Being intentional about relationships allows us to choose connections that uplift and support us. As Myles Munroe said, our vision should dictate how we spend our time, money, resources, and especially our relationships. When we distance ourselves from relationships that are not constructive—people who don’t believe in us or hinder our growth—we create space for those who truly matter. Surrounding ourselves with people who inspire, challenge, and encourage us helps us become the individuals we aspire to be.

Growth doesn’t happen by accident—it requires conscious effort. When we are intentional about growth, we actively develop ourselves to become the kind of people who can steward success when it comes. We address the cracks in our lives so they don’t sabotage our success or crumble under the pressure that comes with it. Growth happens in many areas. It may involve healing from past trauma, overcoming bad relationships, and learning to forgive those who have hurt us. It could also mean developing good habits that become character traits, ultimately bringing us closer to where we want to go. Growth starts in our belief system, rooted deep in our unconscious mind. It then shapes our thinking and emotions. When we practice a habit long enough, it becomes part of our character—and our character determines our destination.

Today's podcast discusses how applying the law of intention gives us clarity and focus. When we live intentionally, we define what truly matters to us and channel our resources to bring us closer to those. It also helps us prioritize goals, relationships, and activities that align with our values.