There are times in business when your vision is extremely blurry and you have more questions than direction.

How do we cope with that?

When things in business don’t go as you planned, it can cause cracks in your confidence.

I thought God wanted me to follow this plan.

I thought God wanted me to work together with this client.

I thought God blessed this product and now delivery is delayed.

Doubts start to arise and questions are fired at God. As a person who wants to serve God through business, it’s not always easy to understand why certain things happen in business—why it doesn’t always go well.

The thing is: it just can’t always go well. It’s a lie that it can.

As a Christian entrepreneur, seeking God’s guidance in business is a main priority. But sometimes it’s hard to do or hear Him. This blog will give you a way to search for God’s direction.

How does God define success? This blog answers that question with the use of Charles Stanley’s book Success God’s Way.
The answers will be applied to entrepreneurship.

How does God define success? This blog answers that question with the use of Charles Stanley’s book Success God’s Way.
The answers will be applied to entrepreneurship.

Financial management: A breakdown of the method Profit First

Small business owners often struggle to manage their finances effectively, which can lead to financial stress, cash flow problems, and even business failure. However, there is a financial management system that is gaining popularity among entrepreneurs that can help them overcome these challenges.

You might have heard from it. It’s called Profit First and was developed by Mike Michalowicz, a successful entrepreneur and author of several books on business and finance.

What’s interesting about it, is that anyone can apply this to their business at any stage. It’s easy to understand and takes into account principles like tithing.

Devotional about understanding what “meek” means in the Bible. A devotional for Christian entrepreneurs.

One of the biggest distractions at work is the phone.

There’s probably a study to prove it, but do we really need to state the obvious?

As Christians, we are called to redeem our time, making the most of what we have.

Why won’t you, as a solopreneur who wants to become more Christlike, act on that by properly dealing with a distracting device such as your phone?

Let’s see how it can be done.

Tips to use your phone less