My choices affect my relationship with God and the outcome of everything I do in my business.

You contain your emotions through your will and intellect if you are wise. This is accomplished by thinking through your values.

God calls us to belong to Christ in every area of our lives.

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

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

If we entrepreneurs don’t watch out, we can easily convince ourselves that working more hours is necessary to bring more money home.

Our entrepreneurial life works best when the mind, body, and spirit are all working within God’s plan and design for our business.

We need to be the best at it. We need to bring together all of the resources we can to make it happen.

We entrepreneurs, on the other hand, know this mountain all too well. This mountain represents bad breaks, broken partnerships, lost clients

Whenever us entrepreneurs step out in faith, we take a risk.

We entrepreneurs can sometimes second guess our businesses and our ideas.

We entrepreneurs want to know when the turn on the rollercoaster is coming. We wish that our businesses weren’t susceptible.

Owning a business is stressful! But we have a responsibility to be the light, to be the difference.

We all have opportunities in our businesses to lie, cheat and steal.  We have ways to twist the truth.

We entrepreneurs, especially, want to skip over the “lessons” of life because…well…we have to make money don’t we?!?.

God wants to permeate our businesses and become the catalyst for our success as we look to grow and conquer. He wants us to prosper.

Sometimes in partnerships we’re put into situations where one person is a believer and the other isn’t.

When God is our CEO, it's not just to bark down commands to you.

This time of rest actually strengthens you and you do even better the next set! 

In Nehemiah, we see a leader that knows how to equip his team and knows the importance of what this does mentally to them.