Speaking in public brings the heebie-jeebies to lots of women. Nearly 75% of all people suffer from speech anxiety (glossophobia). It is nerve-wracking, sweat-breaking, butterflies-in-the-stomach kind of panic. And it does not necessarily have to be before an audience of a hundred people. It could be that you are pitching an idea to three or four of your colleagues at a team meeting at work.

Public speaking terrifies us all because we worry about what people will think of us, which makes our brains freeze in panic. In turn, panic shuts down the rational part of our brain (the frontal lobe) responsible for our organizing, planning, thinking, and word production. Then chaos ensues.

But you can conquer glossophobia. Public speaking really does not have to be scary. It could be a lot of fun taking part in a wonderful experience, meeting new people, and learning new things. To make sure you and your listeners enjoy your next public speaking event, try these simple tips.

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Marketing and sales go hand in hand with your goods and services. Long before you sell anything, you need to understand who you are selling to and why. One of the critical skills every marketer must have is defining their target audience.

Your target audience is also known as your ideal customer. That one perfect person that, all things equal, is the absolute epitome of why you make what you make or do what you do. Your target audience drives everything from what you make, how you make it, how you market it, and how you deliver it.

Your target audience helps you:

• Define your purpose
• Define your goods and services
• Determine what you develop
• Maximize your marketing
• Focus your sales efforts

Identifying the target audience is the first step in creating your business because it helps you determine the many choices you must make.

How do you define your target audience?

Ask yourself these questions:

Question: Who do I want to serve?

Question: What is their typic...

Marketing is a vital component of running any lucrative business. Most entrepreneurs are very good at what they do best. It could be speaking, coaching, writing content, or other highly valuable activity, but marketing is vital to getting out about their goods and services. This means business owners must understand marketing and successfully market themselves so they are noticed.  

The Many Hats of a Skillful Marketer

Skillful marketers must wear many hats. Marketing includes multiple aspects of their business. Nearly everything an entrepreneur does consists of some form of marketing. Let’s take a look.

Hat #1: Skillful marketers know how to convey their value. Having a great product or service won’t guarantee any sales if no one knows they exist. Great marketers can communicate the benefits of their goods and services concisely and with credibility. Through the power of persuasion, great marketers can express why their goods and services surpass the competition and meet the ...

Everything we do online has the potential to remain online…indefinitely. This can affect your personal and business finances, and other areas of your life. 

What Is a Digital Footprint…and How Big is Yours?

Our digital footprint, also known as a digital shadow, is the cumulative traceable digital activity we create over time. Our digital footprint includes active and passive activity. Here's how-

We contribute to our digital footprint actively- Each time we go online and engage in digital activity, we add to our digital footprint. Examples of active contributions include:

• Sending emails
• Using social media
• Posting pictures
• Posting videos
• Having a blog
• Commenting on websites
• Completing online forms

These types of activities are something you can control. You can increase or decrease your footprint depending on how active you are online.

We contribute to our digital footprint passively- Many times, our online activity adds to our digital footprint without in...

Happy New Year!

Ready to get this year started? 

Ready to jump confidently into conversations and network like a pro this year?

When meeting new prospects/clients/etc. for the first time, you are sure to get bogged down with small talk. If you take charge of the dialogue and turn it into something interesting, you become the rescuer of the situation. You leave a great first professional impression.

Quick tips for surviving small talk:

Do Your Research

Do you know who you will be meeting? If so, find out a few details about them in advance. Use the points to ask questions constructed to get people talking. For instance, “I hear you enjoy golfing. Where is your favorite course?”

Give a Memorable Introductions

When you introduce people, say the names slowly so everyone can hear. Also, be sure to tell some interesting facts about the person you are introducing, so they have something to talk about instantly.

Remember People’s Names

In social situations, most people do not ev...

A Christmas Reflection
In a manger low, the Savior lay,
God’s perfect gift on Christmas Day.
Not wrapped in gold or earthly pride,
But clothed in grace the world could not hide.

He came to bring the lost ones home,
To break our chains, to make us known.
So as we end this fleeting year,
Let hope arise, cast off all fear.

With hearts renewed and lifted eyes,
We seek His will, we chase the skies.
Let faith be firm, our steps be sure,
For in His love, we are secure.

As the final quarter of the year unfolds, it presents not merely a moment to conclude past endeavors, but rather a vibrant opportunity to reset, refocus, and recommit to our goals and dreams. This time of year invites us to grow, to learn from our experiences, and to evolve into versions of ourselves that are even more resilient and capable than before. 

It can be all too easy to fall into a rhythm of slowing down, coasting through the days, or feeling as though the sands of time have run out. However, remember that the journey...

Faithful stewardship encompasses the thoughtful management of all that God has graciously placed in our care—not merely our finances, but also our influence, precious time, and the myriad of opportunities that come our way. For many, particularly women who juggle the demands of family, work, and ministry, financial matters often become a source of anxiety and concern.

Yet, when we commit to managing our resources in alignment with God's wisdom, we unlock a profound sense of peace and liberation. We experience the joy of generosity, knowing that we are walking in harmony with His divine plan for our lives, embracing each gift as a chance to create positive impact and serve others.

"Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful." — This verse from 1 Corinthians 4:2 (KJV) emphasizes the importance of faithfulness in stewardship. It reminds us that we are entrusted with resources by God, and we are called to manage them with integrity and diligence.

Key ...

Career Confidence & God-Ordained Influence

Whether you work in ministry, the marketplace, education, healthcare, media, or at home — your career is not a coincidence. It is a mission field. God has placed you where you are for such a time as this.

"And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men;" — Colossians 3:23

When you show up at your job, your business, or your home office, do so with Kingdom confidence. The enemy often attacks women with lies like:

• “You’re not qualified.”
• “You’re just faking it.”
• “You should have it all figured out by now.”

These are the voices of imposter syndrome. The truth? You are called, equipped, and positioned by God Himself.

Building Career Confidence:

Discover your strengths. Utilize tools such as the DISC personality assessment and the Equipping Profile, which are designed to help you gain deeper insights into how God has uniquely equipped you for leadership. These assessments can reveal your natural ten...

God is raising up women in business who are not just profit-focused, but purpose-driven. As a Christian woman entrepreneur, coach, speaker, author, or leader, your work is not just a profession, it is a sacred calling. Whether you are managing a growing brand, launching a side business, mentoring others, or exploring new ventures, remember — your business is part of your divine assignment, a manifestation of God's purpose in your life.

"Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might..." — Ecclesiastes 9:10 (KJV)

This verse calls us to excellence, not perfection. Excellence is doing the best you can with what you have, while perfection is an unattainable standard. It invites us to bring our whole heart, energy, and focus to the work God has entrusted to us. Business success from a biblical perspective is not measured by worldly standards — it is measured by obedience, faithfulness, and fruitfulness.

Building a Kingdom-Focused Business:

1. **Begin Each Day...

By Coach Sandra | Life Coach for Ladies | Truth Mindset™ Strategist

God did not call you to play small.

He did not plant dreams in your heart just to let them die beneath fear, doubt, or a lack of direction. If you are a Christian woman with an idea, a message, or a business on your heart—you are not just chasing a goal. You are responding to a Kingdom assignment.

“Commit thy works unto the LORD, and thy thoughts shall be established.” – Proverbs 16:3 (KJV)

Christian entrepreneurship is more than building income—it is building impact. It is about walking out your calling with courage, stewarding God-given talents, and influencing the marketplace with integrity and purpose.

💡 What Is Christian Entrepreneurship?

Christian entrepreneurship is the act of creating, building, or growing a business that honors God and serves others. It is different from the world’s version of hustle and grind—it is grounded in faith, values, and eternal impact.

You are not building alone. You...