Do you believe God has placed a purpose and plan in your heart for business?
Are you scared to death to pursue the plans you believe God has placed in your heart for business?
If you’ve ever considered taking a leap of faith and doing what you feel God is calling you to do, then you want to listen to today’s episode.
Being an entrepreneur can be quite a risk. Anxiety and fear can overwhelm us if we allow. Worries about failure creep in, tainted by the opinions of others, topped by concerns of whether there is really money to be made. We will explore how to stand fast and seek God’s vision and purpose as you prepare yourself to take one leap of faith, or many.
About Alyssa Avant
Alyssa Avant is a published author, professional speaker, Christian Business Mentor and tech magician. Alyssa has been working virtually since 2007 and has years of experience working with online professionals and business owners.Her passion is “guiding Christian moms in their pursuit of passion, purpose and profits,” helping them avoid years of trial and error that she experienced as a new online business owner.
Her book Faith Leaps: The Christian Mom’s Guide to Passion, Purpose, and Profits will release this fall.
Alyssa is also the author and creator of Christian Charm School Workbook materials, which is available both as an ebook and a paperback.
Alyssa is a former youth and children’s director who spent over 5 years ministering to youth and speaking to teen and tween girls on the issues of modesty, beauty, and being a Godly girl; those were the days before motherhood took over!
She lives in Carrollton, Mississippi with her husband and three children. Her website is FaithLeaps.com
Alyssa’s Success Tips
Explore the possibilities
Be Ready to Work Hard
Seek Wisdom
Please God rather than others
Don’t Give UP
Alyssa’s Favorite Quote
God will make a way where there seems to be no way.
Listen to the interview with Alyssa by clicking the audio arrow or link below.
Alyssa…magnificent. Thank you for gracing us with your inspiration, insight, and wisdom!
Love,
Jory
I was with you and Alyssa all the way until it came to “compartmentalization” being a “male” thing! First, I always have mixed my food..even to the horror of my children when they were young. Second, I had to decide years and years ago that I would find a profession where my life was “integrated”. where my work was an extension and connection to my family and my faith and not a “compartment” I would go hide within part of every day…….had to listen at end of day when I was tired, and am not being “critical”, just noting that I identified more with what you were saying than what you claimed the stereotypical “male” might find appropriate. Thanks as always for a thought provoking interview.
Love your reflections and distinctions, Richard! Good to know you’re a “mix your food” kinda guy! Doesn’t surprise me at all.
Thank you for listening and taking the time to comment!
Jory