Alignment is not a destination. It is a decision you make every day.

In the final conversation of our three-part look at The Alignment Experience™, Tony Dixon, Kecalf Bailey, and Eric McCalpine bring Awareness, Acceptance, and Alignment together and explore what it really means to live in alignment with your purpose.

Tony breaks down why alignment sometimes requires subtraction. It may mean removing distractions, redefining success, turning down opportunities that look good on paper, having difficult conversations, changing relationships, or making choices that create more room for faith, family, brotherhood, and purpose.

The conversation also gets into the fear that can come with change, why you cannot make the journey in isolation, and how the people closest to you often recognize your transformation before you ever have to an ...