The Inspired Business Podcast - 44 | What Can Christian Life Coaching Do For You? with special guest Ginger Myers

44 | What Can Christian Life Coaching Do For You? with special guest Ginger Myers

11/27/23 • 29 min

Do you ever feel stuck? Ever dream about a goal but can’t figure out how to achieve it? If you’ve got voices in your head saying you’ll never reach that goal because you’re not smart enough, or you don’t have enough time or money or talent... Wouldn’t it be great to slap a restraining order on that voice and replace it with someone who cares, and who can help you reach the goal?
That’s life coaching in a nutshell. Your life coach is the person who helps you look toward the future with clarity, purpose, and actionable steps, then holds you accountable to your potential—so that you can become the version of you that you dream of.
In today’s episode, we’re talking with certified Christian life coach Ginger Myers of Ambassador Vision about what a life coach can do for you, who’s the right fit for coaching, and why entrusting your challenges and opportunities to a faith-based life coach can empower you to become the person God designed you to be.
Highlights:

What is life coaching and how does it help people
The difference between life coaching, discipleship, and counseling
Why Christian life coaching carries more authority
Demystifying the process of working with a life coach
Scaling from one-on-one coaching to a membership
27 questions you can ask to coach yourself

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Ambassador Vision
Book a complimentary consultation with Ginger HERE.
Click HERE to get Ginger’s free gift: 27 Powerful Questions for Christian Women to Coach Themselves Through Decisions, Scheduling, and Goals

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What is life coaching and how does it help people
The difference between life coaching, discipleship, and counseling
Why Christian life coaching carries more authority
Demystifying the process of working with a life coach
Scaling from one-on-one coaching to a membership
27 questions you can ask to coach yourself

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Ambassador Vision
Book a complimentary consultation with Ginger HERE.
Click HERE to get Ginger’s free gift: 27 Powerful Questions for Christian Women to Coach Themselves Through Decisions, Scheduling, and Goals

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42 | Wealth in the Hands of Godly People with special guest Alyssa Omdal

Why should more Christian business owners pursue financial gain? The money itself is not the reward, but rather what we can do with that money to further God’s kingdom. What would the world look like if more godly people had wealth to share?
In today’s episode we’re hearing from Alyssa Omdal, a top leader in Shaklee Corporation and an experienced direct sales professional. As a Christian mom, former Christian school teacher, and a pastor’s wife, Alyssa has wrestled with the concept of earning money, and she’ll share what she has learned over 12 years of successes and mistakes. Together we’ll discuss how our culture influences our thoughts on wealth (both for and against), and how feeling the tension of idolatry is actually a reminder to keep Jesus the main focus.
Finally, we’ll explore the stigma surrounding networking marketing, and reveal how when done well, network marketing is actually an excellent business model, especially for women and moms who want to prioritize family and help provide for their households.
Highlights:

Why does it matter who owns the wealth in our world?
Refuting prosperity gospel as well as poverty gospel
What does Batman do for a living, anyway?
Cultural judgments on making money
What does Jesus think about wealthy people?
How to keep money from becoming an idol
Insight into the people who funded Jesus’s ministry
How our work spreads “wealth” that’s not just financial
Slaying the stigma surrounding networking marketing
Getting over our misconceptions about money and working

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Thou Shall Prosper by Rabbi Daniel Lapin
Rich young man and Jesus - Matthew 19:16-22
Village of Hope in Zambia
Shaklee Corporation
Connect with Alyssa on her Facebook page

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43 | What Does It Mean to Persevere in Online Business? (i.e., How to Fund Your Calling) with special guest Heidi Maranell

There’s a point in every online business where you can choose to persevere or quit. But what does it really mean to persevere? You might be surprised to learn perseverance in business does NOT necessarily mean doubling down, putting in more hours, moving full speed ahead, ride or die. Sometimes perseverance looks like taking a break. And in this episode of The Inspired Business podcast, we’ll tell you why.
If you’re in a stage of business growth where you’re feeling burnt out, or burdened by the costs of sustaining your passion work, then tune in to today’s episode to discover how staying in business means staying the course, even when the course involves winding roads and detours.
Highlights:

What’s the difference between success and failure in online business?
The entrepreneur brain and how different ideas fit for different seasons
To be a serial entrepreneur, it helps to be a serial learner
Perseverance doesn’t necessarily mean working harder; sometimes it means pivoting or taking a break in order to keep from burning out
The “messy middle” of entrepreneurship
First things first: take care of the money stress, which might mean “tent making” (and why that’s the opposite of failure)
What it really means to be “all in” in your business
Pivoting in business might look like change, or it might look like adding a new venture
What do you need to do to make sure your business is still fun?

Resources mentioned in this episode: