know that the riches are in the niches, and we want to experience the freedoms that come with having more Some niches seem boring. Other niches seem out of reach. To read more articles about sales, click here. #MakingMoreSales

However, most entrepreneurs think generosity is about donating more to churches or charities. So, we think that we have to go out and accumulate more wealth to be better givers, and this will get when I wasn't writing, the discontentment returned, and I was back in my thoughts of envy and wanting more Reflecting on my journey as an entrepreneur, I can see times when I got caught up in the pursuit of more - more success, more wealth.

However, as I grow deeper in my relationship with God, I become more grateful to God and appreciative It's becoming more natural for me to be thankful. How did I go from not showing gratitude to waking up every morning and starting my business day in gratitude In the same way, being filled with the Holy Spirit would change your behavior in a more Christ-like way I underline habit because we have to attach it to things like waking up in the morning or going to be

However, because we're also influenced by more money, perceived success, and influence, we ultimately This is more powerful than any product launch, networking event, or the number of social media followers When you show God He can trust you with a little; then He opens the door for more! next series of posts, you're going to learn how you can grow your book of business by freely offering more To read more articles about sales, click here. #MakingMoreSales

Have you ever wondered why some entrepreneurs become successful, and others don’t? Well, who hasn’t? The problem is, we often assume that successful business owners have something we lack, be it extraordinary talent, money, and connections, or simply a lot of luck. And sure, these things might help – but they’re not what success is made of. Instead, success in entrepreneurship is the result of resilience: the ability to face criticism and rejection in the marketplace when pursuing your goals. So if resilience is the key, then for us GODPRENEURS, what does the Bible say about resilience? Resilience is the biblical norm for Christians. The Bible contains many admonitions to press on (Philippians 3:13–15), overcome hardship and temptation (Romans 12:21), and persevere in the face of trials (James 1:12). It also gives us numerous examples of people who suffered greatly but continued to follow God’s plan for their lives. Proverbs 24:16 could be seen as the theme verse for the resilient: “Though the righteous fall seven times, they rise again, but the wicked stumble when calamity strikes.” For GODPRENEURS, we have an unfair advantage because we're already taught to choose to trust in the Lord rather than rely on what we understand. This is the best way to practice, perfect, and stay resilient. 💪 #DifferentiatingMyself #EnhanceFocus

"It's not that we need more money to justify our success, it's that we need more Jesus to satisfy our

When I read in the Bible about the "uncertain" times the people of God went through - every famine, every economic downtown, every plague, every disease - God sustained what they went through because they put their trust in him. When your trust is in the Lord, you and your business are secure. It's easy to trust God when everything is good, the client list is growing, employees are happy, and all is going according to plan in our business. Friends at church ask us, "how's business," and we jubilantly reply, "God is good, I’m just trusting the Lord, everything is amazing!" However, it's a whole different ballgame to trust God when things are not so good in our businesses. You see, to trust God along your entrepreneurial journey means you have to allow Him to do what He wants to do, even if He fails. But wait, God fails? That's the point - He’s God, and he doesn't fail. We must trust God enough to let Him succeed - on HIS terms and way. HIS time, not in my terms, way, or timing. To trust God in entrepreneurship is to say, “I´m going to let you do what you want to do through my business, Lord. I’m not going to argue with you, I’m not going to complain, I’m not going to resist your calling, I’m going to let you do what you know is best, and I’m not going to fear the outcome." We've heard Psalm 23 a hundred times, but we mostly associate it with a funeral. I want you to think about it now, as I read it, from your business struggles perspective. "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not be in want." In other words, God will take care of all my needs if I'll just trust Him. "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want." It continues later in the passage, "and even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil for you are with me." How many times have you felt like quitting your business? "God, you called me to this, I know, but this is hard! I'm almost out of funds, my entire 401K I've put into this venture! Why Lord do you have me in this toxic business partnership, Father? You called me to be a guide and light in my partner's life, but I'm feeling used and abused!" The Bible says it like this in 1st Peter 4, verse 12, it says "Dear friends, don’t be surprised at the fiery trials you are going through, as if something strange were happening to you." "In the world, you will have tribulation," that's John 16:33. However, 2nd Corinthians, chapter 4, verses 17 and 18, says this trouble in our business is temporary. The verse reads, "For our present troubles are small and won’t last very long." Listen, Godpreneurs, the struggle is not going to last. Our temporary and momentary financial fumble will not last. And if we switch our mindset to this kind of trust in God, this act of faith will achieve for us an eternal glory that far outweighs all the troubles combined. So, we focus NOT on what is seen (which are the problems in our business ventures), but on what is UNSEEN, for what is seen is temporary! What we see isn't going to last, so God is asking us to take the focus off our problems to focus on what is unseen, which is trusting in the calling He has for our entrepreneurial path, which is eternal. #EnhanceFocus

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How can we bring more of these good-feeling situations into our businesses? So how do I attract more and more “dream clients” to allow me into their business plans? All of us entrepreneurs are built by the same creator of the universe. And when you’re feeling more of your joy, more often throughout the day, you’re able to have a better He also inspires my marketing and advertising so I can attract even more followers.

I remember the first time I tried my hand at a sales job. I wanted to sell for that company, but they took so long to move me to sales that I applied elsewhere Typical of the time, they offered little to nothing in the way of true sales mentorship. If only I’d understood that in the Kingdom, service IS sales … I probably could have sold quite well! But I was just an infant in my journey, and I thought sales was about having charisma and “knowing all

Has Jesus saved your business? Did God inspire you to create a product or service? directly related to my business and the service I provide: My business testimony - this one is how God moved As I went through the same exercise you're going to go through, I was able to understand my two major Anyone who believes and is baptized will be saved. #GainConfidence #AgencyOwners #ShareYourTestimony For more posts on SALES, click here.

To my employees, vendors, and contractors, I explain that my mission is to point more entrepreneurs towards This group of people will follow me closer because they get to be involved in helping more people discover Each one of these groups of people will be more excited to come alongside your "mission" if you can say Who knows, it might even produce a sale or two! I pray your sales team will be receptive and also jump on the testimony train!