I’m so excited to dive into today’s topic because it’s one of my absolute favorite times of the year. Thanksgiving and Black Friday is a week of fun, family, shopping, gratitude and honestly…it’s a week of planning ahead with God. Every Thanksgiving weekend I do major Christmas shopping, and not just for gifts – for my faith-based business too. Because this is truly the best time to invest in your future and get stuff done. When I look at my own journey as an online Christian Business Coach, so many of the biggest breakthroughs I’ve had came from taking action during this quiet, intentional season.

The holidays are sneaking in fast – can you believe Christmas is almost here? Every year it feels like I blink and suddenly we’re in full-on peppermint mocha and Christmas playlist mode. And if you’re anything like me, you’re probably realizing that you still have time to get something incredible out into the world before the end of the year. So in today’s episode, I want to walk you through the five steps to plan the perfect holiday marketing and sales promotion as a Holy Spirit-led entrepreneur. Whether you’re planning a Black Friday deal, a Christmas bundle, or a simple year-end flash sale, this episode will give you the exact framework I personally use (and what I teach inside The Selah Collective) to map out promos that actually convert – all without the overwhelm.

This season feels peaceful and stable. We’re thriving as a family and it’s all because I chose to partner with the Lord and design a life that aligns with His purpose for me. None of this happened by accident. I intentionally built an online business that supports our family’s calling while allowing me to create space for the things that matter most – slow mornings, time together and the freedom to go where God leads.

Let’s talk about something the Lord’s been pressing so strongly on my heart lately – strategic partnership. If you’re a Holy Spirit-led woman building a faith-based online business, the next 12-months will require a totally new level of alignment. What used to work in the coaching industry isn’t going to cut it anymore. We’re entering a season where Kingdom collaboration, not competition – will define who thrives in 2026.