If you’re anything like me, you’ve hit a wall with selling. The launches, the funnels, the constant pressure to promote—it can get exhausting. After 17 years as an entrepreneur, I’ve realized I don’t want to hustle for every dollar. I want alignment. I want ease. And I want to create from a place of calling, not just conversion. In this post, I’m sharing what I’m doing instead of chasing sales—and how you can pivot too, especially if selling doesn’t feel like your ministry.

When 28% of my former company was laid off last month, I didn’t panic—I planned. Because I’ve learned that having multiple streams isn’t about hustle… it’s about options. In this post, I’m sharing why I’ll always have a backup plan (whether I’m in a 9–5 or running my own businesses), how I’ve built streams that support me in and out of seasons, and why now might be the moment for you to activate your own assignment—before life forces your hand.

Thinking about going back to corporate? You’re not alone—and you’re definitely not a failure. In this post, I’m breaking down how I confidently pivoted back into full-time work twice in under 6 months—without hiding my entrepreneurial journey, losing my voice, or shrinking who I am. From branding myself like a product/service to negotiating like a CEO, this is your guide to making the pivot with clarity, confidence, and strategy.

I tried to prove my love for God by hiding the very gifts He gave me—until I realized I didn’t need a pulpit to walk in purpose. If you’ve ever felt stuck between calling and clarity, this one's for you. Let’s talk about the middle, the mission, and the move God’s been waiting on you to make.

Five days. That’s how long it took to go from “I think I’m about to be laid off” to “We’d like to make you a job offer.” I didn’t lose my position—but I came close enough to feel the weight of it. This post isn’t about luck. It’s about what happens when God preserves, provides, and positions you—all at once. If you’re in a season of uncertainty, let this be a reminder: your five days might already be in motion.