KDE Podcast 011: Balancing Wife, Mother, and Business Owner…God’s Way (Part 1)
Today we start a brand new series called “Balancing Wife, Mother, and Business Owner…God’s Way” on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast, hosted by Amos Johnson, Jr.!
This has to be one of the toughest topics we have tackled on the podcast so far. It’s an often discussed topic, but rarely from a Biblical perspective. The Bible is clear about the priorities we should place in our lives — God first, marriage second, family third, ministry/business/career fourth. Today and over the next couple weeks we’ll be discussing some challenging situations that arise as we as Kingdom Driven Entrepreneurs navigate this journey. Whether you’re male or female, married or single, with children or without….there is something in this discussion for you.
Sue Miley
We are delighted to have as our special featured guest, Sue Miley, a Christian business coach and licensed professional counselor with CrossRoads Coaching.
Sue combines her strong faith and her 20 + years of business experience to help other Christian Business owners achieve traditional success building their business upon their faith and professional values.
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Mentioned in This Session:
- Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Retreat – Early Bird Special Ends 10/31!
- Podcast Sponsor: Casey Sollock with She Shines Wellness
- The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur’s Guide To Holistic Health
- Amos’ free mp3 course, Achieving Prosperity God’s Way
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I am really enjoying listening to this new show. AND plan to re-listen to all of the shows in this new series. Yes, definitely hot topic and a much needed discussion for Christian Women Leaders like me. Family has to come first, but knowing what that’s supposed to look like as an entrepreneur is a whole new animal to comprehend for many of us … even for seasoned business leaders because all of us are still growing and learning how to let the Lord be Lord in our businesses, too. This is something that The Church has not spent a lot of time teaching us in the past.