When he says go, he always tells you how to finish.

Absolutely.

When to finish.

Yeah.

And the best way to leave where you can always come back.

When we haven't been around the block as many times, the thought can be, well, I'm leaving this house.

So it doesn't matter if I burn down a few rooms.

The commitment has to be, I'm walking out of the front door with integrity

because life is too uncertain.

I might have to walk back through these doors.

And I think sometimes we get so focused on where we're going

that we forget where we are before we go is where God called us.

What you do not properly grieve, you will never properly leave.

You're either going to make them hate you on your way out,

or you're going to behave in a way where you make them miss you.

What's up everybody? Welcome to the Leaders Cut, and I can barely contain myself. Pretty sure you can tell why I cannot contain my excitement to be with you today. My best friend on planet Earth, the Timothy Charles Ross is in the house today. I'm here. I'm here. And we, this is actually

kind of a part two. It is. To our last conversation. It's not even kind of. That they saw.

We did the episode on how to begin a new thing, which we love to talk about. And then I got hit up by multiple people going, hey, this is so great for me.

Can you guys do an episode on how to finish well?

Which, by the way, I'll read it before I pray, made me think of Ecclesiastes chapter 7,

verse 8.

Nice.

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