I didn’t start playing the comparison game regularly until after college. I remember eagerly moving to North Carolina with all these dreams and expectations. Expectations of finding a successful new job, financial stability, and maybe even a shiny, new engagement ring.

There are typically two types of entrepreneurs: one who plans and the other one who flies by the seat of her pants. I’m sure you know who these women are. The planner has everything mapped out from the beginning to the end of the year. She geeks out over systems and processes

I always thought “investing” was a scary word. Every time I would hear the word, I immediately thought of Wall Street, Shark Tank, and things of that nature. In my world, investment was always synonymous with the negative connotation of risk.

Nowadays, everyone wants to start a blog, ministry, or business. And although these people are very passionate and even skilled to do so, only about 2% will probably follow through.

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When you’re first starting out in business, it’s easy to fall into the trap of being busy but not purposeful when it comes to growing a business. Most people spend months even years tweaking their brand or website or focusing all their efforts on blogging or growing their social media accounts before they realize what’s most important when growing a business.

As entrepreneurs, we are inundated with so much information telling us how to run and grow bigger, better businesses. Every day there is more content being released, blog posts being published, and products being launched that vie for our attention.

As purpose-driven women, we have a lot on our plates. We work, we volunteer, we’re involved in our church communities, we’re social, and we’re actively pursuing the vision that God has placed on our heart. There are things to do, meetings to attend, and places to be

I remember when I was in high school and I was so eager to graduate. If you asked me then, graduation couldn’t come soon enough. I had already planned out what my life would be like as a college freshman.  I would have my dorm meticulously decorated like the rooms saved on my Pinterest board.