Absolute Freedom Demands

We celebrate freedom this week. But too many confuse freedom with control. We want flexibility, high pay, and low drama, but few are willing to take accountability for the outcomes.

We’ve built a Teflon culture: “Not my job.” “Not my call.” “Not my fault.” But if nothing is yours to own, then what are you building?

Our forefathers didn’t fight so we could coast. They fought for the right to carry weight, to build something that matters.

This week, take the time to enjoy your loved ones. Breathe deep. Laugh loud. And take in the freedom we often forget to feel.

But remember: freedom was paid for. Not with shortcuts. Not with silence. But with lives that chose conviction over comfort.

We honor it by leading. By taking ownership of what’s ours. By stepping in when others check out. By refusing to hide behind “not my job.”

Because freedom without responsibility? That’s not freedom. That’s just avoidance in disguise.

Absolute freedom demands something of us. It calls us to build, to carry, to own.

Cheers,

Kevin Anderson

President