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I Had A Dream...
Happy MLK day! There is nothing deep about this post just a thought, a wish, and a dream as I tune out everything today and am just present with my family. I dream of weeks that start refreshed, equipped and planned for success and today is a reminder how much a day of rest, self-care, and no work is important to stewarding the work God has entrusted us with. Yesterday I exercised my Sabbath with my family. Which included Church, serving (because that's important to me on 2 out of 4 of my Sundays a month), and a 4 hour nap. I also took down my Christmas tree, baked cookies with my kids, and had an executive family meeting with my husband to discuss action items, finances, and goals for our family for the week. Today also happens to also be my day off as well as MLK day. However, for the last few months it has been a catch all for meetings or lunches with friends that don't fit into the rest of my week. I've decided that today I'm reclaiming my day. My sabbath is for time to rest and enjoy the blessings of life that is my family and my community. But Mondays I need to take back for myself, a day to just take care of me and get ready for the rest of the week. So in honor of MLK's historic speech of what his dream would look like, I dear you to dream of how peace, joy and rest would look like in your life this year. Whether it is an entire day, an hour a day, or just a few moments one day out of the week. Because you cannot sustain what God is giving you to build without rest. 🙏🏾❤️
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💪🏾 🚀 75-Day Consistency Challenge (Jan 15 - Mar 31)🚀💪🏾
Tomorrow, we’re entering a 75-day season focused on consistency, not intensity. This challenge is not about proving discipline or checking boxes. It is about training your focus, your faith, and your follow-through to trust steady obedience over short bursts of motivation. The goal is not productivity for productivity’s sake. The goal is to build the consistency required to steward what God has already entrusted to you and to move toward having something real built and ready to share or sell by March 31. This challenge supports the work we are doing inside the Built With Purpose™ framework. We are not rushing. We are building steadily, in order, and with intention. 👉🏾The Structure You will commit to at least 5 daily practices total: - 2 are mandatory - 3 are chosen by you This allows you to build discipline without ignoring your season or capacity. 👉🏾The 2 Daily Commitments (Required) Everyone commits to these two each day: - Time with God - Prayer, scripture, journaling, or stillness. Presence matters more than length. - 30 minutes working on your business - Focused work that moves something forward. Planning, organizing, building, recording, or refining all count. If you do these two things, you showed up. 👉🏾Choose 3 Additional Focus Areas Choose what fits your current capacity and season. You may add more only if it is realistic and sustainable. ✨Options include: - Read 10 pages of a physical book - Move your body for at least 15 minutes - Declutter or organize a physical or digital space for 15 minutes - Follow a nutrition focus that fits your health and season - Drink at least 3 glasses of water daily The goal is not to do everything. It is to do a few things consistently enough that they compound over time. 👉🏾 If You Miss a Day If you miss a day, you begin again from day one. Not as punishment. As practice. This challenge is not about perfection (Hence why we are starting on a Thursday and not a Sunday or Monday). It is about learning how to return without quitting.
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@Jewel Caldwell I'm glad to see that you are actively working through this. Self-awareness is the first and biggest step you can take on your journey to healing, and you are doing the work. I've learned how the enemy uses our trauma to draw us away from purpose, often in the place that we are called to be the most effective. I can definitely see you caring for your employees with the same care you'll show with managing and leading them. The C/S DISC trait makes a lot of sense for you here as you are motivated by serving others. Praying for you!
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@Jewel Caldwell Love this insight. I'm really passionate about leading people through their God-given strengths as well, so I can truly relate. I worked at a church where it was part of the onboarding process to take a Gifts and DISC test. It was also customary for meetings with our leaders to start by first discussing what was going on in our lives before discussing work-related matters. I've adopted that same principle in the way I lead my teams today and adjusted it to fit our culture. I encourage you to do the same when the time comes, and I know God will honor you for the care that you show your flock.
✨ Week 1 Lesson Checkpoint ✨
As you complete Week 1: Understanding How You Are Uniquely Wired, drop a quick check-in below: - Top 3 Spiritual Gifts: - DISC Type or Blend: - Optional: One insight that stood out as you moved through the lesson This is a great way to notice who else is wired similarly and reflect on what’s beginning to take shape for you as you build from alignment.
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@Sydney G Sounds like you! I'm interested to know where you scored in Administration and Leadership, since you are so systems and Big-picture driven.
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@Jewel Caldwell These seem to be spot on for you. Admin makes so much sense since you enjoy the planning parts of events. Interesting, I see the behind-the-scenes and your administrative gifts working perfectly for your picnic business. For those intimate gatherings, you can set up the pinics and tell people where to go, and it becomes a reveal type of experience. They show up, and everything is already done and ready for them to just enjoy. Small notes and scavenger hunt-type experiences, where the picnic is the treasure. You are never seen but masterfully behind the scenes, bringing it all to life and coordinating every aspect from the food that arrives on time to the musicians, photographer, or entertainment that just "show up" to add to the moment and elevate the experience. Now that is a literal interpretation using your gifts, but I hope that helps spark some ideas.
📚 Week 0: Grounded 📚
Happy New Year, Ladies! 💖 I took January 1 to rest, and I hope you did too. Before we jump into building systems or strategy, we’re starting this year on purpose. I'm officially labeling this week, Week 0. Because it's all about grounding. Not producing. Not catching up. Not proving anything. This week, I want you to choose one simple way you’ll spend time in God’s Word: - a Bible-in-a-year plan - a short devotional - one book of the Bible each month (Proverbs is a great place to start) There is no “right” choice. The goal is not perfection. The goal is rhythm. Some of you are coming off the holidays. Some of you are getting kids back to school. Some of you are already feeling the pressure to “get it right.” This week is your permission to breathe and reconnect with God before we build. As you engage this week, you’ll see one of our first gifts unlocked: a daily Purpose Planner page to support your time with God. You can print it or copy it into a notebook. This is just a preview of a resource we’re developing more fully this year. For now, your only assignment is this: 👉🏾 Comment below with how you plan to spend time in the Word this week or this year. That’s it. No pressure. No falling behind. We officially begin Week 1 next week. Until then, get grounded and let God meet you where you are. We're really glad you’re here.
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This year I'm starting the year with the book of Proverbs. There is something about starting the year off with biblical and practical wisdom and knowledge that grounds me and gives me the motivation to be intentional about walking in it for the rest of the year. I'll probably jump over to the new testament and focus on the letters to the churches ( Corinthians, Ephesians etc.) I'm also doing a 31- Day devotion in January dedicated to praying for my husband with a small group of wife at my church.
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I love that. I like the more themed plans with practical application to sprinkle in between the more serious plans like Bible In A Year. I love that balance..
LLC
Hello ladies, I am trying to get my LLC and my total is coming out to like 340$. Does that sound right to you guys or do you think I am doing something wrong?
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Jewel, if you are attempting to register on the Maryland SDAT website on your own for standard or expedited processing, then yes, it is a bit high. However, if you opted for rush processing, which ensures your application is reviewed and approved the same day, then the fee is similar. Unless you have a pending contract or other considerations that require your business to be officially registered tomorrow, I would suggest the expedited option, which should take about 2 weeks and cost you about $150+. However, I would recommend that you first go through our curriculum this month, which will touch upon business formation and other factors and requirements to consider before you decide to register your business on your own.
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Sherrika Newsome
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