitment isn't about feelings; it's about doing what's right, regardless of your mood. Even I don't always *feel* like being here, but I do it because it's the right thing. Applying what you learn here can transform your life, your marriage, your home, and your business.

Life is a series of choices. The older you get, the more precise your decisions must be, as there's no time for gambles or errors. Where you are today is a direct result of the choices you've made. Circumstances may be beyond your control, but your decisions are always yours. Embrace this responsibility and shape your future.

An uneducated farmer, inspired by a biblical healing method, replicated Jesus's actions by spitting on the ground and applying it to those seeking healing. Despite the unconventional approach, people flocked to him for miracles. He remained steadfast in his calling, refusing invitations and honorariums, only emerging on Sundays to continue his faith-driven practice. It highlights how God can honor faith, even in simple imitation.

As parents, the choices we make today profoundly impact our children's tomorrow. One mother saw a vision for her son, guiding him away from local opportunities to pursue a path in America that led to immense success. Her foresight and willingness to invest in his future created a life of abundance. What decisions are you making for your children?

To achieve your vision, you first need to identify who you want to become. Once you know that, you'll know who to emulate. It's not just about money; it's about spirit and service, not showing off. Find inspiration in those who are making a real impact.

Don't just mimic the style of your role models; capture the reasoning behind it. True growth comes from adopting their thought process, not just their outward appearance. It's about seeing like they see, ensuring your own thinking evolves.