Sep 23, 2026 · 49 min · 11 segments
What do you do when you’ve prayed, worked hard, and done everything you know to do, but the answer still seems to be “not yet”? In this episode of Managing Difficult People, Adam Holbrook sits down…
Kyle PritchardGuest
Adam HolbrookHost
Now, There's trusting God's timing, but also what is our purpose of doing it, right? So when I have three speakings next month, I'm really excited.
My new book is coming out and I'm so excited to be pushing this book and trying to get it done on time for these speaking so I can sell these books so I can get my message.
But there's a part of me that's doing it because of my own ego reasons to be able to share my message on an ongoing basis.
And just like I was asking you earlier, like, what do you do on, like, how do you know what to do each day? How do you know what days you're gonna write conferences or just sit back and just take the breath of God and just slow down a little bit?
Well, so, I mean, one good thing about it is I also have a full-time job as a pastor of our church.
So I'm not necessarily getting up every day and seeking out conferences and applying to speak at a conference or whatever.
And I don't mean that to sound as egotistical as it just, I just sit back and wait on them, Adam.
And I mean, I probably will get more into doing that, but I also get everything that you just said.
And part of me writing that book is we sell our book, right? Now we've got a message.
And it's gonna be for people that are struggling with drugs and alcohol, because when you get out of rehab, out of treatment, they say you need to go do 90 meetings in 90 days.
Now, There's trusting God's timing, but also what is our purpose of doing it, right? So when I have three speakings next month, I'm really excited.
My new book is coming out and I'm so excited to be pushing this book and trying to get it done on time for these speaking so I can sell these books so I can get my message.
But there's a part of me that's doing it because of my own ego reasons to be able to share my message on an ongoing basis.
And just like I was asking you earlier, like, what do you do on, like, how do you know what to do each day? How do you know what days you're gonna write conferences or just sit back and just take the breath of God and just slow down a little bit?
Well, so, I mean, one good thing about it is I also have a full-time job as a pastor of our church.
So I'm not necessarily getting up every day and seeking out conferences and applying to speak at a conference or whatever.
And I don't mean that to sound as egotistical as it just, I just sit back and wait on them, Adam.
And I mean, I probably will get more into doing that, but I also get everything that you just said.
And part of me writing that book is we sell our book, right? Now we've got a message.
And it's gonna be for people that are struggling with drugs and alcohol, because when you get out of rehab, out of treatment, they say you need to go do 90 meetings in 90 days.
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