If you've found yourself on this page, perhaps, you are likely a highly-ethical, likely-Christian, leader who cares deeply about your work-family, your business, your employees, and your personal family—and you have likely (as I definitely have) felt the struggle between what our business lives require of us and what our spiritual lives require of us. Speaking personally, how I made decisions on Tuesday didn't always reflect my best self on Sundays—and I spent many years thinking on why that was, and it became my life's mission to become an ethical leader, guided by biblical principles, in every area of my life—and I've been blessed to start a community with people who share a similar desire.I started this community because, as an Engineer, and a people-manager, I've been tasked with both the hiring and laying off people, the difficulties of accountability inherent with leading a team, and I had to come to realize that the perspective I needed was not simply to execute, but to execute, to the best I could in every circumstance, ethically and transparently, which aligned—not conflicted—my spiritual life and my business life into one.Understanding this helped me in other, in certain ways more meaningful parts of my life: financial hardship, at one point—divorce—and, at the worst of times, the death of our daughter.But I understood that introspection, and dedicated self-improvement is a behavioral testament to becoming the man God envisions—I appreciate Dr. Jordan Peterson's take on this: growth is only measured in self-comparison.If it would be useful to you to have a conversation about your own challenges in decision-making—I open my heart and time to you—to awaken the lion within you. If you are like me, this awakening solves financial stewardship, relationship difficulties, business ethics, and spiritual growth. I commit to creating these conversations with thoughtful individuals and groups of people throughout my business life—and to contribute to the growth of ethical decision making to create leaders in all walks of life—including leading ourselves.If it makes sense to you I put together a resource that dives directly into how to use the Bible to become a more ethical business leader. In reality it is a result of several of the lessons learned on my discipleship journey. Each installment delves deep into essential leadership virtues, grounded in biblical wisdom and real-world examples empowering you to lead with conviction and purpose.You will find that resource here → https://thelionwithin.us/linkedin-summit-7-day-guide/