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Be Bold and Be Loud on Your Limitless Path

Be bold and be loud sound provocative and disruptive, the truth is, it is. Why are we told to tone it down? Act like this in this environment, etc.? I get it if you are fighting against the animal-nature to live that statement, naked and free, but our conditioned-minds say, "no we cannot act like that in public." Beckoning me to ask the internal question to self and external question to my limitless followers:


Why are we limiting ourselves to the norms of a society when it fails to align with our godly spirits?

Does God want us to capitulate ourselves to other finite beings, especially when it impedes our God-nature?


The world is designed to limit us, and we are taught to adhere to these worldly rules. Many humans claim to be free in Christ, in spirit, in nature, in their money, etc., not realizing they embraced a concept, but never accepted the TRUTH. I can hear you now...what truth? This is becoming a play on Neo questioning Morpheus in The Matrix. Most sentient beings ask themselves profound questions that lead them to uncover the naked truth in their lives, meaning no subjective narratives and/or situations can stop them from seeing the world with clarity. A clarity that guides us to find the purpose and/or reasoning for our short human existence. The day that our scales are removed from our eyes, become the day of our true birth, a great awakening.


It is the day that "James Arthur Williams" died and "Limitless James-Arthur Williams" came alive and transitioned to a new creature in Christ. I became apostle of the Truth, a follower of the way, a disciple of Christ, but more importantly, I did not become a modern-day Christian and/or man-made church goer. I wanted to pursue the one church (e.g., two or three touch and agree) that transcends all denominations and understanding of the one God. This does not mean some so-called Christians, so-called Muslims, so-called spirituality followers, or any other faiths do not have a relationship with God on par with mine or other limitless people. On the contrary, I believe a lot of them do. Yet, I believe a majority of them praise a collective thought of their religion and use its protection from their idea of going to hell or from their idea of bad things happening in their lives.


These are my beliefs, and they do not mean it is accurate with your beliefs and/or thoughts. When James died, I cried. I cried because I loved his thought process, even though many of his thoughts did not lead him to find true God. A lot of his beliefs led to individual successes that excluded others from sharing with him, making many of his accomplishments E.G.O driven. As, Dr. Wayne Dyer stated E.G.O is to edge God out and to make it about us. Limitless wants to celebrate others with an unconditional love to create a limitless society of believers. Limitless (I) knew I was going to win my pro card this year in Knoxville, TN (7th show). This belief came to fruition on September 13, 2025; and I was competitor 13 (e.g., represents significant change, transformation, and rebirth), weighing 155 (e.g., embracing positive change, asserting personal power, and trusting in divine guidance) pounds at 5%-6% body fat and at 45.


Let's go back 15 months, on June 22, 2024, I competed in my first natural bodybuilding competition, NGA River City Classic. I won, but there was only one competitor over 40 competing...me. This became a true battle against self because I did not like the package I brought to the stage. I wanted more, I wanted to compete again and to be better than my best, no time to rest on my last success. During this time, spiritually, I was asking God want do you want from me, and God said, "Your best, your all. It you give me your best; I will do the rest," I was like Cain; I gave good effort, but not great effort. God want me to be willing to give up all my worldly desires, ethical and unethical desires. I had to put complete trust into God, and this influenced me to talk to God constantly and openly. I found God in all my endeavors.


I found God in my food prep, sharing this time with my wife and seeing her true support and commitment to my pursuit to Be Limitless in my body, my mind, my spirit, and my emotions. I found God in my silent thoughts. For example, I would ask the following questions: Am I impatient as I stand quietly in line, am I angry when this driver cut me off, am I exhibited behaviors my wife would be proud of, and am I feeding my mind with holiness and things to positively enhance my mind? I faced heartache, faced deep revelations and questions, and faced a desire to pursue God's will against all else this world offered. These challenges taught me that I should be grateful for these obstacles. God chose me, chose me to combat these issues. God will put no more on us than we are able to bear (1 Corinthians 10:13). To whom much is given, much is required (Luke 12:48).


I was given a lot, and now that I decided to remove the scales from my eyes; God decided to give me even more. Which brings us back to September 13th, I knew and professed to anyone who asked that I was getting my professional natural bodybuilding card at that show. I told competitors prior to the start of the show, "Whatever God has for you is for you and today is my day." I had two opportunities to win my pro card at that show: 40+ Masters Classic Physique or Open Classic Physique. The easiest path was the 40+ Masters path, as I would compete against three other competitors rather than compete against 11, young and older competitors. I came out confident in both categories, and I felt like I swept the 40+ Masters division until the judges stated, "Competitor 13 for second place." Everything went silent, as I stood dazed and confused.


I retreated to the locker room, questioning God during this cumbersome and defeating trek backstage. I fell into my chair when I reached the locker room, with a distant stare until one competitor called my name, "Limitless, Limitless...remember what you said before the show...what God has for you is for you, focus on the open final. You have one more shot." He was right, but this was no movie, I did not become imbued with some great influence. I had little faith at this moment, the faith of a mustard seed, and I quietly said, "Let's go, I will show them I am a pro." I won open division A, and the 40+ winner, won open division B, so we have to compete head-to-head in a pose off. I brought everything I got and started to believe, absorbing power as the crowd called my name during this affair. Standing still and at attention as the head-judge read off the winner, the winner is............."Limitless, competitor 13." I was Bold and Loud prior to and after that show because I felt God hand's all over this new passion, bodybuilding.


God led me to bodybuilding, to share something new with my wife, to learn delayed gratification, to develop a real love for myself, and to witness God's power in something that makes no sense. Most 45 year-olds do not become professional bodybuilders in 15-months, but God has enabled my muscles to grow, to respond to food stimuli and to weights in unique ways, and to embed a consistent discipline to train and to eat properly. To me being Bold is knowing the hidden potential and the Truth inside us and aligning our minds, spirits, and actions to it. Loud, means do not be afraid to talk about what God puts on our hearts and to lean our entire beings into it. Making being Bold and Loud a way of life, a way to demonstrate your godly fruits with the world and to transform into a walking testimony, in our words, our faith, and our contextual outcomes.


Be bold and be loud as you continue to be better than your best!


Be Limitless,


Dr. Limitless


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