Why business felt more purpose-driven than the ministry. @BenAnalyst
Why business felt more purpose-driven than the ministry.  @BenAnalyst
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Former NFL player and investment advisor Lee Jenkins reveals a surprising pivot in his career path. After observing what he describes as a lack of practical ambition within certain religious circles, he found a disconnect between passive waiting and purposeful action. While some religious leaders seemed trapped in a metaphorical cocoon, hesitant to move until they received explicit signs, Jenkins realized his competitive drive—honed on the football field—aligned much better with the world of business. He explains the realization that wanting to change the world and build wealth actually mirrored the intensity he craved, leading him to discover that business could serve as a powerful vehicle for impact.
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