The King's Council started when its founder felt unfulfilled despite success, then grew to coach over 1,000 people before shifting into nonprofit ministry work. Now it runs church programs and rescues children as a faith-based mission.
A lot of our listeners here know, like, I started the King's Council out of just a straight kind of period in my life of unfulfillment. And, you know, I realized you could be successful at a lot of things but still feel like a failure if you're not operating for the God-given intended purpose of why you were created. And that was really just kind of the birthing of the King's Council. We've had, you know, over 1,000 people that have come through our coaching program. But it got to be a lot, and I felt like God was just leading me to just do it more from a ministry standpoint. So we speak at churches, we still have programs and things like that, but we're technically a nonprofit now. And really, we partner to rescue kids and do all those things.
