Godly Ambition – Ruslan

Reflect on your existing skills. What unique combination of abilities can you offer the world? Remember, you don’t have to be the best at one thing —just above average in a few things. Start there, then reflect on a new skill you want to cultivate. Decide what your next step is, whether it’s enrolling in a digital course, watching tutorials, finding a mentor, or applying for a business license. Now, here’s the most important part. Good intentions won’t accomplish anything. If you’re serious about building new skills and stacking them, you need a specific plan.

You need to know when and where and for how long you will practice. For example, if your goal is to learn basic guitar chords, your plan could look like this: When: On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings Where: In my living room For how long: Thirty minutes If your goal is to learn Pro Tools (music recording software), you might set this plan: When: Monday through Friday at 7 p.m.

Where: In my home office For how long: Twenty minutes Put it on your calendar, and give yourself twenty hours over the next few months to go after it. With consistent effort—even fifteen minutes a day—your investment will compound over time. You’ll be amazed by how much you can accomplish. The goal is to gradually expand your abilities, one step at a time. As your skill stack grows, your opportunities will too. OceanofPDF.com Follow the Favor I’ve always been fascinated by the backstories of famous products— especially those that were originally intended for a completely different purpose.

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“Godly Ambition is a vital guide for a culture where people are desperate to discover their authentic self. Ruslan KD helps us strengthen our identity in Christ, address our wounds, and cultivate habits aligned with God’s purpose. His practical and biblical insights on navigating setbacks and removing distractions will give hope and help to many.”

—Joshua Broome, speaker, author, and pastor “Ambition can be a dangerous thing that shrivels our souls, and Christians sometimes avoid it. But in this inspiring book, Ruslan KD helps us understand that there is a Godly ambition, one that is often sorely lacking in the church. Sharing honestly from his own experiences, he shows us how to cultivate the right kind of ambition, then gives practical suggestions for how to achieve it. Do you long for your life to count? Do you want to give yourself to a noble cause?

Read this book and let it guide you.” —Gavin Ortlund, pastor, professor, and author of Why God Makes Sense in a World That Doesn’t “Godly Ambition is a road map for anyone trying to navigate the tension between career and calling, hustle and holiness. Ruslan KD doesn’t just inspire—he equips you with practical steps and biblical wisdom to pursue big goals without losing your soul.

If you’ve ever wrestled with starting, quitting, or wondering what’s next, this book will meet you right where you are.” —Jon Acuff, New York Times bestselling author of Soundtracks: The Surprising Solution to Overthinking “In Godly Ambition, Ruslan KD speaks to the tension within every visionary. This book is a clarion call back to kingdom-centered purpose and faithfulness, which is anchored in our identity in Christ. Every follower of Jesus needs to read this book and embrace its message.” —Benny Perez, speaker, author, coach, and lead pastor of ChurchLV “Ruslan KD cuts through the noise with a message Christians desperately need: Your ambition can be holy.

Godly Ambition doesn’t waste time with vague spiritual platitudes or hustle culture hype; instead, it delivers a battle-tested framework for channeling your drive in ways that glorify God. This is the rare book that will both fire you up and ground you, challenging you to steward your talents while keeping Christ at the center.” —Mike Signorelli, lead pastor of V1 Church “Godly Ambition is a wake-up call for the church today, a wake-up call for Christians to use their gifts for the kingdom rather than personal gain, and a wake-up call to define success biblically rather than by the metrics of the world.

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Book Information

• Unique ID: ac98a330b1a74df2
• File Extension: .pdf
• File Size: 3,707,422 bytes (3.536 MB)
• Title: –
• Author: Unknown
• ISBN: 9780593602461, 9780593602478
• Pages: 196
• Language: English (en)

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• Total Words: 54,495
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