Chaos can’t lead chaos. In this episode, Mikel teaches that peace isn’t passive—it’s powerful—and that leaders must carry calm in order to lead with clarity and strength.
Peace is the ultimate leadership strategy. In this episode of Daily Fox Fuel, Mikel reminds leaders that you can’t lead people through chaos if you carry chaos yourself. He unpacks how peace allows you to make decisions without panic, keep emotions in check, and create stability for those you lead. Drawing from John 14:27, Mikel highlights how Jesus never rushed, never panicked, and never let the crowd dictate His pace. This episode will challenge you to contain your chaos, lead from stillness, and build environments of peace that foster safety, trust, and clarity.
00:00 – Welcome to the Daily Fox Fuel
00:18 – Peace Is the Ultimate Leadership Strategy
00:32 – You Can’t Lead Through Chaos If You Carry Chaos
00:45 – Peace Isn’t Passive—It’s Powerful
01:03 – How Chaotic Leaders Spread Anxiety
01:49 – Be a Place of Peace, Not Chaos
02:15 – Finding Safe Spaces for Vulnerability
02:32 – Jesus Modeled Emotion with Wisdom
02:42 – Be a Place of Stability for Your Team
02:49 – Stop Being Chaotic—Contain Your Chaos
03:05 – Jesus Never Rushed or Panicked
03:18 – John 14:27: “My Peace I Give You”
03:25 – Challenge: Pray for Peace Before Every Meeting
03:32 – Lead from Stillness, Not Stress
03:39 – Share & Stay Foxy
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Peace is not passive—it’s powerful. Mikel challenges leaders to stop carrying chaos into their teams and start leading from a place of calm and clarity. He shares how peace allows leaders to make better decisions and create environments of safety and trust.
Jesus never rushed, never panicked, and never let the crowd dictate His pace. John 14:27 reminds us that His peace isn’t like the world’s—it’s steady, supernatural, and sustaining. Before your next meeting or conversation, take a breath, pray for peace, and lead from stillness, not stress.