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What if clarity—not confidence—was the key to every breakthrough?
In this episode of Lead Through It, hosts Jada Willis and Kim Andrews sit down with Michael “Boot Camp” Thomas — former Columbia Fire Chief, fitness coach, and financial educator — to explore how vision shapes every decision we make. From leading in crisis to building his own home from the ground up, Michael shares how clarity, confidence, and quiet reflection fuel meaningful progress.
This episode dives deep into:
- Why clarity always precedes confidence
- How failure can be your greatest teacher
- What it means to be “hijacked by the vision”
- And why true leadership requires stillness, humility, and faith in the process
With unforgettable metaphors like “painful pondering” and “confidence deposits,” Michael reminds us that the answers we’re seeking are already in front of us — we just have to clear the mirror and see them.
Whether you’re leading a team, a business, or your own life’s next chapter, this conversation is your invitation to slow down, get quiet, and let the vision make the decision.
How to reach Michael - https://www.michaelbootcampthomas.com/
If today’s conversation resonated, connect with us and be part of the community of leaders who refuse to lead alone.
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