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  • How WAITING Helped My Business Grow

    I go through seasons in my entrepreneurial career. There’s a season where I expand on my ideas and bring them to life. Then there’s a season where I’ve pulled back on the expansion to hunker down on what I have in front of me and I'm waiting on the next move. But I get frustrated in the season of waiting. I’m not done with all the ideas I want to bring to life. I have the plans all written out, the right people to call, and the enthusiasm and determination to get them done, but something is saying “wait”. (And one time I ignored the call to wait and lost a whole lot of money.  That’s a different story for another blog post.) We entrepreneurs are visionary, which makes us impulsive at times.  We’re very connected to the spirit, that inner ‘feeling’ or gut instinct that guides us. Sometimes our own desires get in the mix of the gut feeling and we rush into things prematurely. But what if this waiting period was actually meant to be a period of growth….inner growth. Maybe this is a time that God is calling you to be much closer to Him than ever before! I learned something profound while participating in a Bible study of the book of Acts. God had the apostles wait 10 days in Jerusalem after Jesus’s death before sending them out to spread the gospel. Acts 1:4‭-‬5 in the Bible reads: On one occasion, while he was eating with them, he gave them this command: “Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised, which you have heard me speak about.  For John baptized with  water, but in a few days you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit.” The apostles knew the plan, knew what they had to do, but were commanded to wait. You may have these amazing plans of reaching so many new customers with your amazing product or service. Your offering might even be something ministry-related that will help the church so much! But God sometimes asks us to wait….to build us up, make us stronger, bless us with an anointing that we needed to receive or a lesson we needed to learn. We Godpreneurs can think that it’s all GO, GO, GO all the time, that there’s no time to waste, that we must ACT NOW! Can I share with you that the most growth I have done spiritually is in the season of waiting, hunkering down, stacking chips, refining my process, calling my customers more, providing more value, but most importantly, gaining more insight into the person of God…while I wait on His next move for me. Godpreneur Rule #16: We regard every day as a precious gift of time to spend in preparation for what He will do through us. #BusinessBibleStudy #SharpenLeadership

  • God’s Conditions for a Prosperous and Successful Business Growth Plan

    Now, I read the Bible daily and God has an incredible message for me and my business every time. Still, others haven’t connected their businesses and their relationship with God. He wants to lead the charge into growing your business beyond your imagination. That’s the amazing business partner that we have waiting for us every morning. You can try to run your business on your own.

  • Overcoming Busyness in Business: Strategy 5 – Find Prayer

    We can take the lessons from the last 4 posts on Overcoming Busyness in Business and get the same feeling Help us to overcome the lies of Busyness that can hurt our families, our bodies and our businesses. 

  • How Asking for Help Saved My Business

    I took finance and accounting in Cornell and lets just say that I loved the marketing and business organization Cornell business graduate needs to know everything there is about business and can’t look like a failure Sadly, this affects our relationships with our employees, business partners, vendors who want to help

  • Why is Entrepreneurship So Mysterious?

    But the mystery of owning a business is not so much fun, right?  But even though we do our best to honor God in our business, we will almost certainly face the pains of owning a business.

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