At 5 years old, my stepfather took the training wheels off my bike. I was not happy about it. But the choice was simple: ride the bike, or don't have one.

In this episode, I connect that story to where I am now. God takes off our training wheels at different points in life, whether it's a job, a client, a person, or a system we've leaned on. He does it because he wants us to lean on him and build our faith.

I talk about:

• Why the training wheels felt safe but were actually slowing me down
• What happens when a job is taken from you, and the gift you were meant to use had nothing to do with that job
• Living in the world without being dependent on the system
• Why faith takes practice, and why most people fall back around day three
• Balancing faith and reality, just like balancing on a bike
• Neville Goddard's law of assumption: stop figuring out how it will work and live from the end

For a lot of us, faith used to be a luxury. Now it's a necessity. If you've been laid off, feel stuck, or know it's time to stop depending on one paycheck, this one is for you.

Get on the bike, and stay on the bike.