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Jan 17, 2026 1 hr 2 min

ManTalk133 - From Vision to Execution

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“From Vision to Execution.” Because let’s be honest—Everybody has a vision. Everybody has a dream. Everybody says, “One day.” But very few people actually execute. See, vision isn’t rare. Execution is. And if God showed you something, it wasn’t just to inspire you. It wasn’t just to excite you. It wasn’t just to make you feel special. It was to activate you. Tonight, we’re talking about the gap—the dangerous space between what you see and what you do. So here’s my first question to you: What vision have you been sitting on?

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