Joey Labossiere

06/01/2026

The little things really aren’t that little. K love ya, bye!

05/01/2026

What if progress starts the moment you stop attacking yourself?

04/01/2026

Slow down. Clarity will follow.

Not everything reveals itself in motion. Some things wait for stillness.

03/01/2026

Still walking. Still trusting. ✝️

02/01/2026

You’re not lost. You’re in transition.

And transitions mess with the mind.
Old voices get loud. Doubt tries to sound like wisdom. Thoughts start replaying stories about wrong turns and mistakes.

Scripture reminds us that we don’t have to agree with every thought we think.
We’re meant to take them captive — not let them run our lives.

This is where discipline comes in.
Be an assassin with your thoughts.
Anything that doesn’t align with truth, growth, love, or who you’re becoming doesn’t get to stay.

Change always threatens the ego.
But your soul knows when you’re moving forward.

Cut off the old loops.
Keep going.

01/01/2026

Who’s in? This year we send it. Fully! ✌️

01/01/2026

Going into ‘26. God has the wheel! 🙏🏼 Full. Send.

30/12/2025

What would change if you trusted that you’re ready now?

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29/12/2025

27/12/2025

Moving into 2026 slowly, deliberately, with trust.
Somewhere ahead, something is opening.

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23/12/2025

Somewhere along the way, we were taught who to fear, who to blame, who to hate.
Not through truth, but through repetition.
Not through wisdom, but through noise.

So here’s a real question worth sitting with:
Who actually benefits when we’re divided, distracted, and disconnected from one another?

Free thinking doesn’t mean reacting louder.
It means slowing down long enough to feel your own heart, question what you’ve been handed, and choose consciously instead of automatically.

When we stop outsourcing our thinking, something powerful happens.
Empathy returns.
Curiosity replaces judgment.
And we remember that beneath the labels, stories, and conditioning… we’re human first.

Don’t let the programming take you out.
Lead with your heart.
Think for yourself.
And remember how much stronger we are when we come back together.

This has always been the real work.