Stephen ScogginsFounder - CEO at Lion - Lamb Solutions

She Had It ALL…Then Asked Herself, “Now What?” #Shorts

14 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube Short, Stephen Scoggins introduces Tanya C. Oliver, a kingdom‑focused performance coach with two decades of experience teaching high‑achieving entrepreneurs emotional intelligence, high‑performance habits, and Christ‑centered leadership. The clip centers on Tanya reflecting on a life of external achievements—wealth, status, trophies, and public acclaim—only to find those successes hollow and rooted in insecurity and self‑glorification. She recounts a deliberate, year‑long commitment to Jesus, describing it as a turning point that forced her to confront her own patterns. From that experience emerged the concept of “Building the New,” a coaching framework that emphasizes taking personal responsibility, acknowledging oneself as both the problem and the solution, and surrendering to Christ to replace old, self‑defeating habits with a new, purpose‑driven identity.

Okay, you get all the success, you get the house, the car, you get the girl, the wife, you get the trophies, you're on the stages, and then what?
Tanya C. Oliver is a performance coach for kingdom entrepreneurs with more than 20 years teaching high achievers emotional intelligence, high performance habits, and leadership, but with a Christ-centered focus and from the inside out.
So I was chasing all these things, but, but it all came back into places that were based on insecurity, self-glorifying, Proving myself for attention. But why? And for who? I gave my life to Jesus, and I went all in for a year. And I didn't say forever, I just said a year. And I don't wanna rebuild. That's where Building the New came from, is like, I don't wanna rebuild all of the patterns that I got myself into. Because part of building the new is you have to take personal responsibility. I mean, it's really hard to admit that you're the problem. If you know that you're the problem, you're also the solution. Surrender it to him.