
29 | For the King of Kings: Your Business is Your Mission Field
Elevate Your Brand | Luxury Branding, Business Coach, Business Plan, Personal Brand, Brand StrategyShow Notes
What if the business God entrusted to you was never only meant to make your life better? Your business does not have to be a nonprofit to be a ministry. You can build a profitable business, charge premium prices, grow a team, and create real wealth — while faithfully honoring Jesus every step of the way. Meghan breaks down why we've overcomplicated this and what Colossians 3:23 actually calls us to. I want to give you a practical courage challenge with three specific things you can do THIS week to start showing up more boldly for the King of kings. This episode is THICK with information... so get ready to go through this one slowly and with a notebook. Let's get to work, Meghan NEXT STEPS:1) Leave a review and share this episode with a business bestie who needs it! 2) Grab my "Brave Like Esther" 5-day devotional workbook, by subscribing as an insider for podcast bonuses, Mastermind updates, and Conference Dates: Become an Insider 3) Join an upcoming Mastermind cohort Contact - > [email protected] Podcast -> Listen here on Apple Podcasts
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