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91 | When No One Buys, What's Next: What God is Teaching You Through Sales Rejection
Key Takeaways:
😔 1. The Root of Sales Rejection Fear
Fear of rejection is often tied to a deeper fear of not being worthy, capable, or enough.
Rejection can feel personal, but in business, it’s rarely about you—it’s about timing, fit, or need.
As Christian entrepreneurs, our identity is secure in Christ, not in conversion rates.
Galatians 1:10 – “Am I now trying to win the approval of human beings, or of God?”
💬 2. How to Have Grace-Filled, Confident Sales Conversations
Step 1: Lead with service, not pressure. Think, How can I help?
Step 2: Ask questions before offering solutions. Understand their real needs.
Step 3: Present the offer clearly. Explain what’s included, how it helps, and the results it creates.
Step 4: Detach from the outcome. Whether they say “yes” or “no,” you’ve planted a seed.
Step 5: Follow up with love, not desperation. Revisit the conversation without guilt or shame.
🙏 3. Tying Business Rejection to Spiritual Growth
Rejection reveals where you may still be seeking validation outside of God.
God can use “no” to redirect, refine, and refocus your purpose.
Jesus Himself was rejected—by people He came to serve (John 1:11). You’re in good company.
Romans 5:3-4 – “...we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope.”
Every “no” can grow your character, clarify your calling, and deepen your dependence on Christ.
🛠️ 4. Mindset Shifts for Selling With Faith
You’re not selling yourself—you’re offering a solution that God gave you to steward.
The result is not up to you—it’s up to the Holy Spirit.
Isaiah 55:11 – “So is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty...”
Let each sales interaction be an act of obedience, not performance.
Let's Take Action:
Take one step today:
🎧 Reach out to a potential client with the intention of serving, not selling.
Then journal this question: What fear do I need to surrender to God in this process?
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
To Email Us: [email protected]
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By Reen | Christian Business Coach, Purpose Coach, Online Marketing Strategist
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Key Takeaways:
😔 1. The Root of Sales Rejection Fear
Fear of rejection is often tied to a deeper fear of not being worthy, capable, or enough.
Rejection can feel personal, but in business, it’s rarely about you—it’s about timing, fit, or need.
As Christian entrepreneurs, our identity is secure in Christ, not in conversion rates.
Galatians 1:10 – “Am I now trying to win the approval of human beings, or of God?”
💬 2. How to Have Grace-Filled, Confident Sales Conversations
Step 1: Lead with service, not pressure. Think, How can I help?
Step 2: Ask questions before offering solutions. Understand their real needs.
Step 3: Present the offer clearly. Explain what’s included, how it helps, and the results it creates.
Step 4: Detach from the outcome. Whether they say “yes” or “no,” you’ve planted a seed.
Step 5: Follow up with love, not desperation. Revisit the conversation without guilt or shame.
🙏 3. Tying Business Rejection to Spiritual Growth
Rejection reveals where you may still be seeking validation outside of God.
God can use “no” to redirect, refine, and refocus your purpose.
Jesus Himself was rejected—by people He came to serve (John 1:11). You’re in good company.
Romans 5:3-4 – “...we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope.”
Every “no” can grow your character, clarify your calling, and deepen your dependence on Christ.
🛠️ 4. Mindset Shifts for Selling With Faith
You’re not selling yourself—you’re offering a solution that God gave you to steward.
The result is not up to you—it’s up to the Holy Spirit.
Isaiah 55:11 – “So is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty...”
Let each sales interaction be an act of obedience, not performance.
Let's Take Action:
Take one step today:
🎧 Reach out to a potential client with the intention of serving, not selling.
Then journal this question: What fear do I need to surrender to God in this process?
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
To Email Us: [email protected]