Proximity with Ken Joslin

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Serve First. Lead Well. Build Bigger.

2026-11-0222:37

Growth can be addictive, and it can also be a trap. When we chase “bigger” too early, we end up building pressure into the system, neglecting culture, and pushing product harder instead of solving problems better. So we’re drawing a clear line in the sand: serve first, lead well, then build bigger. We dig into a story every entrepreneur should know: Boston Market moves into Atlanta in the early 1990s and starts taking share in Chick-fil-A’s backyard. The easy answer is rapid expansion, but T...

Jahn Lemieux | The Power Of Stillness

2026-10-2825:04

Four million followers, red carpets, creator deals, and a life built around being seen, then one brutal realization: the platform had become a god. From Miami, we talk with Jan Lemieux about the moment success stopped feeling like success and why stillness became the only way back to clarity, conviction, and real freedom in Christ. If you’ve ever felt trapped in the scroll, addicted to validation, or scared that you’ve gone too far to be used by God, this conversation meets you right where yo...

Get In The Room

2026-10-2619:24

Staying still feels safe, but it can quietly cap your life. We talk about why “getting in the room” is not hype, it is a real spiritual and leadership principle that changes what you believe is possible. I connect the dots between proximity and momentum, and why God so often moves through people who take action instead of sitting back and waiting for confidence to arrive. We anchor the conversation in Acts 2: they were together, in one place, in one accord, and then the Holy Spirit moved. Th...

Proximity Is A Commitment

2026-10-1921:09

Proximity can change your life fast but only if you stop treating it like something you pick up when it’s convenient. Ken Jocelyn opens with wins from the Proximity book launch and momentum building toward Create 27 in Atlanta, then pivots into a coaching message that cuts deeper: most of us want the benefits of great relationships while resisting the responsibility that makes them last. We go to Ruth 1:16 and the turning point between Ruth, Naomi, and Orpah. One person leaves when the...

Tai Anderson | The Stillness Strategy

2026-10-1401:01:57

A packed arena can make you feel untouchable. A single cruel review can make you question everything. Ken Johnson sits down with Ty Anderson, four-time Grammy Award winner and longtime Third Day bassist, to talk about the unseen side of success: criticism, grit, calling, and the daily choice to serve the people you are actually meant to reach. We walk through Third Day’s early days in Georgia, the wild moment Ty steps onto a festival stage in Holland and sees 20,000 people, and the gut-punch...

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