Kelly sits down with Ryan Pineda, former pro baseball player turned entrepreneur who's flipped nearly 1,000 houses and built multiple 7 and 8-figure businesses, for a Keeping the Faith conversation about what actually carries you when you can no longer outwork it.
Ryan grew up in the church and has been a believer his whole life, but 2022 was the year his faith got real, and for the first time he hit a hole he couldn't outwork.
Ryan and Kelly both share their own nervous first steps into sharing faith publicly, why you shouldn't separate your faith from your business, and the daily practices that have grown his faith most.
What's inside:
- Why 2022's failures became Ryan's biggest growth
- Self-reliance vs. God-reliance, and the Parable of the Talents
- The daily and weekly practices that grow your faith most
Timestamps
- 01:00 — Ryan's business journey (baseball to flipping to M19 golf)n
- 08:00 — Stewardship, the Parable of the Talents, and not compartmentalizing God
- 10:30 — The first time Ryan had to truly lean on his faith
- 12:30 — The hard year that became his greatest catalyst
- 15:00 — Self-reliance vs. God-reliance
- 16:30 — Ryan's daily and weekly faith practice
- 24:00 — Homeschooling, and what matters most for his kids
- 30:00 — Kelly's own shift from private faith to sharing it publicly
- 35:00 — The 500-person prayer meeting and the WealthCon worship story
- 39:00 — "You might be the only Bible someone ever reads"
- 41:00 — We're all unequipped, just say yes
- 42:30 — Tentmakers and where to connect with Ryan
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