I want to tell you about a feeling I know too well. It is the feeling of being alone. You are building your business, making decisions, trying to figure out what fits in the business world and with our faith. And it can feel like you are the only one. I never wanted to be a solopreneur, figuring it out in different corners of the internet, trying to piece together what fits in the business world and with our faith. But I felt so alone all the time. Like I was just on my own. If that is you, this conversation is for you. Why Community Matters for Christian Entrepreneurs…
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If email has been sitting in the back of your mind - something you know you should be doing, but keep putting off - you’re not the only one.
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You did the hard work. You named your season. You wrote it down. Rebuilding. Recovering. Reimagining. Or maybe you found your own word for where you are right now. But now you are sitting with that word, and you are wondering the same thing we always wonder. Okay. Now what? How do I actually align my business with this season? That is the question we want to answer today. Naming your season is the first step. Aligning your business to it is the next. What Alignment Actually Means Let us start with what alignment is not. It is not about throwing your business goals to the wind. That is not what we…
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If email has felt confusing, inconsistent, or like one more thing you should be doing … this one’s for you.
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Have you ever felt like the way you ran your business six months ago just does not fit anymore? The same schedule, the same energy, the same goals all feel off somehow. You look at what used to work, and now it feels like you are forcing it. That is not a sign of failure. That is a sign of a season shift. Learning to name your current season changes everything. It is how you stop fighting where you are and start working with it. Why Naming Your Season Matters We often think our capacity is this flat line. We think we can plan our schedule and our ability to handle things…
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If you’ve ever wondered how much money a book makes on Amazon KDP — or whether writing a book is worth it — this is the honest conversation.
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Let’s talk about the myth we’ve all believed about consistency. Somewhere along the way, we got the idea that consistency means doing the same thing every single day. That a strong work ethic looks like an eight-hour grind, day after day, no matter what life throws at us. But here’s what we’ve learned after years of running businesses while raising kids and managing real life. That version of consistency? It doesn’t exist. At least not for anyone with a full life. Here’s what does exist. Rhythms. Consistency Is A Rhythm Not A Flat Line Think about a rhythm for a second. It’s not flat. It goes up and down. There…
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In this episode, we talk about how books function socially and professionally - and why writing one often changes how people listen to you.
