Issue #1 · April 30, 2026
Harnessing the Power of Being — a practical application of your real identity. This week we explore the Be-Do-Have framework, your wealth identity, what Michael Jackson decided that most people never will, and Ramie's market update.
Most of us organize our lives like this: work hard enough (doing), accumulate enough (having), and eventually become the person you want to be (being). This is completely opposite to kingdom living — and it's the foundational error underneath every place you feel stuck.
The account isn't the problem. You've done what you were supposed to do — saved, been responsible, built the retirement account. And yet something is still frozen. Here's what I want you to see: that's not a financial problem. That's an identity problem wearing a financial costume.
A night at the movies turned into a two-day download. There's a line in the Michael Jackson biopic that hit me right in the chest — and I've been sitting with it ever since. Michael Jackson didn't stumble into greatness. He made a decision to go all in on exactly who God created him to be.
In the short term, the market is a voting machine — reactive, emotional, swayed by headlines. In the long term, it is a weighing machine — patient, fundamental, indifferent to noise. This past week was a lesson in exactly that.