Okay ladies…let’s be real. If you’re anything like me, sometimes you just get plain tired of your own excuses. You know you’re called to more, but you keep spinning your wheels, telling yourself the same stories about why you can’t or shouldn’t take that next step. I’ve been there, and I know you probably have too.
That’s why in today’s episode of the Set-Apart Online Business Podcast, I’m breaking down what’s actually behind our excuses, how to take authority over them, and how to move forward in a way that helps you grow a sustainable online Christian coaching business.
Because here’s the truth: excuses will always feel easier. But if you want to build a business that reflects Christ and actually lasts, you’ve got to deal with them once and for all.

Hey girl, hey! I am so excited to talk about this topic today – because if I’m being honest, I have traditionally had a hard time establishing good boundaries in a lot of areas of my life. As a Christian Online Business Coach, I see this all the time in our industry too. We love to serve. We love to give. We want to walk in love like the Bible calls us to. But here’s the truth: without healthy business and personal boundaries, you will burn out before you finish the race God has called you to run. When I say boundaries, I’m talking about the kind that protects your peace, your time, and your energy – both in your personal life and as a Christian CEO. Over the years, I’ve learned (the hard way) that boundaries are not selfish. They’re a form of stewardship. They’re how you honor what God has given you – your family, your business, your calling – without running yourself into the ground. So today, I’m sharing five boundaries that have helped me run a sustainable Christian coaching business while keeping my peace. These are the exact things I’ve put in place so I can finish well, not just start strong.

Hey girl, hey! If you know me, you know I LOVE SYSTEMS – like seriously, I love them. And I know that might sound funny coming from someone who’s both highly creative and highly analytical. But when you’re a Christian Business Coach, juggling motherhood, content creation, launches, and everything in between, you either build systems or burn out trying to do it all.Even though I lean creative, I’ve realized that the only way to have freedom in my business is by getting things on repeat. Not because I want to live in a rigid routine, but because I want to focus my energy where it actually matters – on the mission, the message, and the people God has called me to serve. Whether you’re just starting your online coaching business or you’re trying to scale past six figures, these four systems are essential for running a sustainable, Holy Spirit-led business.

Hey, hey sweet friends! This topic has been super heavy on my heart lately. I was listening to a podcast episode recently that sparked some big thoughts – and I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it since. It really got me reflecting on this question of whether or not some women are truly cut out for entrepreneurship. I’ve been an entrepreneur since 2013, and over the years, I’ve seen it all. I’ve watched women say they’re going to make it and never even start. I’ve seen others go all in and build beautiful businesses that reflect their faith and purpose. And then I’ve seen women get discouraged, burn out, and realize maybe this isn’t the path they were called to.