Leaders willing to examine
what they've built.

Scott built his identity around certainty, discipline, and performance. The Army gave him alignment. Achievement gave him momentum. But eventually the version of himself that felt strong enough to carry him began to crack — exposing deeper questions about identity, worth, and purpose.

For years Sherman mastered the mechanics of the launch — building high-growth systems that worked. But recently the "how" started giving way to a much more demanding "why." A single human moment changed everything. He began to feel a deeper calling — not just to build another platform, but to advocate for the dignity of a people.

For over 20 years, David lived inside a role that defined every aspect of his existence. When the season changed and the container was taken away, he faced the ultimate distillation process: who is the spirit when the barrel is gone? His story is a masterclass in discerning the difference between the position we hold and the purpose we were crafted for.