80 | How to Build Your Online Business in Just One Hour a Day

Key Takeaways: Understanding the Inner Critic Fear-based, critical, negative. Points out your flaws, magnifies insecurities ("You're not ready," "You're not qualified"). Often rooted in past experiences or comparison. Characteristics of God’s Voice Always aligned with Scripture. Encourages, corrects lovingly, brings peace (John 10:27, Romans 8:1). Prompts growth but not out of fear or shame. Practical Ways to Discern the Difference: Test the thoughts against the Word (2 Timothy 3:16). Notice the fruit: Does it bring peace or anxiety? (Galatians 5:22-23) Pray & pause: Invite God into the decision before reacting. Seek wise counsel: Other believers can help confirm. Why It Matters in Business Decisions: Your calling requires bold steps—don’t let the inner critic paralyze you. God equips those He calls (Exodus 4:10-12). Daily Practices to Strengthen God’s Voice in Your Mind: Daily Scripture reading. Journaling God's promises over your business. Replacing negative self-talk with truth. Let's Take Action: This week, when doubt creeps in, pause and write down the thought. Ask: 👉 Does this align with God’s truth? 👉 Would God speak to me this way?   What's Next: 1. FREE Personality Test 2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan 3. HELP Starting An Online Business To Email Us: [email protected]

Key Talking Points: Understanding the Inner Critic Fear-based, critical, negative. Points out your flaws, magnifies insecurities ("You're not ready," "You're not qualified"). Often rooted in past experiences or comparison. Characteristics of God’s Voice Always aligned with Scripture. Encourages, corrects lovingly, brings peace (John 10:27, Romans 8:1). Prompts growth but not out of fear or shame. Practical Ways to Discern the Difference: Test the thoughts against the Word (2 Timothy 3:16). Notice the fruit: Does it bring peace or anxiety? (Galatians 5:22-23) Pray & pause: Talk to God and listen for the response Seek wise counsel: Other believers/experiences  can help confirm. Why It Matters in Business Decisions: Your calling requires bold steps—don’t let the inner critic paralyze you. God equips those He calls (Exodus 4:10-12). Daily Practices to Strengthen God’s Voice in Your Mind: Daily Scripture reading. Journaling God's promises over your business. Replacing negative self-talk with truth. Let's Take Action This week, when doubt creeps in, pause and write down the thought. Ask: 👉 Does this align with God’s truth? 👉 Would God speak to me this way? What's Next: 1. FREE Personality Test 2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan 3. HELP Starting An Online Business To Email Us: [email protected]

Key Takeaways The Visibility Pressure Trap Social media glamorizes being "everywhere." Introverts may feel like they're failing if they're not constantly posting or showing up live. Reminder: Your value isn't tied to visibility metrics! Why It Feels Draining Constant outward energy → mentally exhausting. Lack of boundaries → emotional burnout. Not aligned with how God designed you. Biblical Encouragement: Jesus' Rhythm of Solitude & Service Mark 1:35 - Jesus withdrew often to recharge. Visibility isn't constant; it’s purposeful. Practical Tips for Authentic Marketing Without Burnout Choose 1-2 key platforms you enjoy. Batch content to minimize daily drain. Focus on depth, not volume (1 meaningful post > 5 shallow ones). Automate and repurpose content strategically. Lean into written formats (blog posts, email newsletters) or whatever feels most natural. Shift Your Mindset: Visibility as Service, Not Self-Promotion Your content serves people, not your ego. Trust that God will amplify your efforts (Proverbs 16:3). Let's Take Action: Audit your current marketing habits—what feels life-giving, what feels draining? Choose one change this week to protect your energy and still show up authentically. What's Next: 1. FREE Personality Test 2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan 3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community 4. HELP Starting An Online Business To Email Us: [email protected]

Episode Summary: Ever feel like you're not qualified enough to run a business? Like you're just pretending, and one day, people will figure out you’re not “good enough”? Imposter syndrome is one of the biggest mindset blocks Christian entrepreneurs face, and today, we’re tackling it head-on. In this episode, I’ll walk you through why imposter syndrome happens, what the Bible says about it, and how to overcome it so you can confidently step into your God-given calling. If you’ve been waiting for “proof” that you’re qualified, this is your sign! Let’s get into it. Key Takeaways: 1. Understanding Imposter Syndrome: What It Really Is Imposter syndrome is feeling like a fraud despite having the skills, experience, or calling to do something. Common thoughts: “Who am I to do this?” “I’m not as good as other entrepreneurs.” “Someone will figure out that I don’t know what I’m doing.” Biblical Truth: The enemy loves to plant doubt in our minds to keep us from walking in our purpose (John 10:10). 2. What the Bible Says About Feeling Unqualified Moses: Felt unworthy to lead but was chosen by God (Exodus 4:10-12). Gideon: Thought he was too weak, but God called him a “mighty warrior” (Judges 6:12-16). Paul: Had a past of persecuting Christians, but God used him powerfully (1 Timothy 1:12-16). Lesson: God doesn’t call the qualified; He qualifies the called. 3. Practical Steps to Overcoming Imposter Syndrome ✅ Shift Your Identity Your worth isn’t based on your experience or performance—it’s based on what God says about you. Ephesians 2:10: “For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works.” ✅ Remember Who You Serve You’re not building a business just for yourself—it’s a Kingdom assignment! Stop focusing on your limitations and start focusing on God’s unlimited power. ✅ Take Action Despite Fear Confidence comes from doing, not from waiting until you “feel” ready. Action combats fear—when you show up, you prove to yourself that you are capable. ✅ Speak Life Over Your Business Replace self-doubt with affirmations: “God has equipped me for this.” “I am called to serve and impact lives.” “My work is valuable, and my voice matters.” Proverbs 18:21: “The tongue has the power of life and death.” ✅ Surround Yourself with Encouragement Connect with other faith-filled entrepreneurs who will speak truth into you when doubt creeps in. Find mentors, listen to encouraging podcasts (like this one!), and stay rooted in the Word. Let's Take Action1. Choose your one-hour time block and put it on your calendar.2. Pick one key task to focus on tomorrow—write it down.3. Set up a simple daily routine using the 10-40-10 method.4. Pray over your business daily and trust the process. What's Next: 1. FREE Personality Test 2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan 3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community 4. HELP Starting An Online Business To Email Us: [email protected]

Think you don’t have enough time to grow your online business? Think again! In this episode, I’ll show you how to maximize just one hour a day to build a profitable online business—even if you have a full-time job, family responsibilities, or just feel short on time. You don’t need endless hours; you just need a focused strategy. Let’s break it down step by step so you can start seeing real progress today! Key Takeaways: 1. Shift Your Mindset: Small Consistent Actions = Big Results Success isn’t about having more time—it’s about using the time you have wisely. Biblical Truth: “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans” (Proverbs 16:3). Instead of focusing on what you don’t have (time, resources), focus on what you do have and maximize it. 2. How to Structure Your One-Hour Work Block 10 Minutes: Pray & Plan Start with a short prayer for guidance and focus. Write down the one most important task for the day. 40 Minutes: Deep Work on Income-Generating Tasks Create content (social media posts, emails, blog posts). Engage with your audience (DMs, comments, relationship building). Sell your offer (promote, send emails, follow up with leads). 10 Minutes: Review & Prepare for Tomorrow Track progress (what worked, what didn’t?). Set up your #1 focus for the next day. 3. Top Priorities to Focus on in One Hour a Day Create content that builds trust & attracts clients (social media, email, blog, podcast). Engage & nurture relationships (respond to comments, DMs, emails). Make an offer daily (remind your audience how they can work with you). Automate & batch tasks to free up time in the future. 4. The Power of Focus: Eliminating Distractions Turn off notifications and set a timer. Find a quiet space where you can work with intention. Stop multitasking—one focused task is more effective than five half-done tasks. 5. Faith + Business: Trusting God with the Process You don’t need to hustle 24/7—God can multiply your efforts. Matthew 6:33: “Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” Commit your one-hour work session to God and watch Him open doors Let's Take Action1. Choose your one-hour time block and put it on your calendar.2. Pick one key task to focus on tomorrow—write it down.3. Set up a simple daily routine using the 10-40-10 method.4. Pray over your business daily and trust the process. What's Next: 1. FREE Personality Test 2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan 3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community 4. HELP Starting An Online Business To Email Us: [email protected]

In today's episode, we’re diving deep into the #1 mistake that’s holding your brand back from growth, visibility, and success. If you’ve been wondering why your business isn’t attracting the right audience or converting leads into loyal customers, this episode is for you. I’ll break down this common branding mistake and share practical steps to fix it.   The #1 Branding Mistake The biggest mistake entrepreneurs make when building their brand is lack of clarity. Many business owners try to be everything to everyone, which results in confusion and weak messaging. A brand that isn’t clear on who it serves, what it offers, and why it matters struggles to attract the right people. How to Fix It Define Your Brand Identity Ask yourself: Who am I serving? What problem do I solve? Create a clear brand statement: I help [audience] achieve [specific goal] through [your product/service]. Simplify Your Messaging If your audience is confused about what you do, they won’t buy from you. Use clear, concise language on your website, social media, and marketing materials. Create a Signature Offer Stop trying to sell everything—focus on a core product or service that aligns with your brand. Make it easy for customers to understand and invest in what you offer. Be Consistent Everywhere Your website, social media, and content should all reflect the same messaging, style, and tone. Consistency builds trust and makes your brand memorable. Show Up & Build Authority Regularly share valuable content that educates, inspires, or solves a problem for your audience. Position yourself as an expert in your field through blogs, podcasts, and social media. Let's Take Action: This week, I challenge you to audit your brand message: Go to your social media bios, website, or sales pages. Ask yourself: Is it clear who I help and what I offer? If not, rewrite your brand statement using the formula: I help [who] achieve [what] through [how]. What's Next: 1. FREE Personality Test 2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan 3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community 4. HELP Starting An Online Business To Email Us: [email protected]

Key Takeaways: What Are Spiritual Gifts? Definition: Spiritual gifts are unique abilities given by the Holy Spirit to believers to serve others and glorify God. Biblical Reference: “We have different gifts, according to the grace given to each of us” (Romans 12:6). Common Spiritual Gifts: Teaching, encouragement, administration, giving, leadership, discernment, wisdom, and more. How to Identify Your Spiritual Gifts Pray for Clarity: Ask God to reveal the gifts He has placed within you. Self-Reflection: What comes naturally to you? What do others often seek your help with? Seek Confirmation: Ask trusted friends, mentors, or spiritual leaders what gifts they see in you. Take a Spiritual Gifts Assessment: https://giftstest.com/ Take a Personality Assessment: https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test Why Your Spiritual Gifts Matter in Business Align Your Business with Your Calling: When you operate within your gifts, your work becomes more fulfilling and impactful. Serve Authentically: Your gifts allow you to serve your audience in a way that feels natural and aligned with God’s purpose for you. Stand Out in Your Niche: Operating in your gifts sets you apart because you’re working in the area where you shine brightest. How to Develop Your Spiritual Gifts Practice Regularly: Use your gifts in both personal and professional settings to strengthen them. Study God’s Word: “Do not neglect your gift, which was given you” (1 Timothy 4:14). Scripture provides wisdom on using and growing your gifts. Find Mentors: Connect with others who have similar gifts and learn from their experiences. Serve Boldly: Don’t hide your gifts—use them to serve your community, clients, and business. Biblical Insight: Embracing Your Gifts 1 Peter 4:10: “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.”Your spiritual gifts are meant to bless others, and when you use them in your business, you’re reflecting God’s grace and love. Let's Take Action: Spend time in prayer, asking God to reveal or affirm your spiritual gifts. Take a spiritual gifts assessment and journal about your results. Choose one gift to intentionally develop this month through study, practice, or mentorship. Incorporate your gifts into your business—whether it’s through content creation, client interactions, website, course development, etc.

Struggling to figure out how much to charge for your online services? You’re not alone! In this episode, I’m breaking down the basics of pricing for beginners. We’ll talk about how to confidently set your rates, avoid common pricing mistakes, and align your business with both your financial goals and God-given purpose. Whether you’re just starting out or feeling unsure about raising your prices, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence you need to price your services with boldness and integrity. Key Takeaways: Mindset First: Shifting from Fear to Confidence Recognize Your Abilities: Your skills, knowledge, and experience have value—even if you’re just starting out. Biblical Truth: “A worker deserves their wages” (Luke 10:7). Charging for your services is not only okay; it’s biblical. Detach from Guilt: Pricing isn’t about your personal worth—it’s about the value of the transformation you provide. The Basics of Pricing Your Services Consider the Value You Provide: Focus on the results and transformation your service offers, not just the time spent. Start with a Simple Formula: Your Income Goal ÷ Available Work Hours = Your Base Hourly Rate Adjust based on the complexity and value of your service. Research the Market: Understand what others in your niche are charging, but don’t let comparison dictate your prices. Avoid These Common Pricing Mistakes Underpricing Out of Fear: Low prices can attract the wrong clients and devalue your work. Overcomplicating Your Pricing: Keep it simple—confused people don’t buy. Not Raising Prices Over Time: As you gain experience and deliver results, your prices should reflect that growth. Pricing Strategies That Work Tiered Pricing: Offer different service levels to meet clients at various price points. Package Your Services: Create bundles that focus on outcomes, making it easier to charge more. Value-Based Pricing: Price based on the transformation you provide, not just the hours you work. Faith-Based Approach to Money and Business Proverbs 3:9: “Honor the Lord with your wealth, with the firstfruits of all your crops.”Pricing your services well allows you to steward your business finances wisely and give generously. Pray Over Your Pricing: Invite God into your pricing decisions, asking for wisdom, discernment, and confidence. Let's Take Action: Write down your financial goals for your business. Calculate a base hourly rate using the simple formula shared above. Create a basic pricing structure for your services—don’t overthink it, just start! Pray over your pricing and ask God to give you peace and clarity. What's Next: 1. FREE Personality Test 2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan 3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community 4. HELP Starting An Online Business To Email Us: [email protected]

Tired of feeling like you have to constantly “sell” to get clients? In this episode, we’re diving into the power of personal branding—how to attract clients naturally by positioning yourself as an authority in your niche. You’ll learn how to build a brand that speaks for itself, connects with the right people, and grows your business without the stress of pushy sales tactics. If you're an introverted entrepreneur who wants to lead with authenticity and purpose, this episode is for you! Key Takeaways: What Is Personal Branding and Why It Matters More Than a Logo: Personal branding is how people perceive you based on your message, values, and the experience you create. Trust Builder: Clients are drawn to people they know, like, and trust. Your brand helps establish that connection. Consistency Over Perfection: A strong brand isn’t about being perfect—it’s about showing up consistently with authenticity. Positioning Yourself as an Authority in Your Niche Own Your Story: Your journey, experiences, and even your struggles make you relatable and credible. Share Valuable Insights: Consistently provide content that educates, inspires, or solves problems for your audience. Showcase Social Proof: Share testimonials, case studies, or even personal wins that highlight your expertise. How to Attract Clients Without “Selling” Lead with Value: Focus on serving, not selling. When you genuinely help people, they naturally want to work with you. Authentic Storytelling: Stories connect on an emotional level—share client transformations, lessons learned, and behind-the-scenes moments. Creating a Magnetic Brand Presence Consistent Messaging: Use language that reflects your brand’s mission and speaks directly to your ideal client’s needs. Visual Identity: While branding isn’t just visuals, cohesive colors, fonts, and imagery help reinforce your message. Authenticity Over Aesthetics: People connect with realness more than polished perfection. Be yourself—it’s your superpower.   Matthew 5:16: “Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”Your personal brand isn’t just about you—it’s about reflecting God’s light through your work. When you lead with purpose, passion, and integrity, you attract clients who resonate with your message. Let's Take Action: Identify 3 key values you want your brand to reflect. Write your personal brand story—what led you to start your business? Create one piece of content (a post, video, or blog) that shares a lesson learned in your journey. Review your social media profiles and update your bio to clearly state who you help and how. What's Next: 1. FREE Personality Test 2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan 3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community 4. HELP Starting An Online Business To Email Us: [email protected]

Are you starting your business from scratch and wondering how to attract clients using social media? In this episode, I’ll walk you through how to create your first posts in a way that builds trust, positions you as an expert, and gets people interested in your offer—even if you have zero followers right now. If you’ve been hesitating to post because you’re afraid no one will care, this episode will give you the confidence and strategy to start strong and attract your first clients! Key Takeaways: Mindset Shift: Your First Posts Matter Speak to One Person: Instead of trying to impress the masses, focus on connecting with your ideal client. Quality Over Perfection: Don’t overthink your first posts—clarity and authenticity matter more than perfection. Types of Posts to Create First Introduction Post: Share who you are, what you do, and how you help people. Storytelling Post: Share your personal journey or what inspired you to start your business. Problem-Solving Post: Address a common challenge your ideal client faces and offer a quick win or insight. Testimonial Post (If Available): If you’ve helped someone before, share their transformation or feedback. Call-to-Action Post: Directly invite people to work with you, book a call, or DM you for more info. Optimize Your Social Media Profile for Clients Clear Bio: State who you help and how you help them in simple, compelling words. Link to Work With You: Have a clear way for potential clients to book a call or purchase your offer. Professional & Approachable Profile Picture: Use a high-quality image that reflects your brand. How to Get Engagement from the Start Engage Before or After You Post: Comment on other people’s content in your niche to get noticed. Use Relatable Hooks: Start your posts with compelling first lines that make people stop scrolling. Ask Questions: Encourage conversation by ending posts with a simple question or CTA. Trust God with the Results Be Consistent: Success doesn’t come from one viral post but from showing up consistently. Detach from Vanity Metrics: Focus on impact over likes—if one person is helped, you’re making a difference. Biblical Insight:Zechariah 4:10 says, “Do not despise these small beginnings, for the Lord rejoices to see the work begin.” Even if your audience is small right now, trust that God is working behind the scenes. Every post is a seed planted for future growth. Let's Take Action: Write and post an introduction about yourself and your business. Comment on 5-10 posts from people in your industry or potential clients. Create a simple CTA in your bio, such as “DM me for help with [your expertise].” What's Next: 1. FREE Personality Test 2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan 3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community 4. HELP Starting An Online Business To Email Us: [email protected]