In the journey of leadership and purpose, there’s a constant tug-of-war between controlling the narrative and disrupting it. For years, I’ve been tempted to curate my story, controlling how others perceive me to feel safe and secure. But lately, I’ve realized that true growth comes when I embrace disruption—the messy, uncomfortable act of letting go and allowing my authentic self to be seen. Disrupting the narrative doesn’t mean rejecting it, but redefining it on my own terms. It’s time to surrender control and allow God to shape my story in ways I can’t predict or manage.