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You're assigned to millions and you’re going to get there without hustling or compromising your faith… …but before God will elevate your business, He will first heal your HEART. The Assigned Experience is where you become the woman who impacts, earns, and stewards millions in partnership with God by leveraging 5 biblical keys… 1. Relationship Key Deepen your connection with God, ensuring your business is Spirit-led and God-glorifying. 2. Citizenship Key Embrace your Kingdom identity, stepping into the authority and inheritance as a daughter of the King. 3. Partnership Key Discover the power of divine connections and strategic collaborations aligned with God’s purpose. 4. Leadership Key Lead with integrity and strength, building a team that shares your Kingdom vision. 5. Stewardship Key Manage your resources wisely, honoring God and multiplying your impact. Here’s how it’s to happen… ⚔️ November 7th: Your Breakthrough In the Breakthrough phase of The Assigned Experience, you will participate in our prophetic worship night and intercessory prayer, releasing strongholds and severing any spiritual yokes that have stunted your progress. 🫱🏾🫲🏽November 8th: Your Birthright In the Birthright phase, you’ll train to see yourself and your business as God does, using Scripture and practical exercises created from biblical principles to reframe your mindset and cultivate new, Kingdom habits. You will also receive hands-on training on the servant leadership and networking techniques that accelerate your progress to millions through strategic partnerships and team-building. 💰 November 9th: Your Branches In the Branches phase, you will receive hands-on training on how to manage your money to make room for millions and how to build genuine relationships with other Kingdom-minded women in business. 👩🏾🎓 Upon successful completion of The Assigned Experience, you will graduate with the other trainees and receive a Certificate of Completion. Your legacy, your bank account, your community, and your family deserve the transformation you're about to choose. Your next is NOW. Meet me in the comments ⬇️

Hi Kingdom fam! 👋 Here are 5 simple yet powerful ways to integrate faith into your business 👇 1️⃣ Strong Moral Leadership: Ground your leadership approach in the teachings of the Word. This means leading with humility, integrity, and a servant's heart (Phil. 2:3-4). Show respect to all employees, encourage open communication, and make decisions that reflect moral courage and honesty.   2️⃣ Values-Driven Mission: Ensure your company's mission aligns with biblical values such as compassion, stewardship, and justice (Micah 6:8). This can influence all areas of your business, from the products or services you offer to the way you treat your employees and interact with the community. 3️⃣ Community Engagement & Service Embrace the biblical call to serve and love your neighbor by actively engaging in community service and philanthropy (Gal. 5:13-14). For example, supporting local charities, volunteering, or employing team bonding retreats. As Christian business owners we should become a force for good in the community. 4️⃣ Faith-Based Resources: This could include counseling, prayer meetings, or bible study groups. By offering them as optional resources rather than mandatory activities, you can respect the diverse beliefs of all your employees. 5️⃣ Ethical Business Practices: This includes fair labor practices, ethical sourcing, and transparent financial dealings (Lev. 19:35-36). The implementation of business practices that reflect biblical principles of fairness, honesty, and stewardship can help build a reputation for integrity and reliability. Remember, the goal is not to proselytize but to reflect the love and mercy of Jesus Christ through day-to-day interactions, making an eternal impact on those you serve and employ! What other tips would you add for integrating your faith into your business and brand? 💡 #business #faith #entrepreneruship #grindingingrace

Every day, choices beckon that could alter our course fundamentally. Amidst this relentless barrage, discerning God’s voice from mere distraction isn't just challenging—it's essential to our very calling. 🤔 Ever wondered if there's a way to truly know when God is directing you, especially when every choice feels critical? 📖 I’ve crafted a quick guide that lays out actionable steps to discern the Lord's guidance, ensuring you're 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙟𝙪𝙨𝙩 𝙢𝙖𝙠𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙙𝙚𝙘𝙞𝙨𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨, 𝙗𝙪𝙩 𝙢𝙖𝙠𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙧𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩 𝙙𝙚𝙘𝙞𝙨𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨. This isn’t just about business—it's about aligning your spiritual compass in a world that never stops buzzing. 💯 🕊️ Let’s navigate these decisions with confidence and peace, grounded in wisdom that has stood the test of time. #ChristianEntrepreneurship #Discernment #BiblicalWisdom #Favorandwealth

Today's words of wisdom, & wisdom 👌 This quote beautifully captures the essence of human complexity and the potential for growth and redemption in all of us. It reminds us not to rush to judgment because people are multifaceted—shaped by their pasts, choices, and the possibility of change. The idea that "every saint has a past" encourages humility. Even those we admire for their virtue likely faced struggles and made mistakes along the way. Conversely, "every sinner has a future" highlights the transformative power of hope, forgiveness, and second chances. At its core, the quote asks us to look deeper, seek the good in others, and remain open to their potential to evolve. It's a call for compassion, understanding, and faith in humanity’s ability to grow beyond its flaws. #ClientConnections #CustomerPotential #BuildTrust #RetailWisdom #EveryCustomerMatters #FutureFocusedSales

Sharing a little pondering on the quote mentioned below: It is so true that we lose our real selves between the old me and the new me. The old me is left far behind with the new me overpowering it. The new me, I believe is the result of many factors that have influenced changes whether we wanted it or not. In the process, we lose old as well as new me. I think I need to contemplate what I was and what I am now and what I lost in between. We should embark on a journey of self-discovery to reconnect with the essence of who I am and what truly matters to me. It's time to rediscover the authentic me, hidden beneath the layers of conformity and doubt. #quote #motivational #inspirational #thought #post #author Follow👉Prashant Srivastava and LinkedIn Top Voice community for mutual learning, growth and development.

Running a Christian Business in a World of Compromise The world around us operates by broken values—pride, selfishness, greed, and vanity fill people’s hearts, leaving little room for godly principles. To many, Christian values seem outdated or irrelevant. They reject ideas like integrity, humility, and stewardship, choosing instead to follow the belief that as long as something brings personal happiness, it’s acceptable. We see a dangerous shift happening—truth is being redefined to suit personal desires. Honesty and accountability are being cast aside. Integrity in business is undervalued in favor of quick profits and shortcuts. Society promotes actions and lifestyles that contradict biblical principles, and anyone who challenges these norms is met with hostility. Many people worship wealth and fame, chase material possessions, and consume content that dishonors God. They seek acceptance, power, and influence instead of truth and righteousness. They use deceit and manipulation to gain an edge in business, thinking it will bring lasting joy or success. This culture celebrates practices that God calls sinful, and it’s becoming harder to stand apart from the crowd. But as Christian business leaders, we cannot afford to blend in. Staying silent out of fear will only keep us from living out our mission. If we’re afraid to apply biblical principles to our work, we send the wrong message—not only to our customers but also to our employees, partners, and the communities we serve. Read The Full Article https://lnkd.in/gA9kDaZa #FaithDrivenBusiness #KingdomLeadership #IntegrityInBusiness #BiblicalPrinciples #HonorGodInWork #LightInTheMarketplace #PurposeOverProfit #ServantLeadership #ChristCenteredBusiness #TransformTheCulture

👉🏾 Belief is a powerful tool... As it’s been heavily drilled into me, "to believe is to accept something as real and true." 💭 In reflecting on this, functional belief is something I’ve had to grow and develop over time. I certainly recall how it felt when others spoke negatively about matters of great importance to me. 😟 Depending on who those words came from, the commentary literally shook me to the core. 🥺 It sometimes even made me afraid to believe that the outcome I initially pursued was still possible. 💡 Here’s what I know now that I was then in the process of grasping… Acceptance of ANYTHING as real and true binds you to WHATEVER experience that belief affirms. 😳 It took me years to understand that! Belief also directs the course of action you take concerning what gets accepted as real and true. 🧐 It’s why belief must never be motivated by fear but rather power, love and a sound mindset. 😉👍🏾 Be therefore encouraged to ONLY BELIEVE and watch how faith at work transacts otherwise unbelievable business. Choose to daily operate in supreme oneness, fearlessly believing that what you desire will come to fruition. ❤️💪🏾👑 “Do not be afraid; only believe.” – Mark 5:36 New King James Version #sundayinspiration #donotbeafraid #onlybelieve #fearless #beliefsystem #EltonInTheAM

Thought of the Day: Most People read the Bible incorrectly. They read it as purely providing a system of belief: A roadmap of how to get to Heaven. This is how it is taught in Sunday School and from the Pulpit. But only reading the Bible for this purpose does a disservice to some of the other real values of the Book. Contained within are Leadership Principles, Life Lessons, a very Humanistic Philosophy and more--all often lost because so many choose to read the text at only one level and dismiss anything else. This is True of most religious texts and their followers. Take Acts 10:34 "God is no respecter of Persons." It's an idea that pops up more than once in the book, with different people mentioning it. God doesn't respect someone based on their job, their material goods, even their acts. We are all the same in the view of God. We are all--for lack of a better word--Sinners. You can read that at purely a Belief, Sunday School, Pulpit level: This is how God sees Human Beings--No partiality, no favoritism, no discrimination. We are all the same. But what happens when you apply that idea to your Daily Life? And I mean actively apply it, actively live it. What happens when you truly understand that the person who cleans the toilet is no better or worse than the CEO of a $Billion Company. What happens when you KNOW that the homeless man or prisoner is not a worse human being than the Millionaire or Philanthropist? Or in our business what happens when you realize the Criminal is no worse or better than the Law Enforcement Officer or Security Professional That absolutely changes the way you interact with people, As a Leader and as a Servant. It brings a sense of Humilty, of humbleness and Objectivity. And it allows you to see and treat yourself and others in a Truthful way where everyone is equal regardless of their lot in life. That is a very powerful idea and way to live. ##lifelessons #lifecoach #leadership

In business, setbacks and betrayals are inevitable. Trusted partners may walk away, clients might fall silent, or opportunities could collapse. These moments can leave us feeling abandoned, much like when friendships dissolve in times of personal hardship. But as Christian business leaders, how we respond to these challenges reflects not just our business acumen but also our faith. The Bible teaches that forgiveness is the only appropriate response, even in difficult situations. As recipients of God’s boundless grace, we are called to extend that same grace to others. Forgiving doesn't mean continuing in unhealthy business relationships or ignoring poor practices—it means releasing bitterness and trusting God to handle justice. The apostle Paul, during his Roman imprisonment, wrote, “May it not be counted against them” (2 Tim. 4:16). He could have harbored resentment toward those who deserted him, but instead, Paul chose to forgive. His example mirrors Christ on the cross, who prayed, “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing” (Luke 23:34). In Christian business, forgiveness is not just a moral obligation—it’s a strategy aligned with God’s principles. Holding onto resentment can hinder growth, creativity, and peace, but when we let go, we make room for God’s blessings. As Ephesians 4:32 reminds us: “Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving each other, just as God in Christ also has forgiven you.” Forgiveness brings clarity, allowing us to lead with integrity, wisdom, and grace. It strengthens our witness in the marketplace, showing clients, employees, and partners the power of Christ’s love in action. As Christian entrepreneurs, we extend forgiveness because we know that God is our ultimate provider, and every closed door can become a new beginning in His perfect timing. #FaithDrivenBusiness #ChristCenteredLeadership #GraceInTheMarketplace #ForgivenessInBusiness #KingdomEntrepreneurship #LeadWithLove #IntegrityAndGrace #GodIsOurProvider #WalkInForgiveness #BusinessWithPurpose

Embracing change and stepping out of my comfort zone has been a remarkable journey over the past fours years. I HAVE CHANGED! This path of entrepreneurship has been more about my transformation and knowing my place as a child of God more than anything else. Despite worldly success - a flourishing career, financial stability, and a comfortable life - I felt a deeper calling from God, drawing me towards a deeper connection with Him. In this beautiful space, I’ve discovered my true identity, experienced profound healing from my past, and found genuine freedom in His presence. No longer defined by my profession, free from the weight of performance, I’ve learned to love and accept myself unconditionally. These past four years have been a journey of transformation , and I celebrate every moment. Today in my business, I am privileged to guide others with vision and purpose, doing things Gods way. I get to mentor with love and empowerment, and I’m so grateful for the calling that led me to believe in greater things. Dear friend, remember, there is always a blessing waiting on the other side of faith. Trust in the Lord’s promises, for they shall be fulfilled. “Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfill his promises to her” - Luke 1:45 #EmbracingChange #SteppingOutOfComfortZone #TransformationJourney #EntrepreneurshipPath #ChildOfGod #TrueIdentity #HealingJourney #FreedomInHisPresence #SelfAcceptance #VisionAndPurpose #GodsWay #Mentorship #BelieveInGreaterThings #FaithJourney #BlessingsAwait #TrustInTheLord #Luke145 #WomenInBusiness #LiveInFreedom #BusinessAndLifeBalance #Empowerment #businesscoach #womeninbusiness