06/08/2026
โจโจ Today was absolutely surreal.
As I was coming down an escalator at the airport, my suitcase suddenly went rogue. ๐
Standing right in front of me was Charles Johnson, and for a moment I was certain I was about to send both of us tumbling down the escalator.
Thankfully, that didn't happen.
Instead, Charles was gracious, kind, and helped make sure we both made it down safely.
Later, as I reflected on the encounter and listened to Yes Season by , I realized how often we misunderstand what a season of yes really means.
Many of us think a yes season is about our own elevation. The doors that open. The opportunities that come.
But sometimes a yes season is about the people God places in our path. ๐๐พ
Meeting Charles reminded me of that.
Through and , Charles has transformed unimaginable pain into purpose, advocating for mothers, families, and fathers across the country.
Just days before meeting him, I had reshared one of his posts because his message aligned so closely with something I've been passionate about for years: fathers and partners are not passive observers. They are advocates, protectors, and often the first line of defense for maternal health. ๐ค
Charles, thank you for your work, your advocacy, and your commitment to families.
Sometimes a yes season isn't about what God is doing for us. It's about recognizing and amplifying what He's doing through the people He places around us. ๐โจ