Coming up in this episode on Follow Him.

When I think about disruption, which I talk about frequently, this idea of personal disruption,

I describe it when I'm in the workplace as a deliberate process of self-innovation.

So I'll say that again.

Disruption is a deliberate process of self-innovation.

You're choosing to rewire your brain. You're stepping back

from who you are currently into who you can be. But if you really pull it down to its studs,

what is that? That's repentance.

Hello, everyone. Welcome to another episode of Follow Him. My name is Hank Smith. I'm your host. I'm here with my co-host, John, by the way, who I will describe thus, with a cheerful heart and countenance, not with much laughter. This is a sin, but with a glad heart.

So, John, there's part of that that is really accurate, a cheerful heart and countenance,

not with much laughter for this is a sin.

I think that means mocking people, John, and you don't do that.

You don't do that.

We may need to talk about that part.

Yeah, I think a lot of people might have a question about that part.

I hope that doesn't come up at my judgment.

John, we are joined today by our friend Whitney Johnson. Whitney, thank you for being here.

Happy to be here. We are excited to have you. I've been looking forward to this for a long time.

John and I have known Whitney from our days speaking on the road a long time ago. But now we speak on the road, but we stay home.

Kind of an odd thing that we do.

John, section 58 and 59, we're finally in Missouri.

Tell me what you think of.

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