Excellence inspires trust, loyalty, and respect, it also establishes a personal brand reputation that will follow you wherever you go.

We live in a business world of contrasts. I have noticed that money can cause a sort of blindness that is difficult.

An effective Godpreneur leader knows how to manage those under his authority and has the will to do what is right for them.

Success in entrepreneurship does not happen overnight. It is the result of faithfulness in little things over a lifetime.

We Godpreneurs give ourselves to their entrepreneurial calling; trust in God to be faithful and accept his holy spirit wisdom into our ventu

When we live in ambition, we rob ourselves of what’s most important: serving the people that he’s put around us today.

The One whose appearances are real has chosen to be humble and meek—His name is Jesus.

Godpreneurs weigh our decisions carefully so we can double our profits. We can smear all of our profit in a moment of haste.

So when we fail in business, God is not angry. He just helps us get back on our feet and lets us try again.

God may change your direction but He will not abandon you. If you persist, you will discover the entrepreneurial purpose He has designed for

The way I choose to interpret what happens in my business life, more than the circumstances, are what determine my destiny.

When you make your business plans, don’t leave God out of the formula.

Sometimes God humbles us to test our reaction before He lifts us up.

Underneath all the glamour and facade, entrepreneurs are all the same—just clay fashioned into housing for a living soul.

When you have something to say about an insult or gossip, what do you do?

We should look to create unforgettable generous moments in our businesses.

Honestly, easy is seldom better than hard. The truth is that entrepreneurship is one of God’s best ideas.

The key here is to listen twice before speaking once. Listen to the client, then listen to the spirit.

Sometimes telling the truth in business is not easy; in fact, it can be downright unpleasant. But we are called to be truth-tellers.

In establishing your business purposes, start with your relationship with God, your family, and at work with clients and employees.