Faith-Driven Entrepreneurs 

I started this Substack as a 30-day Challenge. 30 days of showing up and writing. It’s been a challenge for sure. Here’s what I learned, the mistakes I made, and how you can do something like this to force yourself to take massive action on that thing you’ve been thinking about. 01 Pressure Creates Speed. Force Your Back Against The Wall. In just 30 days, I’ve created 60% of my usual yearly blog output. How? I gave myself no other choice. To give a clear picture, my goal for

New Founders often make 1 mistake that, on the surface, seems like the best decision but dooms their business to never reaching the top 10%. They obsess over perfecting the product or service and assume excellence will sell itself. This is the most dangerously misleading idea for business owners. Hear me out: a great product is a must, but that isn’t enough to be a top performer in your niche. Just like personal genius doesn’t guarantee financial success. Product/service geni

The rules of online marketing just changed, and most founders didn’t get the memo. Here’s what Founders need to know: Hype marketing isn’t as effective as it used to be. People bought into it and were left scarred by the discrepancy between the marketing promise and product delivery. Don’t oversell. The trust recession is real. Your audience wants to see ‘the receipts’ (proof that you can do what you’re claiming) before they buy. *If you’re new to business, read this article:

What is Biblical success? It’s the Lord blessing the work of our hands. “May the favor of the Lord our God rest on us; establish the work of our hands for us - yes establish the work of our hands.” ~ Psalm 90 : 17 The world talks about the “ Midas touch ”, where everything someone touches turns to gold 🤑. They attribute the success to the person, but we, as believers, know that the credit belongs to God. When we know this TRUTH, we move differently, we work differently, we