We’ve all heard the saying, “If you’re scared… get a dog.” But what if fear has been making more decisions in your life than you realize?

In this episode of Road to Victory, I unpack how fear quietly shapes our choices, steals opportunities, and keeps us living beneath our potential. From surviving kidney failure and rebuilding my life to learning to trust God, walk by faith, and stop negotiating with my purpose, this conversation is about choosing courage over comfort.

We discuss:

• The hidden cost of letting fear make your decisions
• Why courage isn’t the absence of fear—it’s movement despite it
• The difference between protecting yourself and imprisoning yourself
• How fear disguises itself as overthinking, procrastination, and perfectionism
• Why God often calls us to places that feel uncomfortable
• The power of taking one faithful step instead of waiting until you feel ready
• How walking became my therapy and my reminder that progress is built one step at a time
• Why the next version of your life is waiting on the other side of one decision

Fear will always make a case for staying where you are. Faith will always invite you to become who you’re capable of being.

The question is: Who’s making your decisions?

Welcome to the Road to Victory.