I’m a Christian entrepreneur, just like you.

I wasn’t feeling any meaning and purpose in my business.

In fact, my business served nightclubs and strip clubs, while at the same time I was going to church and drawing closer to God.

I felt like I had a double-life - my church life, and my business life.

And the closer I got to God, the more frustrated I got with my business because I was realizing that it wasn’t the business I was really supposed to be in.

But what business, God?

And let’s say I do have this God First business….how do I do business “by the book?”

I went to an Ivy League school, why am I feeling like I know nothing about my calling or even operating a business correctly?

I spent years running a business I wasn’t supposed to be running.

At some point, I knew what I needed to do, but I still ran away from that calling.

I was burnt out, frustrated, and tired of doing business alone.

I needed a change. I needed a partner. I needed God to take control of my entrepreneurial career.

Even though my business was building logos and websites, I found myself wanting to go deeper into the entrepreneur’s heart and find out if they were really meant to start that business I was branding.

I devoted myself to learning more about calling and identity in the Bible. And as I read, I started to see the bible had so much to say not only about our calling and purpose, but also in all areas of business.

And that’s when I had my Godpreneur moment. That’s when I told myself that I was going to read the bible cover to cover and blog about everything I was able to see that would benefit entrepreneurs.

I started sharing a blog a month, then a blog a week, then it turned into a daily devotion of mine. I couldn’t wait to wake up, make my coffee, sit down, read the Bible, and write my blogs.

At first, it was to an audience of….one.

Then a few people started reading the blogs. Then I decided to email the blogs out. Then I decided to start an Instagram channel to promote “godpreneur rules” that I found - little golden nuggets of wisdom for all entrepreneurs.

That’s when Godpreneur blew up and I started to see that the people were hungry for more of God in their businesses.

My struggle to find my own identity and the identity of my clients was the best thing to happen to me because it led me to seek God’s daily for business knowledge - which I still do and plan to do forever.