In part three of the Mission Critical conversation, Coach Tiffany turns attention to one of the most overlooked reasons believers stay stuck: not laziness, not fear, but the inability to decide. And not because they lack wisdom, but because they have never learned to fast through the fog.
Drawing from her own story of changing majors, missing God’s direction, and spending years as a creative without clarity, Coach Tiffany walks through what finally shifted — learning to bring important decisions to God through fasting and prayer, not just reflection and reasoning.
The model is clear in Acts 13. While the early church was worshiping, fasting, and praying together, the Holy Spirit interrupted and gave specific direction.
“I have called Barnabas and Saul to do an important work for me. Now release them to go and fulfill it.” (Acts 13:2)
That is what fasting opens up. Not a feeling. A word. A direction. A release.
Coach Tiffany also grounds the conversation in Proverbs 3:5–6 — the reminder that acknowledging God in every decision is not a formality but the path to a directed life. When we stop leaning on our own analysis and submit our decisions to Him through fasting and prayer, we gain an eternal perspective and see His glory in the midst of our trials.
This episode is for the creative, the called, and the double-minded — the woman who loves God and wants to move but cannot seem to land on a direction and follow it through.
Fasting is not just for crisis. It is for clarity.
If this episode names something you have been navigating — especially in your calling, your message, or the work you know you are meant to steward, do not dismiss that clarity.
Inside the Let Go & Launch Lab, we are walking in steady, Word-governed action with women who know they are called to publish, speak, and build, but refuse to do it in misalignment.
This is not urgency-driven output. It is obedient movement.
If you sense that it is time to stop circling and start stewarding what God has already made clear, come join us inside the Lab.
Move when you are ready to move. But when clarity comes, answer it.
