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 have various “stressors” in our lives that lead us to the work addiction.

When we face adversity and stress in our lives, we Entrepreneurs will tend to work more. The bigger the problems, the more we want to work.

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

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

Wealth is acquired through the gaining of wisdom.  We can acquire it from the bible.

We entrepreneurs have a duty and obligation to live into our destiny.

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

We Godpreneurs have the ability to be a light for others to see God in us.

We entrepreneurs are great at leading, taking charge, and (most of the times) not even bringing God into the decision making.

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 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.

You are not what others say you are, you are a Godpreneur on a mission. Stay focused on the vision, the accusers will go away.

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