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Who Wants You to Be an Entrepreneur

Are We Living Our Own Lives?

Entrepreneurs pray more and rely on God more.

If your family says it's okay to be an entrepreneur, it’s okay. (ATD)

Another day

You ever notice the habits and rituals we practice aren’t too different from our parents?

You're told:

  • Go to college

  • Get good grades

  • Get a good job

  • Buy a house

  • Have some kids

You're told a lot of stuff, but why? What if it doesn't align with you? I remember I always wanted to just be free—to do what I want when I want. Over a decade ago, I was introduced to an idea: entrepreneurship and how God wanted everybody to be one.

It shocked me.

God's Surprising Call: Be Entrepreneurs

A few years ago, I was sitting in church, one of the few times I attended, and it was also the last. The pastor said something that stuck with me: "God wants us to be entrepreneurs."

This statement came at a crossroads in my life. I was struggling to balance family and following what I felt was God's direction for my life.

Whose Vision Are You Following?

Think about this: We are often taught to conform from a young age. We send our children off to school every day, where they're molded into what society wants them to be.

Working under someone else's vision.

We, in turn, have spent our lives doing the same. Following someone else's direction, in the delusion that it is our own.

How can we hear God's voice when we are answering to another master?

Even the Sabbath, a day meant for rest, is compromised by the demands of our modern world.

Unlock Freedom with Your True Calling

Imagine a life where you are in full control, guided by God's vision. When you step away from the traditional path and embrace your entrepreneurial spirit. you open the door to true freedom and autonomy.

Whether you are a:

  • Writer,

  • Realtor,

  • Creator,

  • Barber,

  • Analytical Thinker

Tapping into your God-given talents and skills. This will lead to rewards that go beyond monetary gains. You will find limitless opportunities and a profound sense of purpose.

"Entrepreneurs tend to "pray more" and "rely on God more" because they are often taking leaps of faith."

To help you on this path, you need some practical steps to get started.

I urge you to start small and find a side hustle that aligns with your passions.

Start Small, Dream Big Today

Set clear goals:

  • Seek out a mentor in your field

  • Build a community of like-minded individuals

  • Dedicate an hour each day to developing your skills

  • Challenge yourself to bring value to the world in unique ways. ( blog, YouTube, or a local service).

By taking these steps, you'll begin to see the impact on your life

Align with God’s Vision for You

When you align your life with God's vision and take control of your destiny.

The benefits are limitless.

Freedom, autonomy, and a fulfilling life are within your reach.

Embrace the entrepreneurial spirit that God wants for you. Now is the time to make a change

Take the First Step Now

Take the first step today. Reflect on your talents, seek God's direction, and start your journey towards entrepreneurship. Your path to freedom and fulfillment begins now.

You Don't Need a Job. You Don't Need College. You Lack Faith.

Trapped in Life’s Endless Cycle?

Many men, fathers, and leaders find themselves trapped in the chaos of modern life.

Feeling controlled and enslaved by a system that demands constant production and conformity. This struggle leads to a lack of faith and a sense of hopelessness. To overcome this, focus on your goals

What Are You Truly Seeking?

  • Freedom

  • Autonomy

  • Balance

  • Oneness

  • A fit life, taking care of your temple

The main issues we face

You are being controlled.

You are a slave to the system.

You lack faith.

Consider this

Think Entrepreneurship is Too Hard?

You might think it's too hard or that not everyone can be an entrepreneur.

But consider this: the biggest obstacle is the lack of faith in yourself and in God's plan for you. Remember, "if your family says it's okay to be an entrepreneur, anything is okay." - REMEMBER THIS FATHERS

Growing up with this mindset makes a significant difference.

Become the Best Version of You

When you take control of your time and become a free spirit. You become a better man, a better husband, and a better leader. The transformation is profound and life-changing.

Tools You Can Use

To help you on this journey, here are some actionable frameworks and plans:(If you want it Done for you choose one of the highlighted options)

  1. Create your plan or ATD Blueprint:

    • Assess your current situation.

    • Transform your mindset and habits.

    • Develop a plan for your entrepreneurial journey.

    • Pray for guidance and clarity.

    • List your goals and align them with your talents.

    • Act on your plan with faith and determination.

    • Network with like-minded individuals for support

  2. Get Your Priorities in order or (GFL God- Family -Lifting ):

    • Start each day with prayer meditation and physical readiness.

    • Align your daily tasks with God's vision for you and your family.

    • End each day with gratitude and reflection.

  3. Challenge Yourself or AD45 (Action and Determination 45):

    • Commit to 45 days of focused action toward your goals.

    • Track your progress and stay accountable.

    • Adjust and improve your strategies as needed.

  4. Focus On Your Attitude Discipline and Excellence or ADE( Essentials):

    • Maintain a positive attitude.

    • Exercise discipline in your actions.

    • Strive for excellence in all you do.

  1. Create Your Own Process or 4-Step Warrior Process:

    • Identify your unique talents and skills.

    • Dedicate time daily to develop these talents.

    • Create value through your talents for others.

    • Reflect and adjust your approach.

Connect to Source, Attack Your Day

Being connected to the source is the key to attacking every day with purpose and energy.

Attack every day!

Drew

For my ATD Essentials, and free tools, and to chat with me – visit my website here.

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