Thrive with Alex Sagot

In this episode of Thrive, I sit down with Dr. Tony Gonzalez, Chief of Surgery at Baptist Hospital, for a conversation about what it means to stay faithful through life's challenges and trust God every step of the way. From navigating difficult circumstances as a young man to becoming a leader in medicine, Dr. Tony shares how God used every season of his life to shape his purpose and strengthen his faith.Throughout our conversation, Dr. Tony reflects on the people who invested in him, the obstacles he had to overcome, and the lessons he learned about perseverance, forgiveness, and staying focused on the calling God placed on his life. His story is a powerful reminder that our greatest challenges often become the very things God uses to prepare us for what lies ahead.We also talk about leadership, serving others, and the responsibility we have to use our gifts and influence to make a difference in the lives of those around us. Whether in medicine, ministry, business, or everyday life, Dr. Tony encourages us to pursue excellence while remaining humble and dependent on God.I hope this episode reminds you that God is faithful in every season, that no setback is greater than His purpose for your life, and that when you continue to trust Him, He can do more than you ever imagined.→ Shop Thrive merch: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

This week on Thrive, I’m sharing a leadership lesson that has transformed the way I lead our church staff, volunteers, and teams. Together, we explore what happens when people intentionally gather with God and align around a common purpose.I talk about the power of unity, the importance of staying focused on a shared mission, and why prayer and worship can bring strength, clarity, and breakthrough to any team, family, or organization. Drawing from both biblical principles and practical leadership experiences, I share how regular gatherings can create alignment, build stronger relationships, and help people move forward together.Whether you lead a business, a ministry, a family, or a small team, this episode will encourage you to create space for meaningful connection, intentional prayer, and a renewed focus on your God-given purpose.I hope this episode challenges and inspires you to bring your team together, seek God collectively, and experience the strength that comes from moving forward in unity.→ Shop Thrive merch here: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

In this episode of Thrive, I sit down with my friend Ernie Felipe for a powerful conversation about faith, mental health, and the journey toward healing and wholeness.We talk about some of the challenges many people face when it comes to anxiety, shame, fear, and emotional health, and how faith can play a vital role in helping us navigate those struggles. Ernie shares insights from both his experience as a Christian counselor and his personal walk with God, offering practical wisdom on renewing our minds, finding freedom from unhealthy patterns, and living with greater purpose and peace.Whether you're a leader, a parent, navigating a difficult season, or simply looking to grow spiritually and emotionally, this conversation is filled with encouragement, truth, and practical takeaways that can help you move forward with confidence.I hope this episode reminds you that seeking healing is not a sign of weakness, but a step toward the life God has called you to live.→ Shop Thrive merch: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

On this week’s episode of the Thrive podcast, I talk about the power of vision and how the future you see can shape the way you live today. So many people allow their past to define them, but God often uses vision to pull us forward into the person He’s calling us to become.I share how having a clear vision for your life, family, leadership, marriage, business, and faith changes the decisions you make in the present. Vision brings discipline, clarity, endurance, and purpose. It helps you stay focused through distractions, resist temptation, and continue moving forward even during difficult seasons.I also talk about how leaders make different choices when they know where they’re going, why purpose fuels discipline, and how hope in the future God has for you can sustain you through hard moments. My prayer is that this episode encourages you to stop living only based on your current circumstances and start allowing God-given vision to guide your life and leadership.→ Shop Thrive merch: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

On this week’s episode of Thrive, I sat down with my good friends, Pastor Adam and Pastor John, for a conversation about what it means to stay steadfast in leadership, faith, and everyday life. We talked about consistency, conviction, integrity, and how staying grounded in God’s Word shapes the way we lead and live, especially during difficult seasons.Throughout this conversation, we share personal stories, leadership lessons, and practical wisdom on remaining faithful while continuing to lead and love people well. We dive into the importance of relational leadership, building trust before correction, guarding what influences your heart and mind, and staying rooted in Scripture instead of being shaped by culture.This episode is a reminder that steadfastness is not about perfection, but about remaining anchored in your faith and committed to the calling God has placed on your life. I truly believe this conversation will encourage leaders, pastors, young adults, and anyone trying to stay grounded while navigating life’s challenges.I pray this episode encourages you, strengthens your faith, and reminds you to continue thriving in every season.→ Shop Thrive merch: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

In this episode of Thrive, I talk about how God often chooses people in ways that make absolutely no sense to us. We tend to look at qualifications, experience, confidence, and perfection, but throughout the Bible we see that God consistently uses imperfect people to fulfill incredible purposes. This conversation is a reminder that you are chosen before you feel ready and called before you feel complete.I dive into the lives of the disciples and how Jesus intentionally chose flawed people with weaknesses, mistakes, and shortcomings to carry out a kingdom assignment far bigger than themselves. I also share practical leadership lessons about going further, reaching farther, and seeing bigger through faith, even when you feel unqualified or uncertain about what’s ahead. Sometimes the greatest limitation we face is the way we see ourselves, and this episode is meant to encourage you to stop disqualifying yourself from the very thing God may be calling you into.Whether you’re leading in ministry, business, your family, or simply trying to grow in your faith, I hope this episode challenges you to trust God more deeply, lead with courage, and embrace the purpose He has placed on your life.→ Shop Thrive merch here: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

In this episode of Thrive, I sit down with Elijah Roberts to talk about his journey from Miami to the NFL with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the deeper lessons that came with it.We get into what it looks like to lead yourself well before anything else. Elijah shares how his upbringing, his faith, and the values he learned at home helped him stay grounded through every stage, from high school to college to the professional level. In environments where pressure is high and distractions are everywhere, knowing who you are and staying anchored in that identity becomes everything.We also talk about staying teachable, handling adversity with the right mindset, and trusting God in moments that do not make sense. From injuries and setbacks to unexpected opportunities, his story is a reminder that growth often happens in the seasons that feel the most uncertain.My prayer is that this conversation challenges you to lead with character, stay rooted in your faith, and keep moving forward with clarity and conviction, no matter what season you are in.→ Shop Thrive merch here: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

On this week’s episode of Thrive, I talk about what it means to be great in the small things.Real growth and leadership don’t come from how big or strong you are, but from the wisdom you apply daily. This episode focuses on how the small, consistent decisions you make shape the direction of your life more than you might realize.This conversation highlights simple principles like staying prepared, building on what’s solid, moving in alignment with others, and continuing to show up even when progress feels slow. These are the kinds of lessons that can impact every area of life, from leadership to personal growth to faith.If you’ve ever felt like what you’re doing is small or unnoticed, this episode is a reminder that there is purpose in the process. The small things matter more than you think.→ Shop Thrive merch here: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

On this week’s episode of Thrive, I sit down with Pastor Vlad for a conversation about faith, leadership, and the journey God takes us on through every season of life.We talk about his story, from growing up in Honduras and encountering God at a young age, to moving to Miami and navigating new opportunities, challenges, and transitions. His journey reflects what it looks like to trust God through change, stay rooted in His Word, and allow Him to shape your path over time.We also get into leadership in a very real and practical way. What it means to stay teachable, to care for people beyond what they do, and to lead in a way that builds trust and connection. We talk about balancing ministry, family, and personal life, and how keeping God at the center influences every decision, every relationship, and every responsibility.In a fast paced city where it is easy to lose focus, this conversation is a reminder to stay grounded, to serve with the right heart, and to continue growing into the leader God is calling you to be.

On this week’s episode of Thrive, I talk about the connection between your body, your discipline, and your leadership.A lot of times we focus on growing spiritually or professionally, but we overlook the physical side of our lives. The reality is, how you take care of your body plays a bigger role than you think in how you show up every day.In this episode, I open up about my own journey and the shifts I had to make to start living with more intention. I share some of the habits and rhythms that have helped me build consistency, create margin, and lead from a healthier place.This is about more than just health. It’s about stewardship. It’s about recognizing that every part of your life is connected, and when you begin to take care of what God has entrusted to you, everything else starts to align.→ Shop Thrive merch here: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

On this week’s episode, I sit down with David Campbell for a powerful conversation on leadership, faith, and what it looks like to endure over the long run. His perspective from decades in ministry brings so much clarity to the idea that success is not built overnight, but through faithfulness over time.We talk about the difference between chasing ambition and truly walking in your calling, and how easy it is to lose sight of that when comparison creeps in. This episode really centers on staying grounded in who God has called you to be and trusting His process, even when it does not look the way you expected.There is also a very real conversation about facing fear, dealing with discouragement, and navigating seasons where things feel heavy. A big takeaway is learning to keep moving forward, trusting God step by step instead of trying to control every outcome.We also touch on the importance of having the right voices in your life, staying rooted in prayer and Scripture, and building a strong inner foundation that can sustain you through every season.If you are in leadership or simply trying to stay faithful in your walk with God, I believe this episode will speak to you.→ Shop Thrive merch here: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

On this week’s episode of Thrive, I talk about what it means to pursue excellence as a leader and why excellence is not about having the best resources, but about honoring God with what He has placed in our hands.I share how excellence reflects our values, shapes the way we lead, and influences the environments around us. Whether you are leading in ministry, at work, in your home, or in everyday life, this episode is a reminder that world-class leadership begins with raising your standards, being intentional, and refusing to settle for what is merely good enough.My prayer is that this conversation challenges you to see excellence as something deeper than appearance or performance. It is a way to honor God, serve people well, and lead with purpose in every area of life.→ Shop Thrive merch: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

On this episode of Thrive, I sit down with my friend Matt, the owner of MVP Miami, and we talk about leadership, faith, and what it looks like to build your life on something that actually lasts.We get into his journey through business and the challenges that come with growth, pressure, and responsibility, but the heart of this conversation is the shift that happens when God becomes the center of how you live and lead.Matt shares how his life began to change when his faith became real to him, and how that started to impact his decisions, his mindset, and the way he approaches both business and family.We talk about trusting God in uncertainty, leading with conviction, and having the discipline to walk away from things that do not align with your values. This is a conversation about purpose, clarity, and staying grounded when leadership gets heavy.If you are building something or navigating a season that is stretching you, I think this episode will encourage you to keep your focus where it matters most.→ Shop Thrive merch: https://thriveworld.us/merch.php

In this episode of Thrive, I talk about what it really means to walk by faith and why it is one of the most important principles for leaders who want to thrive instead of simply survive. Leadership often comes with pressure, responsibility, and uncertainty, but faith changes how we approach all of it. When I learn to work diligently, trust deeply, and rest fully in God, leadership begins to look very different.I also reflect on lessons I have learned during my years leading Calvary Church and the journey of letting go of the need to control outcomes. Faith is not about doing nothing. It is about doing your part while trusting God with what only He can do. I share how Scripture challenges leaders to shift their focus, trust God for provision, and lead with a peace that does not depend on circumstances.Throughout this episode, I walk through five practical ways faith shapes leadership, from fixing your focus to building calm strength and confidence that is rooted in God rather than in yourself. My hope is that this conversation encourages you to trust God more deeply in whatever you are leading, whether that is your family, your team, or the calling God has placed on your life.

In this episode of Thrive, I had the privilege of sitting down with my wife to reflect on the journey God has taken us on over the past ten years in leadership at Calvary Church.We talk about this season of life as we prepare to welcome our second daughter, and how this pregnancy has brought new challenges, lessons, and perspective. It led to an honest conversation about slowing down, learning to delegate, and trusting the people God has placed around us.We also dive into what it means to stay steadfast in leadership and in life. From handling wins and losses to guarding your heart from bitterness, we share some of the lessons we have learned along the way.My prayer is that this episode encourages you to stay anchored in your faith, trust God through every season, and keep moving forward knowing that He is for you.

I am grateful to welcome you into Season Four of Thrive as we continue diving into life, leadership, and lifestyles together. In this episode, I unpack a truth that can shift everything: work is a blessing. Culture often teaches us to see work as a burden, but Scripture tells a different story. In Genesis 1 and 2, we see that responsibility was given to humanity before sin ever entered the picture. Work was part of God’s original design.I talk about how embracing responsibility brings fulfillment, strengthens discipline, builds character, and creates opportunities for growth. More than that, when we work with excellence and integrity, even the most ordinary tasks can become an act of worship.No matter what season you are in, this episode will challenge you to stop viewing work as your enemy and start seeing it as one of God’s tools to help you thrive.

On this week’s episode of Thrive, I sit down with my wife, Diana Sagot, to talk about the spiritual world and the prophetic. It’s a conversation that explores what the Bible reveals about the unseen realm, how the prophetic operates today, and why it’s so important to approach these topics with biblical understanding and a heart led by the Holy Spirit.We talk about the balance between being spiritually sensitive and grounded in truth, the importance of discernment, and what it looks like to walk in spiritual authority while staying aligned with God's Word. We also reflect on how these topics impact our everyday lives and faith journey.My hope is that this episode encourages you to lean into the gifts God has placed in your life, and reminds you that you can be spiritually aware and still live with joy, kindness, and balance.

This week on Thrive, I’m joined again by my friends Arnaldo Delgado and John Lefebvre for the second part of our conversation about mental health, anxiety, and leadership. We explore the challenges that come with managing anxiety while leading and how to keep trusting God even when things feel uncertain.We talk about the struggle between wanting to know and control the future versus living by faith, and the importance of having the right mindset to overcome fear and worry. We also discuss how leaders can be vulnerable in healthy ways without losing their strength or focus.We share practical tips for shifting negative thoughts, the power of surrounding yourself with supportive people, and how discipline and community play key roles in mental and emotional healing.This episode reminds us that it’s okay to face struggles and that with faith and intentional steps, healing and growth are possible. I hope this conversation brings you encouragement and practical insight for your own journey.

On this episode of Thrive I sit down with my friends Arnaldo Delgado and John Lefebvre for a meaningful conversation about life, faith, and mental health. We open up about our own experiences with anxiety and the ways we’ve learned to navigate those moments while still holding on to our faith.We talk about how staying connected to God doesn’t have to look perfect and how small, intentional choices throughout the day can help us grow spiritually. Whether it's during a commute, a workout, or just a quiet moment at home, we share practical ways to invite God into everyday life.We also dive into the importance of community, confession, and taking care of both our minds and our bodies. From sleep to sunlight to simply reaching out to someone, we cover what it looks like to live with both faith and honesty.I hope this episode inspires you to reflect and find strength in whatever season you’re in. Thanks for listening and being part of this community.

In this episode of Thrive, I dive into a leadership lesson drawn from the story of Naaman in 2 Kings chapter 5. It’s a powerful reminder that sometimes the breakthrough we’re looking for is just on the other side of humility and obedience.We explore what it looks like to lead with a heart that’s willing to listen, grow, and respond to God’s direction, even when it doesn’t come in the way we expect. I talk about how pride can keep us stuck, how humility opens the door to healing, and how obedience leads to transformation.Whether you're in ministry, business, parenting, or simply navigating your personal journey, this message is for anyone who wants to keep becoming the person God has called them to be.

Hey everyone! In this week’s episode of Thrive, I’m sharing some of the leadership principles that have shaped the culture at Calvary Church—practices that help create an environment where people feel valued, empowered, and connected.I break down seven key things we focus on as a team: defining culture, leading by example, removing what doesn’t belong, calling out the gold in others, training disciples, releasing people into leadership, and staying connected. These principles are simple but powerful, and they apply to any setting—whether it’s your workplace, church, or home.We also talk about the beauty of creating spaces filled with joy, peace, and purpose. I hope this conversation inspires you to be intentional about the culture you're building and encourages you as you lead in whatever space God has placed you.

In this week’s episode of Thrive, I sit down with my friend John for a real and honest conversation about life, faith, and fatherhood. We talk about what it was like finding out we were going to be dads, how that changed our perspective on God’s love, and what we’ve learned about trusting Him through every season.We also answer some powerful questions from the community — things like how to handle unanswered prayers, what to do when you feel far from God, and how to move forward when you feel unqualified or insecure. We touch on the story of the prodigal son, explore why apologetics matters, and share how even our lowest moments can lead us closer to God.If you’re in a season of waiting, searching for direction, or simply looking for encouragement, I think this episode will speak to you. Thanks for watching and being part of the Thrive community.

In this episode of Thrive, I sit down for a very special conversation with my dad, Manuel Sagot. We dive into his life story — from growing up in Costa Rica, to becoming a father, and how his faith shaped his life, and the values he’s passed down to our family.We talk about the values that shaped him, the role of faith in our family, and the ups and downs of raising a family while staying rooted in God’s word. My dad shares memories from his childhood, his early relationship with God, and what it was like to move to the U.S. with my mom and start a new life from scratch.It’s a conversation about legacy, love, and what it means to build a home that lasts. Whether you're a new parent, someone working through change, or just looking for encouragement, I know this episode will speak to you.Thanks for watching and being part of the Thrive community

In this week’s episode of Thrive, I had the opportunity to sit down with my friend Carlos Flores for an honest and moving conversation about life, faith, and the strength we find in the middle of hardship. We looked back at our roots growing up in Hialeah and the meaningful impact that church, family, and community have had on shaping who we are today.We also talked about what it means to hold on to faith during life’s most painful moments, how forgiveness can free us, and why community is so important when walking through grief or healing. It’s a conversation filled with perspective, encouragement, and reminders of God’s grace through every season.Whether you’re facing a personal challenge, reflecting on your own faith journey, or simply in need of some hope, I believe this episode will speak to your heart.

On this week’s episode of Thrive, I’m sharing a leadership conversation rooted in Matthew chapter 14 that I recently had with our Dream Team at Calvary Church. We explore how the condition of our heart influences every area of our lives, especially how we lead and serve others.Using the parable of the sower as a guide, I talk through seven practical steps that can help us grow into the leaders God has called us to be. From checking the garden of our heart to developing stronger roots, managing our responses, and staying connected to the right people, these principles are simple but powerful.Whether you're leading at home, at work, or in ministry, this episode is all about making space for growth and staying spiritually healthy.

On this week’s episode, I reflect on how life’s challenges and leadership tests shape who we are and who we’re becoming. Using the story of Moses from Numbers 20, we look at what happens when pressure builds and how these moments offer a chance to grow stronger in faith and character.We explore three important questions that every leader or anyone facing a test should ask: What are you made of? How do you react? And who gets the credit?Whether you’re leading a team, a family, or simply striving to be your best self, this episode encourages you to trust God, stay grounded, and remember that how we respond to challenges shapes the leader we become.

In this episode of Thrive, I sit down with my good friend Pastor Ulysses Diaz to talk about what it looks like when God calls you back—no matter how far you’ve gone.We dive into his powerful testimony, from growing up in a faith-filled home to walking through years of rebellion, addiction, and distance from God. Pastor Ulysses shares honestly about the struggles he faced, the choices he made, and the moment he heard God's voice calling him back to a life of purpose and truth.We also talk about parenting with conviction, why discipline and love go hand in hand, and how to raise kids who know and serve the Lord. He shares a deeply moving story about his daughter’s miraculous healing during pregnancy and how trusting God through trials has shaped his family’s faith.Whether you’re walking closely with God or feel like you’ve wandered far, this episode is a reminder that it’s never too late to come home—and that God is always ready to receive you with open arms.

Welcome to another episode of Thrive—I’m so glad you’re here.This week, I’m sharing the heart behind what it really means to lead well. We dive into leadership principles shaped by faith and rooted in the example of Jesus.I talk about the importance of being a leader who knows—someone who understands the season, puts people first, and leads with humility and vision. From personal stories to powerful Scripture, my hope is that this episode encourages and equips you to lead where you are, with what you have, for who matters most.Thrive started as a tool for our church leaders, but it’s become so much more. It’s now a space for anyone hungry to grow, lead, and live with intention.Whether you’re just stepping into leadership or have been in it for years, I believe God has called you to thrive. Let’s grow together.

In this episode of Thrive, we’re joined by Pastor Philip Mion to talk about the importance of youth ministry in today’s world. We discuss the challenges facing today’s youth, the need for solid biblical teaching, and why investing in youth programs is essential for the future of the church.We also share practical insights on how to create a youth ministry that is fun, engaging, and spiritually impactful, and how to equip the next generation to make a difference in their communities and beyond.If you're passionate about empowering young people and building strong youth ministries, this episode is for you!

In this episode, I talk about the reality of leading while carrying pain. Pain is part of life, but it doesn’t have to define us or keep us stuck. Through faith, community, and staying connected to God, we can continue to lead, grow, and make an impact even in difficult seasons.I share some lessons from my own experiences and from Scripture that show how pain, when surrendered to God, can actually strengthen our leadership and deepen our character. No matter what we walk through, God is able to use it for our good and for His glory.

In this week’s episode of Thrive, I’m joined by Pastor John and Pastor Adam for a meaningful conversation all about leadership—what it really looks like, the challenges that come with it, and the responsibility it carries.We dive into the idea that true leadership starts with leading yourself well—practicing discipline, living with intentionality, and being someone others can genuinely look up to. We talk about the difference between managing people and truly inspiring them, and how influence is earned through consistency, character, and care.Throughout the episode, we share personal stories about the mentors who shaped us, the lessons we’ve learned through experience, and the sacrifices that leadership often requires. We also open up about distractions that can pull leaders off course and how to stay focused on what really matters—serving others, building people up, and thinking beyond the moment.Whether you’re leading a team, your family, or just trying to grow into who you’re called to be, this conversation is packed with insight, encouragement, and real talk about what it means to lead with purpose.

In this episode of Thrive, I share a message called “Just Like Water” where we explore how leaders can respond to challenges with strength, clarity, and faith. Inspired by Joshua 7:5, we talk about what it means when our hearts “melt like water” and how to move forward when fear, pressure, or discouragement sets in.We’ll look at common leadership struggles, how to recognize them, and the steps we can take to recover and lead well. I also share four key principles that help us stay grounded in courage, faithfulness, and purpose—especially in tough seasons.Whether you're leading in ministry, at work, or in your everyday life, this episode is all about staying strong, focused, and faithful in your leadership journey.

This week on Thrive, we’re diving into five key things that every leader needs to watch out for—and eliminate. We’re talking about unawareness, unwillingness, forgetfulness, disbelief, and isolation. These may seem small at first, but left unchecked, they can grow and seriously impact your leadership.We also look at a moment from Mark 8, where Jesus talks about the “yeast of the Pharisees,” and how that warning applies to the influences we allow in our lives and leadership.I’ll share some personal takeaways, stories, and practical tools to help you lead with greater intention and impact—whether you’re leading in ministry, at work, or at home.

This week on Thrive, I’m joined by my friend Kenny Blanco, a worship pastor at Calvary Church. We talk about his incredible transformation—both physically and spiritually—over the past few years. Kenny shares how he went from weighing 300 pounds and living undisciplined to challenging himself with yearly commitments like cutting out pizza, fries, and soda for an entire year.But more than that, we dive into what really fueled his change: surrendering to God. Kenny introduces the idea of ‘sacred struggle’—embracing the difficulty of living a disciplined Christian life—and explains why true transformation isn’t about willpower, but about faith. We also get into his decision to leave social media, the power of fasting, and how physical and spiritual discipline go hand in hand.If you’ve ever struggled with self-discipline or felt stuck in your own journey, this episode is for you.

In this episode of Thrive, I’m sharing seven key leadership corrections that can help you grow and lead with greater purpose. Leadership isn’t just about making decisions—it’s about constantly refining how we lead, knowing when to stop certain habits, and embracing new ones that create real impact. I talk about the power of leading with love, staying humble through continuous learning, and why celebrating wins is essential for building a thriving culture.I also dive into the importance of embodying the values you want to see in your team, practicing spiritual disciplines to stay grounded, and truly caring for people without enabling unhealthy patterns. Plus, I share personal insights from my own leadership journey, including how letting go of certain responsibilities allowed me to focus on writing my book.No matter where you lead—in ministry, business, or your community—these corrections can help you grow into a stronger, more effective leader. Thanks for watching!

On this episode of Thrive, I sit down with Arnold Delgado to hear his powerful story of transformation. From a turbulent childhood and chasing success at a young age to getting caught up in Miami’s party scene, Arnold seemed to have it all, but deep down, he felt empty.Everything changed when a series of events led him back to faith, setting him on a new path. Now a devoted husband, father, and pastor, he shares how surrendering to God gave him a fresh start and a purpose greater than he ever imagined.This episode is all about second chances, personal growth, and the impact of faith. If you need encouragement or a reminder that change is always possible, you won’t want to miss this conversation.

In this episode, we talk about how to lead well during difficult times. Crisis has a way of revealing true leadership, and how we respond can make all the difference. I’ll break down seven key principles to help you navigate challenges with wisdom, faith, and confidence.We’ll dive into the story of Daniel as a powerful example of leadership in crisis and discuss why it’s important to stay disciplined, be flexible, communicate well, and see opportunities instead of obstacles. Plus, we’ll unpack John Maxwell’s perspective on crisis and why great leaders focus on solutions, not just problems.Whether you’re leading a team, a business, or your family, these principles will help you grow as a leader—even in the toughest seasons. Tune in and let’s thrive together!

On this episode, I sit down with Luis Collazo to talk about growth, faith, and the challenges that shape us. Luis shares his journey—the struggles he’s faced, the lessons he’s learned, and how he continues to grow every day.We talk about what it takes to rebuild, to heal, and to lead with humility. His story is an inspiring reminder that no matter where we are in life, we’re all still learning.I hope this conversation encourages you.

You’ve been charged—but what does that really mean? In this episode of Thrive, I unpack what it looks like to step into responsibility and leadership with confidence. Drawing from Paul’s letters to Timothy, I break down five key principles: valuing time, embracing your calling, fighting the good fight, keeping faith at the center, and strengthening your mind.If you’re ready to step into the responsibility you’ve been given and lead with confidence, this episode is for you!

In this episode of Thrive, Diana and I open up about parenting, marriage, and personal growth. We share our experiences raising our daughter and how our own childhoods have shaped the way we parent. We also answer listener questions about New Year's resolutions, growing in faith as a new believer, and discovering God’s calling. It’s a heartfelt conversation filled with laughter, lessons, and love—we hope you enjoy it!

I'm so excited to kick off Season 3 with a conversation about what it means to be a good builder—in faith, leadership, and everyday life.Drawing from 1 Corinthians 3:9-10, this episode unpacks the importance of building on a strong foundation and making intentional choices that lead to lasting impact. Whether you're setting goals for 2025 or looking to grow spiritually, this discussion will challenge and inspire you!