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#775 Listen to your wife | Proverbs 6
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- The VIBE with Kelly Cardenas
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- Mar 6, 2026
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What does Proverbs 6 say about debt, wisdom, and building a life that actually lasts? In this episode, we unpack the timeless leadership principles from Proverbs 6 —why avoiding debt, practicing discipline, and building a strong reputation may be the most powerful strategy for personal, professional, spiritual, and financial success. Years ago my wife Brooklyn said something during a conversation about expanding our business that stuck with me: “If we can’t do it ourselves, we shouldn’t do it.” At the time, I thought she was talking about that specific moment. But over the years I realized she was speaking a deeper truth about wisdom, prudence, and the hidden cost of debt in every area of life . Debt doesn’t just affect your bank account. It affects your character, your decision-making, your relationships, and your integrity . In Proverbs 6 , we’re warned about the dangers of rushing into commitments, living beyond our means, and making emotional decisions that can pull us off course. The wisdom is clear: • Avoid unnecessary debt • Work diligently and methodically • Build slowly on a strong foundation • Guard your character and reputation • Be honest, kind, disciplined, and intentional Because when pressure shows up, you don’t rise to the moment—you fall to your preparation . This conversation explores how biblical wisdom applies directly to leadership, entrepreneurship, business growth, and everyday life . Bigger isn’t always better. Fast isn’t always wise. And sometimes the best move is simply building something slow, steady, and sustainable . Brooklyn’s words turned out to be more than advice—they were a glimpse into the future . If we can’t do it ourselves… maybe we shouldn’t do it. 🎙 Listen to the full podcast for deeper insights on leadership, faith, wisdom, and…