Entrepreneur, Employee, Mom, or Manager: The Honor of Good Work

Why God cares more about your heart than your job title

Jun 9 • 

Paul Tucker

April 2025

The Hidden Cost of Fear-Driven Success

The old adage "do it scared" has its place. It reminds us that fears shouldn't control us. But for many, including myself, this mantra led to a…

Apr 11 • 

Paul Tucker

The Most Dangerous Pride Disguises Itself as Humility

Self-deprecation and self-doubt, at their root, are forms of pride: They focus on me and my image, not on others around me.

Apr 2 • 

Paul Tucker

March 2025

"Mirror, mirror, on the wall..."

We all love reading about toxic leadership, but what if we're using the mirror incorrectly, just like the Evil Queen?

Mar 28 • 

Paul Tucker

Disadvantages You Focus on Become Your Limit

Don't shape your life around what you can't do.

Mar 26 • 

Paul Tucker

Toxic vs HumbleTough

To be honest, humbletough wasn't born as a positive thing. It came from pain and the deep need for a northstar value I saw absent in myself and leaders…

Mar 4 • 

Paul Tucker

February 2025

Strength or Humility: Why You Don't Have to Choose

Common stereotypes paint humility as weakness and strength as arrogance. These misunderstandings aren't just wrong - they're holding us back from…

Feb 26 • 

Paul Tucker

Stay Plugged In

There isn't an infinite power hack. You've gotta stay plugged in.

Feb 8 • 

Paul Tucker

Stop Building Your Personal Brand

Everyone's talking about building a personal brand, but they've got it backward. Your brand isn't something you create—it's something you reveal.

Feb 4 • 

Paul Tucker

January 2025

Humiliated but Not Humble

The Hidden Connection Between Pride and Pain

Jan 21 • 

Paul Tucker

Resilience is Futile

Everyone experiences a wave that's bigger and stronger than them in the ocean of life. Perhaps that wave is death itself. What then?

Jan 7 • 

Paul Tucker

The Habits of a Try-Hard

Being a try-hard isn't embarrassing to achieve but embarrassing to pursue. Mediocrity is safe to pursue but embarrassing to achieve.

Jan 6 • 

Paul Tucker