06/24/2026
One thing we’ve learned this year at Ride With Purpose is that growth is a blessing, but it also comes with challenges.
As Ride With Purpose has grown, so has the number of events, programs, meetings, phone calls, and miles on the road. Between careers, family, and everyday life, it sometimes feels like the days are getting shorter and the hours are flying by.
The truth is, Mrs. Yeti and I have always treated Ride With Purpose like our baby. We have an incredible board and an amazing team around us, but learning to step back, delegate, and trust others with pieces of the mission hasn’t always come naturally. When people offer to help, our first instinct is often to say, “We’ve got it.”
But we’re learning.
We’re learning that allowing others to serve isn’t a burden. It’s a blessing.
Yesterday was a perfect example.
Mrs. Yeti reached out to some friends in the Owosso area regarding Operation: IRON THUNDER, and let’s just say they wasted absolutely no time getting to work. We lovingly refer to them as the O-Town Super Team. 😂
Before we knew it, they were helping tackle some of the details that are difficult to manage from over 200 miles away. Things like the ride route, event locations, sponsorship opportunities, raffle items, and all those behind-the-scenes pieces that make an event successful.
To all of you who stepped up, you know who you are.
Thank you.
Thank you for believing in this mission. Thank you for carrying part of the load. Thank you for reminding us that Ride With Purpose was never meant to be built by just a few people.
It’s built by a community.
We’re grateful, we’re humbled, and we’re honored to have you on this team.
❤️🏍️
Ride With Purpose. Live With Purpose