
What do you do when your carefully planned day starts falling apart?Our family had timed summit tickets to the Eiffel Tower, but what should have been a simple trip turned into a race against the clock. A train line closed, every person we asked gave us different directions, and when we finally reached the correct platform, the next train wasn't arriving for 38 minutes.Our reservation?35 minutes away.In that moment, waiting wasn't an option. We had to stop searching for the perfect answer, adapt, and move.This episode is about far more than making it to one of the world's most famous landmarks. It's about leadership under pressure, making decisions without perfect information, and trusting God when your plans suddenly change.If you've ever felt like life wasn't going according to plan, this episode is for you.Scripture: Proverbs 16:9"In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps."If this episode encouraged you, please follow Summit After the Storm, leave a 5-star review, and share it with someone who needs the reminder that sometimes the best destination begins with an unexpected detour.Learn more about the movement and my upcoming book, Summit After the Storm, at SummitAfterStorm.com.#Leadership #PersonalGrowth #Faith #Travel #EiffelTower #Paris #ChristianPodcast #Mindset #Resilience #SummitAfterTheStorm
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