In this episode, Nathan shares hard-won lessons from building a business, raising a family, and trusting God when the numbers don’t make sense. After losing a major contract, he reflects on how easy it is to second-guess the very decisions once made in faith. Nathan talks about buying land, building for future generations, finishing 75 Hard with his wife, and the discipline required to keep moving forward when outcomes lag behind obedience. He also opens up about a conversation with Ben Greenfield that reshaped his vision for Tactical Household—shifting from selling digital products to creating real-world brotherhood rooted in faith, training, and community. Linke: ️ Join Tactical Household (Free Skool Group): Join here  Previous Episode: The Power of Muscle and Money in Men’s Duties w/ John Moody  Transform NC (Remodeling): https://www.transformnc.com  Life on Target Archive: https://www.spearing.co/podcast  Connect with Nathan: Instagram | X Timestamped Outline [00:00:00] Opening — Reflections After the John Moody Episode Nathan shares listener feedback and lessons learned. The tension between business growth and generational vision. [00:01:00] Faith, Risk, and Real Estate Buying 54 acres, living in a bus, and trusting God to provide. Why this decision was about faith, not financial return. [00:04:00] Generational Thinking Rejecting the “my kids can fend for themselves” mentality. Building homes for future generations and cultivating family legacy. [00:06:00] When Faith Feels Foolish Facing the temptation to dig up in doubt what was planted in faith. Holding the line when vision feels irresponsible. [00:07:00] Physical and Mental Discipline Day 74 of 75 Hard: workouts, rucks, and grit with his wife. How shared suffering builds unity in marriage and mindset. [00:08:00] Business Disappointment — The $266K Contract That Didn’t Close Lessons from losing a big project. The value of paid design agreements vs. free estimates. Protecting time, expertise, and confidence in the process. [00:10:00] From Wants to Needs Focusing on essential service work over luxury remodels. Example: solving real problems that clients can’t ignore. [00:12:00] Provision, Protection, and Preparation How the theology of violence connects with business and readiness. Why men must earn, train, and build margin for defense and provision. [00:13:00] The Ben Greenfield Call The big takeaway: people crave real community, not just content. Pivoting Tactical Household toward face-to-face brotherhood. [00:15:00] Building Local Ops Through the Church