There is an insecurity I have been walking through these past few months. It is the insecurity of walking against the wind. Swimming against the tide. Moving in a direction that feels contrary to the common, proven, and often successful strategies of our time. For me, the wind and tide right now sound like this: “Focus on one thing at a time.” “Don’t spread yourself thin.” “Do one thing with excellence rather than five things with mediocrity.” These are not bad instructions.

There’s a moment—quiet, stubborn, and powerful—when you stop waiting for perfect conditions and decide to begin. That moment is the heartbeat of Yes, You Can. This book—and the support bundles that go with it—were created to help you cross the line from “someday” to “today,” from stuck to moving, and from hidden potential to visible impact.

Over the past week, the Lord has been reminding me of a school play I was in back in the first grade. At first, the memory came to me like a quick flashback. Later, I realized that this wasn’t just a random memory. It was actually the Holy Spirit wanting to show me something important. The play was called A Stone in the Road.

I was reading the Bible during my quiet time this morning. A passage caught my attention. In Amos chapter 9, verse 13, it begins with “Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord…” My heart was stirred by these words. “Behold” means to look up, see, pay attention, and focus with great intention. The days we have sown for in advance are coming. We have plowed the fields of our hearts and invested in the spirit. These are the days of the coming of the Lord and an outpouring l