The Real Currency of Entrepreneurship


Hey Reader,

We’re already 5 months into the year… how are you really doing?

I know I haven’t been in your inbox much lately. I’ve been deep in the weeds of building out this nonprofit agency, and if I’m honest, this season has stretched me. There have been multiple times where I came close to securing a government contract, only for it to fall through. And each time, I found myself going back to God asking Him to open the door, send the opportunity, or make a way.

But recently, I felt the Lord gently shifting my heart and showing me that my prayers around this need to change.

And maybe you’ve been feeling that way too.

Today’s devotional is really the heart behind that shift, and I pray it encourages you wherever you are in your journey with God right now.

Seek His Face, Not His Hand

“When you seek me with all your heart, you will find me.” — Jeremiah 29:13

So often in our walk with God, especially as entrepreneurs, we can become more focused on God’s hand than His face.

We want His hand to provide the money, send the clients, open the doors, bring the marriage, heal the situation, or answer the prayer. And while there is nothing wrong with bringing our desires before God, sometimes we can become so consumed with what we want Him to do that we stop seeking who He is.

God never called us to build our lives around outcomes. He called us to build our lives around Him.

There is a difference between seeking God for what He can give and seeking God because He is worthy to be known. One pursuit leaves us anxious and disappointed whenever things do not happen the way we hoped. The other keeps our hearts anchored, surrendered, and aligned with His will even in uncertainty.

Sometimes God will allow delays, stretching, and unanswered questions because He is trying to draw us closer to His heart, not just His blessings. He wants intimacy with us. He wants trust. He wants us to desire His presence more than the promise.

And truthfully, when your heart begins to seek God’s face above everything else, it changes the way you walk through hard seasons. You stop viewing God as a transaction and begin experiencing Him as Father.

I pray this encourages you to pause today and ask yourself whether you’ve been more focused on what you want from God or simply being close to Him. Because at the end of the day, His presence will always sustain you more than any answered prayer ever could.

Reflection:
Have my prayers lately been more focused on what I want from God, or on simply knowing Him more deeply?


P.S. If you’ve been measuring your business or life success by how much is in your bank account, I want to encourage you to listen to this week’s episode of the Call Her Profitable Podcast The Real Currency of Entrepreneurship. We talk about the real currency of entrepreneurship from a Kingdom perspective, why it matters, and how to strengthen it in your journey with God.

Listen To The Latest Episode of Call Her Profitable Podcast

The Real Currency of Entrepreneurship

I’m sharing what the real currency of entrepreneurship is from a Kingdom perspective and how to strengthen your trust in God while building the business He called you to.


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Odaisha

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