I study how great businesses, leaders, families, and lives are built. Sharing frameworks to help you Build With God and Build What Lasts.
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2026 goals update: October
I love tracking my goals. Also reveals where my priorities are. And helps me understand priorities can shift.
Here’s the update:
✅= On track
☑️= In sight, not worried
❌= Needs improvement
My Faith Moments
Intention: Live grounded, surrendered, and led rather than reactive.
Goals:
✅Daily morning Bible reading for prayer and intention. Read through the entire Bible.
[Haven’t missed a day!]
❌100 meaningful journaling moments for reflection in my Google Doc.
[Only at 16. I don’t feel bad.]
✅Post a daily encouragement for builders, founders, leaders on X every day.
[Still every day. Build With God.]
☑️Launch Build With God daily email for sharing faith and hope.
[Paused]
My Fitness Moments
Intention: Steward my body with discipline so I have energy, strength, and longevity to serve well.
Goals:
✅Increase @tonal strength score from 738 to 835.
[At 835, dropped a little.]
☑️Decrease @myhumehealth Metabolic Age from 45 to 42. (I’m 53)
[At 46. Gonna focus here in Q4]
✅Increase @myhumehealth Health Score from 629 to 670.
[At 724. No clue how this score works, but I’ll take it!]
✅Walk 2.8M steps.
[2.25M walked. At 80% of goal. Right on target.]
☑️Plank sessions totaling 500 minutes. (I use a list of prayer requests to pray over while I plank)
[215 minutes. At 37% of goal. Gotta increase!! This time spent is so valuable.]
☑️100 @onepeloton rides.
[36 rides. 43% of goal. Must focus.]
✅Body fat < 20%.
[At 22.6%. Can do better.]
My Family, Friends, Fun Moments
Intention: Be fully present and relational with the people God has entrusted to me.
Goals:
✅4 family vacations for relaxing.
[Anniversary cruise booked & paid for December]
✅24 date nights with my wife for connecting.
[On track. 12 dates.]
✅6 rounds of golf with my sons for enjoyment.
[at 8 rounds]
✅4 Poker nights for networking.
[3 games.]
✅4 family celebration dinners to recognize wins.
[5 done.]
☑️Read 26 books in quiet solitude for peace.
[9. Need to step this up.]
✅12 dinners with couples for laughter and catch up and shared experiences.
[10 dinners.]
☑️Attend every @Colts home game because fans have more fun.
[Yep! In Progress!]
❌Attend at least 5 @ButlerMBB home games for connecting.
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My Finance Moments
Intention: Create value, freedom, and impact through work that aligns with my calling.
Goals:
☑️Launch @bringingus to help people connect and host 1B meaningful interactions.
[Renewed focus! Connecting business owners and entrepreneurs. One scales, another launches.]
✅Rebrand my agency to double down on my niche and add 3 direct sales clients.
[Stuck in Delivery; Need to focus on Sales process. thirtyfive.io]
☑️Increase revenue by 20%.
[up 7%]
☑️Grow social impressions by 100%.
[At 240% of goal. Huge jump, being more intentional.]
☑️Connect 1:1 with 50 biz owners purely for networking, sharing ideas, and encouragement.
[At 38, who wants to connect?]
☑️Speak on 5 Podcasts to share ideas and promote my businesses.
[2 done. Thanks @theonenicka]
Still reading? You’re invested. Reach out to me at billwolfe.me or DM me. Let’s talk.
2026 goals update: September
Stalled out in August on fitness! Made some progress in other buckets; working on some big ideas.
Here’s the update:
✅= On track
☑️= In sight, not worried
❌= Needs improvement
My Faith Moments
Intention: Live grounded, surrendered, and led rather than reactive.
Goals:
✅Daily morning Bible reading for prayer and intention. Read through the entire Bible.
[Haven’t missed a day!]
❌100 meaningful journaling moments for reflection in my Google Doc.
[Only at 16. I don’t feel bad.]
✅Post a daily encouragement for builders, founders, leaders on X every day.
[Still every day. Build With God.]
☑️Launch Build With God daily email for sharing faith and hope.
[Not sure I want to do an email…convince me?]
My Fitness Moments
Intention: Steward my body with discipline so I have energy, strength, and longevity to serve well.
Goals:
✅Increase @tonal strength score from 738 to 835.
[At 842!]
☑️Decrease @myhumehealth Metabolic Age from 45 to 42. (I’m 53)
[At 45. Steady. I know I can decrease this.]
✅Increase @myhumehealth Health Score from 629 to 670.
[Dropped to 555. No clue why.]
✅Walk 2.8M steps.
[1.99M walked. At 71% of goal. Right on target.]
☑️Plank sessions totaling 500 minutes. (I use a list of prayer requests to pray over while I plank)
[187 minutes. At 37% of goal. Gotta increase!! This time spent is so valuable.]
☑️100 @onepeloton rides.
[36 rides. 36% of goal. Really need to increase to hit this goal.]
✅Body fat < 20%.
[At 22.3%, steady]
My Family, Friends, Fun Moments
Intention: Be fully present and relational with the people God has entrusted to me.
Goals:
✅4 family vacations for relaxing.
[Anniversary cruise booked & paid for December]
✅24 date nights with my wife for connecting.
[On track. 12 dates.]
✅6 rounds of golf with my sons for enjoyment.
[at 8 rounds]
✅4 Poker nights for networking.
[3 games.]
✅4 family celebration dinners to recognize wins.
[4 done. Another is planned]
☑️Read 26 books in quiet solitude for peace.
[7. Stuck]
✅12 dinners with couples for laughter and catch up and shared experiences.
[8 dinners. Got another planned.]
☑️Attend every @Colts home game because fans have more fun.
[next season coming soon!]
❌Attend at least 5 @ButlerMBB home games for connecting.
[1]
My Finance Moments
Intention: Create value, freedom, and impact through work that aligns with my calling.
Goals:
☑️Launch @bringingus to help people connect and host 1B meaningful interactions.
[Renewed focus! Connecting business owners and entrepreneurs. One scales, another launches.]
✅Rebrand my agency to double down on my niche and add 3 direct sales clients.
[Very focused here on expansion. thirtyfive.io]
☑️Increase revenue by 20%.
[up 7%]
☑️Grow social impressions by 100%.
[At 240% of goal. Huge jump, being more intentional.]
☑️Connect 1:1 with 50 biz owners purely for networking, sharing ideas, and encouragement.
[At 27, who wants to connect?]
☑️Speak on 5 Podcasts to share ideas and promote my businesses.
[1 done. I want to find more.]
Still reading? You’re invested. Reach out to me at billwolfe.me or DM me. Let’s talk.
Going first: I stopped manually processing incoming customer support requests.
I connected my Gmail and our project management tool to a Dot agent in ChatGPT through MCP. Now it handles all the intake and prioritization. I named him Pauly, and he's basically my new project manager.
Game changer for where my time goes. What's yours?
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Awesome call with @KurtisHanni!
Thanks @billwolfe for the connection!
Awesome stories of how he had to deal with Health Insurance for the companies he was a CFO for.
EVEN FIRED A BROKER! Super rare. (though it shouldn't be from what I'm hearing from @clintmwallace on the bar being so low).
SMBs who want to get clear on their financial from the top down, including the revamping all the accounting pieces, Kurtis and @bisoncfo are the ones to talk to.
Hustle culture isn't a work ethic.
It's a clarity problem wearing a work ethic.
A busy founder with no target isn't disciplined. They're lost, with great cardio.
Define the outcome first. Then work hard.
Agree or disagree?
Your best people should not be the glue holding your software together.
If they spend half the day moving data, chasing updates, and checking whether work got done, you have built a costly workaround. Not a strong team.
The best use of automation is not fewer people.
It is fewer reasons to pull good people away from work that needs their judgment.
Here is the split I use:
1. Automate the movement.
Route requests. Sync records. Assign tasks. Send reminders.
2. Keep people on the decisions.
What matters most? Where is delivery at risk? What does this customer actually need?
3. Use the time you free up.
Give someone clear ownership of better delivery, stronger relationships, or the next growth move.
That third step is where founders miss.
They save ten hours, then fill them with more busywork.
Take client onboarding.
A signed agreement can trigger payment, create the project, assign an owner, and request the right files.
Your lead should not have to babysit those steps.
They should review the client's goals, spot missing context, and make sure the first call starts with a plan.
But automate a broken handoff and you just move confusion faster. Define the steps, the owner, and the exception path first.
Then build the system.
The win is not that a workflow ran without a person.
The win is that your best person had time to notice something the workflow never would.
Concept: A system.
It's a decision you make once so you don't have to make it every day.
Three questions to find your next one:
1. What do I do every week that looks exactly the same?
2. What breaks when I'm out for a day?
3. What am I the only one who knows?
Write them down. Build a checklist for the first one.
Save this for your Friday planning.
Before you build further, pause with God.
Bring Him the decision you are afraid to make.
Be strong and courageous. Do not fear or be discouraged, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go. Josh 1:9
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Good morning, Founders.
It's Tuesday. No ceremony. Just the work.
Not for the applause. Not for the numbers.
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters." Col 3:23
Do the one thing today that you've been putting off. Do it well.
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What's the one thing in your business that only works when you're personally pushing it?
Be honest.
Your answer is probably the next system you need to build.
New here?
Say hi. Tell me in one line what you're building and who it's for.
Founders, owners, and faith-led builders welcome.
I want to know who's in this community.
Build With God.
Concept: Meaningful mission.
Not a slogan on your website.
It's the one sentence you'd still believe on your worst day in business.
If you can't say it in one line, you can't lead by it.
If you can't lead by it, every opportunity starts to look good.
Write yours today. One line.
What's yours?
Your ability to solve problems can become the reason your business never stops needing you.
You fix a missed handoff.
You resend the same instructions.
You chase the same approval.
Each fix gets the work moving. None of them stops the problem from coming back.
The better use of that hour is to change how the work gets done.
Start with one task you keep touching:
1. Define what “done” means.
“Handle onboarding” is vague.
“Collect payment, gather files, assign an owner, and confirm the start date” gives you something you can build around.
2. Give it an owner and a trigger.
Who is responsible? What starts the work? What happens if a step gets missed?
If those answers live in your head, you are still the system.
3. Automate the stable parts.
A paid invoice can trigger an intake form, create a project, and notify the person responsible.
Keep judgment with people. Stop making people move information between tools.
A task that takes 20 minutes three times a week costs roughly 52 hours a year. Spending a few hours fixing it can give you most of that time back.
Not every task needs a system. Repeated work with clear steps usually does.
The goal is not to solve the same problem faster.
It is to stop paying for the same solution with your time.
Pause before you build today.
Bring the work and its needs before God.
God is able to make all grace abound to you, so that in all things, at all times, you have all you need for every good work. 2 Cor 9:8
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Good morning, Founders.
It's Monday.
You don't have to carry last week into this one.
"His compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness." Lam 3:22-23
New week. New mercy. Same God.
Start there. Then build.
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Sunday afternoon check-in.
Where are you right now? Resting, recharging, or already planning Monday?
For me, rest isn't wasted time. It's where clarity shows up.
Be still, and know that I am God. Ps 46:10
What's one thing you're doing to slow down today?
If your distribution only works when you work, you haven’t built an asset. You’ve built another job.
A founder can drive plenty of growth through personal relationships, daily posts, and constant follow-up.
But if nobody can explain where demand comes from or what keeps it moving, that growth is hard to repeat and easy to lose.
I look for three things:
1. Can we trace it?
Not just “this lead came from a referral.”
Who made the referral? What prompted it? Did that buyer close, stay, and refer someone else?
Track the path to a good customer, not just the first click.
2. Can we remove the chasing?
Keep the human conversation. Automate the handoffs.
A partner makes an introduction. The lead gets logged. An owner gets assigned. Follow-up gets scheduled. The partner gets an update.
None of that should depend on the founder remembering it at 9 p.m.
3. Can we improve it?
Compare sources by customer quality, cost, and time to close.
Ten trusted partners who bring buyers who stay may be worth more than an audience of 100,000 that rarely buys.
But you won’t know if all you measure is reach.
The point is not to automate trust.
It’s to build a system that protects trust, shows what works, and lets the team repeat it without you.
Distribution becomes an asset when the relationships stay human, but the results stop depending on your memory.
Before you build, pause.
Bring your next decision before God.
The Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things and remind you of everything I have said to you. John 14:26
Build With God.
Most founders start Sunday by checking their numbers.
Try this instead.
Worship first. Family second. Business third.
"This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it." Ps 118:24
Order matters. Get it right today and the rest of the week follows.
Build With God.