Building a business is more than strategy — it’s a journey of faith, trust, and stewardship with God.
If you're a Christian woman called to build in the marketplace, this space will encourage you to walk with God through every season of the journey.Here, I share honest lessons from entrepreneurship, leadership development, and practical wisdom to help you steward your gifts and build a profitable business that honors God.
Sales Still Feels Icky Sometimes (Let’s Talk About It)
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Hey sis, Am I the only one who still feels a little icky when it comes to sales? 🙋🏽♀️ You can be passionate about your product or service, but the moment it’s time to ask for the sale… suddenly you’re stumbling over your words or second-guessing yourself. Even as a full-time entrepreneur going on 5 years now, I still get tripped up here sometimes. It’s a strange place to be in—wanting to make money, knowing God called you to this work, but still hesitating when it’s time to actually sell. That’s why this week’s podcast episode is so special. I sat down with my colleague Dawn Grooters, who has closed over $1M in sales—over the phone! 🤯 She shares:
Sis, you don’t have to dread sales. You can learn to do it in a way that honors God, serves people well, and grows your business. 🎧 Listen to the full episode below. P.S. Want personal help with your sales approach? Dawn is offering a free connect call where she’ll help you start clarifying your next sales steps. You can grab a spot here 👉 Book Here With Love & Support, Odaisha |
Building a business is more than strategy — it’s a journey of faith, trust, and stewardship with God.
If you're a Christian woman called to build in the marketplace, this space will encourage you to walk with God through every season of the journey.Here, I share honest lessons from entrepreneurship, leadership development, and practical wisdom to help you steward your gifts and build a profitable business that honors God.
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