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Go On Three

Break the Habit of Hesitation. Build Momentum That Creates Breakthroughs.

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"You were never waiting on the world. You were always waiting on you."

Hesitation doesn't discriminate. It sounds like strategy in the boardroom and wisdom in the sanctuary — but underneath the costume, it's always the same thing: the gap between knowing and going. Go On Three closes that gap. Built from three decades spent in boardrooms and sanctuaries alike, it moves between behavioral science and scripture to give you a trained rhythm for override — not more willpower, a practice you can actually sustain.

Three parts. Ten chapters.

PART I — THE WHISPER

Name the Whisper · Interrupt the Drift · Rewire Your Brain — understanding what hesitation actually is, and where it comes from.

PART II — THE MOVE

Go On Three · Say No on Three · Build the Momentum — the practice itself: how to override in the moment, and make it repeatable.

PART III — THE MOVEMENT

Multiply the Courage · Facilitate the Breakthrough · Design the Culture · Return to the Whisper — taking override from a personal habit to something you build into teams, families, organizations.

From those who've lived the work

"What Christian Washington has done here is more than write a book, he's opened a door... This isn't hype. It's holy ground."

— Rob Bell, New York Times bestselling author, podcaster, and former pastor

"This book isn't just an idea. It's a life lived... It will meet you where you are, and dare you to move."

— Dr. Rudy Rasmus, Pastor Emeritus, St. John's United Methodist Church (Downtown Houston); co-author of Touch

"In Going on Three, Christian doesn't just teach breakthrough, he designs for it... It's not just a toolkit, it's a transformational compass."

— Tom McGehee, Co-CEO, Halftime Institute; Global Collaborative Design Facilitator

"Going on Three is not motivational fluff; it's a deeply grounded, spiritually anchored, and systemically aware invitation to lead beyond limits."

— Bishop Sharma Lewis Logan, first African-American woman elected bishop in the Southeastern Jurisdiction, United Methodist Church

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