We entrepreneurs have goals in our businesses. Every year we don’t accomplish a goal, we suffer.

We entrepreneurs are great at leading, taking charge, and (most of the times) not even bringing God into the decision making.

There are times you will come in your business where God will ask you to drop it, leave it, and let it go. 

There are times in our entrepreneurial life where the problems and attacks are going to come from many directions.

God already knows what we’re supposed to do, and life is a journey of drawing closer to God so He reveals that great purpose.

God wants us to share in His big office space, in His amazing shared workspace, and find shelter with Him!

We all have times in our business where we nail it, and other times where we can’t figure it out.

We Godpreneurs have had a moment in our life where God wants us to realize where our businesses can be used for His purpose, not our own.

We entrepreneurs can sometimes get caught up in the “me mentality”. What’s in it for me?  How will this benefit me?.

God wants to make an appeal through you to reach your partners, employees, contractors, vendors, prospects and even people on your email.

I help businesses and entrepreneurs find their God given marketplace identity.

We’re entrepreneurs. There’s ALWAYS something wrong.  Either internally in myself or externally in the business or world.

Believers or nonbelievers, stories of faith are encouraging and give hope.

As business owners, there are times when people of great use come into our lives to help us achieve great things. 

We all do this.  We forget the miracles, therefore forgetting the very thing that God is trying to use to strengthen our faith.

As Godpreneurs, we’ve allowed God to be the CEO of our businesses, so we’ve also given Him the authority to bring us.

Our business is in vain if it is not focused on the Lord.

Our charitable works should not be limited to believers (“do good to all”), but our brothers and sisters in Christ should take priority.

Our business is in vain if it is not focused on the Lord.

Motives are things that would please God, therefore he would grant them to us.