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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.

Hey hey ladies! In this week’s episode of the Set Apart Online Business Podcast, I dove deep into organic marketing strategies that actually work – especially for those of us building faith-based online coaching businesses that glorify God and serve our families. If you’re a Christian Coach, Course Creator, or Ministry Leader who wants to build a business without selling your soul to the social media grind, this one’s for you! You know I’m all about freedom. Freedom in our schedules. Freedom in our finances. Freedom to follow Jesus radically and raise our families while building legacy. But here’s the truth…even though I love using paid ads to drive traffic, organic marketing is still a major part of our business – because it works. Not only does it build trust, but it creates a binge-worthy ecosystem that nurtures your people and lays a strong foundation for when paid traffic rolls in. So if I were building my online coaching business completely organically, these are the six things I would double down on right now:

Hey hey, friends. Ashley June here. Today I’m diving into a touchy topic, but one that I believe so many online Christian coaches and business owners truly need to hear right now.
If you’re building or scaling a faith-based online business, you know the online coaching industry can feel like a minefield. From influencers who promise overnight success to programs that don’t deliver, it’s easy to feel burned out, confused, and – if we’re honest…frustrated. But I want to gently call out something I see happening way too often in the world of online coaching.
And that’s this: blaming other people for why your business isn’t successful.
Listen, I get it. I’ve been there. I’ve made big investments. I’ve taken chances on people or programs that didn’t deliver what I hoped for. But I also know that at the end of the day, my success as an online Christian business coach doesn’t hinge on someone else. It hinges on how I respond.
And I’m going to walk you through why blaming others is one of the top reasons Christian entrepreneurs fail in the online space – and what to do instead.