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We Godpreneur have to put God First and that means do thing by the Book.

God’s the same with all of us entrepreneurs when He gives us instructions. His timing, and His desire for us.

Excellence inspires trust, loyalty, and respect, it also establishes a personal brand reputation that will follow you wherever you go.

We live in a business world of contrasts. I have noticed that money can cause a sort of blindness that is difficult.

Success in entrepreneurship does not happen overnight. It is the result of faithfulness in little things over a lifetime.

When we live in ambition, we rob ourselves of what’s most important: serving the people that he’s put around us today.

In establishing your business purposes, start with your relationship with God, your family, and at work with clients and employees.

Be honest with yourself and ask God to help you develop the patience you need to wait on Him and not create your own success.

The wisdom of Proverbs indicates that if God is at the top, every other aspect of my business life will fall into place.

We often think of “significant work” in such grandiose terms that we have trouble imagining today’s work as having an impact.

What God is wanting from Godpreneurs is that we submit fully to the spirit he gave us through belief in Jesus.

We’ve all gone through suffering in one way or another. This means it’s unavoidable, then God MUST be using it for a reason.

We entrepreneur tend to be good at several things, but not great at any ONE THING.  We run all aspects of our business.

We entrepreneurs have various “stressors” in our lives that lead us to the work addiction.

We entrepreneurs tend to hold on to things. We have the pride of ownership. We feel like failures if we shut down.

Sometimes, we entrepreneurs have so much control and power in our businesses that we don’t allow space for God to show up and work.

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

We entrepreneurs get these visions and our natural instinct is to bring that vision to life right away.