Anything in business that ignites your desires to the detriment of your good judgment and common sense could be considered a harlot

Business is not a game of chance for me; it is serious kingdom work and the stakes are eternally high.

As entrepreneurs, we all want people to say great things about us. Not just when we pass away, but also today.

Something out there doesn’t want you to succeed. It could be our own minds and self-limiting beliefs.

I’ll admit that I live with a restlessness that cripples me with fear, anxiety, and frustration. You’re not going to believe me when I...

Confessing it keeps you in reality and prevents you from convincing yourself that it’s right.  

The reality is that us entrepreneurs are addicted to working. We’re looking to fill an empty space that can only be filled by God.

We entrepreneurs have many things that trigger our sense to need to do more!  We turn to many things to relieve that stress.

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

We Godpreneurs have a destiny, a calling, a job assignment, a vision from God to do something great within our passion and purpose.

God has already told us who we are. He says that no matter how skilled we are, we are loved by Him and matter so much to Him.

To become a Godpreneur, we must take on a new identity.  This new identity seeks its approvals and popularity from one source: God.

We entrepreneurs face a challenge: move on to the next thing and not wait for instructions.

The problem with what-goes-around-comes-back-around thinking is that it constantly has us walking on eggshells.

We Godpreneurs have a responsibility to balance the vision tomorrow with the mission today.

We want relationships to work, and I think we all have a tendency to avoid conflict and stay together because it’s our instinct.

We all get into arguments with our partners. But what’s it all for? Can we even remember WHY the last argument started?.

If we entrepreneurs fill our schedules up with the purpose of making money, then we’re the same.

What has God promised you for your business? Are you relying on any of God’s promises to motivate you in business?

God wants us to act, but he desires that we come to him first, in prayer, for guidance and direction.