Myblessedhands

Preparation isn’t a one size fits all. Sometimes you actually don’t know what is happening in real time until God gives the revelation, the lessons and the rebukes and correction too. 😅

Something’s can seem repetitive, hidden, uncomfortable, or “ordinary” but let me help you under that it very well may be the place God is developing your voice, character, discernment, leadership, compassion, and obedience for what He’s ultimately called you to do.

Never underestimate the training ground.
God wastes nothing.

👇🏽 Let’s talk:
• What do you believe God is calling you to?
• How can you see God using your current career, business, or day-to-day responsibilities to prepare you for your spiritual assignment?
• What lessons has your workplace taught you beyond the paycheck?

Your story may encourage someone else.

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Not every client is assigned to you,and that’s okay.

As believers in the marketplace, we are called to love people, serve with excellence, and be a light… but we are not called to compromise our convictions, boundaries, peace, or the standards God has entrusted us with just to make a dollar.

Discernment matters in business.
Boundaries matter in business.
Stewardship matters in business.

There are times God will lead you to walk away from opportunities, conversations, or clients that do not align with how you operate, communicate, or carry your business. And that doesn’t make you unkind,it makes you obedient.

“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” Proverbs 4:23

“Do not be deceived: ‘Bad company corrupts good character.’” 1 Corinthians 15:33

“Let all things be done decently and in order.” 1 Corinthians 14:40

Questions:
• Have you ever had to turn down a client to protect your peace or standards?
• Do you believe discernment is important in business?
• What’s one boundary you refuse to compromise on in your business or workplace?

👇 Let’s talk in the comments.

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