How do we choose God and become a Godpreneur when our whole life we’ve been an entrepreneur, doing business on our own.

We entrepreneurs can sometimes fall into the trap of wanting and desiring things that, in the end, won’t make us happy.

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.

This is how my entrepreneurial life feels. There’s so many opportunities out there, it’s dizzying.

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

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

We only need to do one thing in order to find and stay within our calling: find and stay with God.

As entrepreneurs, especially as Godpreneurs, we’re going to face extremely difficult and lonely times.

There are times in our entrepreneurial life where the problems and attacks are going to come from many directions.

Becoming a Godpreneur will not come easy in our lives. But God has so much more in store for us than we could ever imagine if we.

The goal, in the end, is that your client is practically CRYING because it’s over.  They wish it could continue...

You have to realize that God has plans for you that are so much greater than what you think.  

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

When we Godpreneurs are very clear on how our business is significant to God’s bigger purposes

The temptation is there for me and you to take the spotlight.  But we have to battle that, and we always have to be giving credit to God.

God already knows what we’re supposed to do, and life is a journey of drawing closer to God so He reveals that great purpose.

God wants us to share in His big office space, in His amazing shared workspace, and find shelter with Him!

God could send anyone else to sell him the service or product you provide, but instead, He wants to use you.

We all have times in our business where we nail it, and other times where we can’t figure it out.