Ep 014 | Stay The Course | feat. Jaegap Chung

You go to church on Sunday and try to be a good boss Monday through Friday, but you've never bridged the gap between the two. In this conversation, Colt sits down with Jaegap Chung, founding principal of Studio JCI, to unpack what it actually means to partner with God in business rather than just be nice at work. When his industry got decimated and clients started going bankrupt, Jaegap stopped listening to the experts and asked one question: "God, what do you want me to do?" The answer was to stay the course, and his 45-person firm expanded while competitors fired people left and right. You'll hear why meekness is power held under submission rather than weakness, how his faith-fitness regimen of diet, resistance, fasting, and rest builds spiritual muscle, and what the difference between rhema and logos means for hearing God daily instead of only on Sundays. He also shares why he thinks every Christian should be an entrepreneur for a week, and how agency is the antidote to a generation drowning in anxiety and hopelessness. If you've been living a divided life between your faith and your work, this one is for you.BioJaegap Chung is the founding principal of Studio JCI, a Toronto architecture firm, and holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Toronto. His award-winning practice has designed and built over eight million square feet of residential projects, with a focus on community-centric, future-proofed residential innovation. As a subject matter expert, Jaegap has shaped City of Toronto municipal policy, advocating for multiplexes and mid-rises to restore the city's missing middle housing stock. He also co-founded and now leads CLIP Homes, a design-build firm creating scalable, sustainable housing solutions to address Canada's housing crisis.