Culture Vultures: Starve the Doubts, Feed the Vision

CULTURE VULTURES!

Wherever there is vision, vultures circle overhead, waiting to pick it apart.

These phrases are their favorite prey:

• "That won’t work in my context." (Translation: Fear disguised as wisdom.)

• "We’ve tried that before." (Translation: A comfortable excuse for not trying again.)

• "I don’t have a team." (Translation: A refusal to lead until the road is easy.)

• "We’ll get it right next time." (Translation: Procrastination in its finest form.)

• "It’s good enough." (Translation: Settling for mediocrity instead of striving for excellence.)

• "They look sharp." (Translation: Judging by appearances, not fruit.)

• "You should do this." (Translation: Passing responsibility while avoiding accountability.)

• "We’re good." (Translation: I won’t give you a chance to be a part of the vision.)

• "How many do we need?" (Translation: Obsessing over numbers while losing sight of the mission.)

  
  

Don’t let the vultures starve your vision. Starve them instead—build a culture that values faith, action, and relentless growth.