Have you ever wondered why some businesses with the best strategies still fail, while others with average strategies thrive? It’s because culture eats strategy for breakfast. In this episode of The Business Growth Blueprint, BJ O’Neal unpacks why building a healthy, God-honoring workplace culture is the secret to lasting impact, better execution, and stronger profitability. If you want to build a business that reflects your values and creates results, it starts with culture. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Why culture, not strategy, determines daily behavior, execution, and performance The real meaning behind Peter Drucker’s famous quote: “Culture eats strategy for breakfast” Why even the best strategic plan can’t overcome toxic or misaligned workplace culture What a healthy culture actually looks like: core values, trust, and clarity The difference between a documented value and a lived-out value How faith-driven leadership transforms morale, retention, and client experience Why thriving teams are more innovative, more loyal, and more profitable Faith-Based Leadership Insight: Philippians 2:4 – “Look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others.” Kingdom culture is about service, integrity, and others-first leadership. A biblical approach to culture fosters environments of high-trust, accountability, and encouragement—resulting in healthier teams and stronger businesses. Practical Culture-Building Tips: Draft or revisit 3 core values—and involve your team in the process Publicly recognize one team member each week for living out a value Deal with negativity quickly and with grace—clarity is kindness Build a no-gossip, high-trust environment where accountability is normal Integrate scripture and prayer into team rhythms (where appropriate) Call to Action: Take 10 minutes this week and ask yourself: “If someone walked into my business today, what would they feel?” If the answer isn’t what you want, it’s time to intentionally design your culture. For tools and coaching on building a thriving Kingdom culture, Visit www.learnbusinessmastery.com