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Sales don’t have to be complicated. I think as business owners we feel guilty about selling sometimes because we are afraid that we will come across as the sleazy car salesman and people will feel pressured to purchase what we have. What starts out as a real concern for the people we are working with turns into an insecurity on our end – which then hurts our bottom line and doesn’t allow us to help others as we have been called to help. So in today’s episode of the She’s Wild & Radiant Christian Business Podcast, we are breaking mold when it comes to overcoming some of these mental selling blocks around sales.

I get this soooo much, you want your online business to just grow, grow, grow and you feel discouraged if things are moving slowly.  A lot of gurus will tell you that growth is overnight, but the reality is, it takes time to build a business. I also want to address the concept of passive income -> I think it is a bit of a myth. There are things you can automate, but your business is a living organism. You have clients to take care of, and you’ll have to adjust, adapt, and change things at times. With all that, I understand why you might be frustrated, confused…not knowing if it will work out. So on this episode of the She’s Wild & Radiant Christian Business Podcast, I want to talk about coping, about walking through different seasons in your business, and I hope to encourage you to enjoy the journey and enjoy the season you’re in.

Welcome to Selah Moment Saturday. My heart for these Saturday podcasts is to give you encouragement, give you something to pray about, reflect on, and dig deeper into scripture going into the weekend and next week.

So on this episode, we are going to have a Selah moment today and I’m excited to share what God has been putting on my heart. I hope to give you some encouragement about the season of life we are in; I believe it’s time to drop the weight of what has been holding us down.

Today, on the She’s Wild & Radiant Christian Business Podcast, I wanted to give you some quick tips and thoughts I have about niching down your target audience, which is a common question I get. I think that the people who haven’t niched down just don’t grow. This is because they’re lacking aim, lacking focus.