Christian Women in Business

Make Time – You don’t need to have every moment scheduled. Allow space in your day for unexpected opportunities. Use helpful tools to stay on track with tasks, while also making time to nourish your body and soul.Community Matters – Prioritize time with your tribe. Don’t isolate yourself—this is where we become vulnerable. Whether it's establishing a routine or having an accountability buddy, staying connected is key.Integrate Your Life – Balance family, work, business, faith, and relationships to avoid burnout. Remember, including God in all you do keeps you grounded and aligned with His purpose.Never Stop Learning – Stay curious and immerse yourself in your field. Keep growing, but also embrace the season you’re in and follow God’s lead. Apply what you learn in practical ways.Embrace Failure – It’s okay to not be perfect. Trust the process and know that each step, even the missteps, is part of the journey.

Surrendering to God: Embracing His Will and ProvisionIn this inspirational video, we focus on the importance of surrendering everything to God and aligning our lives with His will. By submitting to God and resisting the devil, we draw closer to Him, even as life's uncertainties loom. We emphasize the significance of praising God in the present, seeking His provision where resources are needed, and dedicating ourselves to fulfilling His purpose in our lives and businesses.00:00 Introduction and Surrender to God00:16 Drawing Near to God00:20 Life's Transience and Realignment00:39 Prayers for Resources and FulfillmentWEBSITE: https://christianwomeninbusiness.co/

In this episode of the Christian Women in Business podcast, the host Sarah-Jane Meeson emphasizes understanding and claiming God's authority in both business and personal life. She shares personal stories of facing challenges, including spiritual opposition, and encourages listeners to use prayer, praise, and scripture to combat adversities. Key messages include the importance of aligning with God's power, standing firm against opposition, and continually realigning with faith. Listeners are invited to embrace their God-given authority and stay tuned for further episodes integrating faith and business.

In this episode of the Christian Women in Business podcast, host SJ explores the integration of faith and business. Emphasizing the importance of recognizing God's role in all aspects of life and business, SJ discusses aligning core beliefs with biblical values and maintaining a personal mission. Key topics include the significance of periodic reassessment through Thrive quarterly resets, seeking God's guidance, and ensuring business activities align with spiritual goals. SJ encourages consistency in one's mission and offers practical advice for staying true to these principles amidst business challenges.

Integrating Faith and Business: Embracing God's Wisdom in Your Entrepreneurial Journey | Christian Women in Business PodcastWelcome to the Christian Women in Business podcast! In this episode, SJ introduces a new mini-series focused on integrating faith and business. Explore what it truly means to blend God into every aspect of your business, from marketing to team culture, and how to operate through grace rather than the daily grind. SJ discusses the importance of no separation between faith and daily work, seeking wisdom from God, and transforming core beliefs to better align with your spiritual and entrepreneurial goals. Tune in to discover how you can bring God's wisdom into your business practices and thrive as a Christian business owner.00:00 Welcome to the Christian Women in Business Podcast00:07 The Importance of Integrating God and Business01:51 No Separation Between God and Business03:57 Incorporating God in Business Operations06:47 Seeking Wisdom from God09:19 Overcoming Self-Consciousness with God's Love11:29 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

Thriving as a Christian Businesswoman: Special Guest Kaye BromfieldWelcome to the Christian Women in Business Podcast! In this episode, Sarah introduces the upcoming Thrive Quarterly Reset, scheduled for November 14th (13th in some time zones), a virtual event combining the best elements from their conferences, retreats, and membership. Special guest Kaye Bromfield from Kaye Bromfield HR joins the show to share her journey from a corporate career to starting her own HR consultancy aimed at providing work opportunities for mums with school-hour restrictions. Kay discusses the challenges and rewards of running her business, and the importance of finding the right people, and shares top tips for effective HR management. Additionally, she emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in her business dealings and the significance of being honest and transparent. Don't miss her valuable insights and learn how to incorporate God into your business.00:00 Welcome to the Christian Women in Business Podcast00:10 Upcoming Thrive Quarterly Reset Event01:06 Introducing Kaye Bromfield01:52 Kaye's Journey and Business Mission03:47 Challenges and Successes in Business06:23 HR Consulting Explained13:28 Tips for Managing People Effectively21:24 Incorporating Faith in Business30:07 Conclusion and Upcoming Events

Christian Women in Business Podcast Relaunch and New Thrive ProgramThe Christian Women in Business podcast returns after a year-long hiatus, featuring interviews with women sharing their faith and business stories. The organization has also launched a new program called 'Thrive,' combining elements from their previous conferences and retreats into quarterly workshops. Thrive includes practical business workshops, God Time, and business planning sessions, with options for membership or individual workshop participation. The podcast will feature global stories, and there is potential for additional sessions to accommodate US time zones. The episode encourages listeners to engage, share, and provide feedback on future content.00:00 Welcome Back to the Christian Women in Business Podcast01:14 Introducing Thrive: Our New Membership and Quarterly Resets02:12 Success Stories and Upcoming Events03:50 How to Get Involved with Thrive04:50 Global Community and Future Plans06:19 Subscribe and Stay Connected

If you listen to our podcast and not driving, take a pic of where you’re listening to us and give us a tag on Instagram and FB Just over one week til the conference and We have extended our ticket registrations for a while longer.5 Tips to help your business thrive on social media1. Making your account searchable – think about how your audience would search for you. How do you present when they find you and do you answer their questions? Does your bio explain what you do? Make use of your name and use them as keywords not just your business name. Make sure you update even the ALT info on each pic.2. Humanizing your brand. Get in front of the camera and share your story. Searching more behind the scenes. Film something about what you’re doing, how you got here and your story. Be repetitive – don’t be afraid of sharing the same things repeatedly. Be consistent.3. Connect and collaborate – find people who share the same audience as you and see how you can work together and share the load of creating reels, and videos and have fun with it. Cross-pollinate your audiences. Also, go with someone with someone who has a similar account following you.4. Nurturing your audience – Once you’ve got them there, how are you connecting with them? Authentic, day-in-the-life vlogs, sharing with them what you get up to. People are interested in what you do, this is how much love goes into what you buy. Put a purpose behind your post – and be mindful of what you sell. Give people direction on how to buy. Who are your people? Map out what they like, where they hang out, what they eat, what’s their family life like, and if they have puppies. With video content, don’t forget about static images or carousels, carousels are a big winner still. They’re searchable, and Instagram uses the different images. From an ad’s perspective, it’s the statistics image people still love and can digest easily.5. Think about paid ads – You’re able to target more of your actual audience. Are all the above set up so that when you do drive people to your website everything is set up and ready to nurture. This is about adding fuel to your already lit fire as you can scale.