Biblical wisdom and an enduring faith are essential to a successful business career and we are much more

a lot of influence in the entrepreneur’s life because what I say and do has a direct impact on the success But because you’ll see more success, you’ll also see persecution. active persecution for the right reasons is an indication that the powers of darkness believe we are succeeding

But there's a difference between being busy and being in a rush—a distinction that can define the success

Anyone can handle success. How you handle failure as a Godpreneur is a sign of greatness.

He shows us His power and sovereignty among all of our business’ plans God really wants to give us success

I say that I could be doing a much better job at showing off my client work and spotlighting client success You should give a background, what the challenge was, and how you came alongside to bring success to Here’s a good example Doctor Transformational Success Story Branding Agency Case Study 3.

I have some friends my age that are growing successful businesses. Being around successful entrepreneurs a lot, my patience is often tested toward God and His sovereignty

right business There’s no possible way I can do that business I’m a total fake, I make it seem like I’m successful Without the desire, long-term success may elude us and, ultimately, leave us feeling meaningless and

I never met a successful entrepreneur who could not control his temper.

And when we're done praying, it's time we equip our team to defend and succeed! God wants you to succeed. He is for your business!  If you’ll focus on covering your team in prayer, training them for success, and equipping them for battle

God is with you, he is for you and your success!

(Colossians 3:23) The enemy won’t stop attacking, but neither will God stop being for your success.

When I first started my company I told people I did logos and websites. But that’s not how God would describe what I do. When I take into consideration His point of view and commit my work to Him, He reveals to me what I should really be doing. I help businesses and entrepreneurs find their God-given marketplace identity. Proverbs 16:3 says: "Put GOD in charge of your work, then what you’ve planned will take place." My challenge to all of my clients is to ask them WHY they are in business. Not all of them are Christian. I can’t have that conversation with everyone. But I can bring God in through the work I do and establish seeds that could potentially grow. Since I’ve committed my work to God, He continues to bless me with clients paying me more than I would have ever dreamed of charging. He’s also moving my business in directions I could have never taken on my own. Commit your business plans to God’s purpose for your entrepreneurial career. #FindingMyPurpose

Second, we share equally in the work, success and failure. the partnership is my 2nd or 3rd priority:

I’d be surprised to find any hugely successful businesses out there that are 100% owned by one person