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In light of everything happening in the world right now—from global conflict to economic uncertainty and political tension—I wanted to revisit a powerful conversation we had during our Blessed + Bossed Up Book Club last year.

Our first book club pick was Battlefield of the Mind by Joyce Meyer, and one of the chapters that really resonated with so many of us was on the Anxious and Worried Mind. Given the current climate, I know a lot of people are feeling overwhelmed, unsettled, and unsure of what’s next.

As someone who lives in the D.C. area, I’ve seen firsthand how layoffs, restructuring, and instability have affected so many people I love. Whether you're here in the States or tuning in globally, I believe this episode will meet you right where you are.

So as we step into a new month and new season, I want to encourage you to fight the battle in your mind intentionally. This is a replay of a previous episode, but I believe the reminder and refresh will help you walk into this season with a renewed mindset and spiritual strength.

Let’s dive in. 💪🏾🧠🕊️

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In this episode of Blessed + Bossed Up, we continue our deep dive into Leadership as an Identity by Crawford Loritts, focusing on Chapter 13: The Power of Sacrifice. Tatum opens up about her honest reaction to this chapter, including the parts she strongly disagrees with. She explores the nuance and context often missing from blanket statements about sacrifice in leadership, especially for entrepreneurs and leaders who also value their families and boundaries.

Key points include:

• What sacrificial leadership really looks like in modern-day life and business
• The importance of honest self-reflection and spiritual maturity
• How to love and serve those you lead—professionally, personally, and spiritually
• Why boundaries, discernment, and communion with God are key to applying biblical principles in leadership
• The role of family and the tension between ministry, business, and home life

Whether you're a business owner, ministry leader, or managing your home, this episode is full of practical wisdom and honest reflection about what it means to lead like Christ—sacrificially, intentionally, and with love.

Key Scriptures:

• 2 Timothy 4:6-7
• John 12:24-25
• John 3:30

Reflective Questions:

• Are you willing to sacrifice yourself to serve those who serve you?
• How can you show those you lead that you genuinely care for them?
• Are there areas of your life where you're resisting surrender?
• Have you made family an idol, or are you trying to lead without sacrificing what matters most?

Mentioned Book:

📖 Leadership as an Identity by Crawford Loritts – https://a.co/d/9yFuHr3

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In this episode of Blessed + Bossed Up, Tatum continues the Bible on Business Q&A from last week, answering more listener questions about faith and business. She discusses overcoming fear when making big decisions, navigating pruning seasons, and determining how to structure a ministry-based business for financial sustainability. If you are struggling with taking a leap of faith, dealing with spiritual refinement, or deciding whether your business should be a nonprofit or an LLC, this episode will provide biblical and practical insight.

What You'll Learn in This Episode

• How to overcome fear and self-doubt when making business decisions
• The importance of seeking God's presence and acting in faith despite fear
• Why pruning seasons are necessary and how to endure them
• Biblical figures who experienced pruning and what we can learn from them
• How to determine whether your faith-based business should be an LLC, nonprofit, or social enterprise
• Steps to confidently set pricing for your services without undervaluing your work

Key Takeaways

• "Give God the opportunity to show you what is on the other side of obedience."
• "Fear will keep you from fully walking in God's plan—do not let it paralyze you."
• "Pruning is painful, but it is necessary for your next level. Endure it."

Submit Your Questions

If you have questions for a future Q&A episode, email them to [email protected].

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 In this episode of Blessed and Bossed Up, we continue our book club discussion on Leadership as an Identity: The Four Traits of Those Who Wield Lasting Influence by Crawford Loritz. We dive into Chapter 12, The Dignity of Serving, where we explore what it truly means to lead with a servant’s heart. Tatum shares key takeaways, personal reflections, and challenges us to evaluate whether we take pride in serving others or if ambition has unknowingly led us away from the humility Christ calls us to.

Through biblical examples—such as Jesus washing the disciples’ feet—this episode challenges us to reframe our perception of servanthood, ensuring that we don’t prioritize tasks over people but instead reflect Christ’s example of leadership.

Key Points:

• Servanthood is often misunderstood but is a core trait of godly leadership.
• Many leaders unintentionally place higher value on their position than on their responsibility to serve.
• Jesus’ example in John 13 teaches us that true leadership is about humility, love, and valuing others.
• The importance of maintaining dignity in leadership and how it impacts those we lead.
• Practical ways to implement a servant-leader mindset in business, ministry, and everyday life.

Reflection Questions:

1. Do you take pride in serving others, or do you see it as a means to an end?
2. How can you shift your perspective to view servanthood as dignified rather than burdensome?
3. What specific ways can you serve better in your leadership roles?

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Welcome back to another episode of Blessed + Bossed Up. In today’s episode, we’re diving into a Bible on Business Q&A session, answering your most pressing questions about faith-based entrepreneurship.

We cover:

• Red flags to watch out for when considering a business partnership
• How to identify misaligned values and ensure your business remains God-centered
• What to do when you can’t find scripture that directly applies to a business decision
• Practical steps to overcome overwhelm and hear God’s voice clearly
• How Christian entrepreneurs can build an online presence without compromising their values
• The importance of offline ministry and why in-person connections matter

This episode is packed with biblical wisdom, practical advice, and personal experiences to help you navigate business with God at the center.

Resources Mentioned:

• Life Application Study Bible – https://a.co/d/2m4J0Uz
• www.biblestudytools.com
• www.biblehub.com
• Bible Project on YouTube

Have a Bible on Business question you’d like answered in a future episode? Email me at [email protected].

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In this episode of Blessed and Bossed Up, we continue our discussion on the book Leadership as an Identity: The Four Traits of Those Who Wield Lasting Influence by Crawford Loritz. So far, we’ve covered Brokenness and Uncommon Communion, and today, we dive into the third trait: Servanthood.

Join Tatum as she explores the concept of authentic humility, breaking down key takeaways from Chapter 11 and sharing how servant leadership is not just a strategy but an identity. She also reflects on how Christian entrepreneurs must navigate this principle differently in a business landscape that often operates by secular standards.

Key Takeaways:

• Why humility is not weakness but a leadership strength.
• The difference between servant leadership as a strategy vs. as an identity.
• The challenges of balancing servanthood and leadership as an entrepreneur.
• How Jesus modeled humility and how we can adopt that mindset.
• Practical ways to assess and address pride in your leadership.

If you’re looking to lead with humility while still growing a successful business, this episode is for you. Listen in for self-reflection questions and a powerful prayer to help you align your leadership with God’s vision.

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In this episode of Blessed and Bossed Up, the discussion centers on chapter 10 of Leadership as an Identity: The Four Traits of Those Who Wield Lasting Influence by Crawford Loritz. The host dives into the transformative process of receiving God's direction and emphasizes that true Christian leadership is founded on a deep, personal relationship with God rather than self-reliance or a complete blueprint from the start.

Key Themes & Insights:

• The Structure of Leadership:
• The book is divided into four parts: Brokenness, Uncommon Communion, Servanthood, and Radical & Immediate Obedience.
• This episode focuses on “His Direction” within the Uncommon Communion section, highlighting how leadership starts with God’s presence.
• Core Message of Christian Leadership:
• Leadership is not about having all the answers but about doing what God wants done.
• Trusting God’s process means accepting that He provides enough direction to take the next step—even if the full picture isn’t revealed right away.
• Biblical Foundations & Practical Lessons:
• Emphasis on the power of consistent communion with God, drawing from Psalm 32:8 and the example of Moses in Exodus.
• Moses’ habit of meeting with God in the tent of meeting illustrates the necessity of removing distractions and staying grounded in divine guidance.
• Four key lessons from Moses’ experience include:
• Making meeting with God a consistent habit.
• Seeking His presence away from the clamor of everyday life.
• Inspiring confidence in others by modeling a life deeply connected to God.
• Embracing an intimate, friendship-like relationship with the Lord.
• Personal Reflections & Testimonies:
• The host shares personal stories of seeking God’s direction during times of uncertainty and growth.
• A powerful vision of a ribbon cutting ceremony foreshadowed the eventual establishment of Anchored Media Studios, reinforcing that God’s assignments often unfold gradually as we obey His call.
• An honest account of the struggle between the rush to act and the need to remain in constant communion with God, reminding us to stay humble and obedient.
• Practical Guidance for Leaders:
• Prioritize time with God over chasing activity or external validation.
• Avoid relying solely on self-help or external advice; instead, cultivate a deep, personal relationship with the Lord.
• Recognize that growth in leadership comes from continuous obedience, learning, and transformation through God’s instructions.

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 In this episode of Blessed and Bossed Up, we continue our Bible on Business series by diving into the significance of strategic timing. Tatum unpacks the powerful lessons from Acts 2, examining how the Lord orchestrated the perfect moment for Pentecost and how this applies to our business and leadership journeys. She discusses why waiting on God’s timing is crucial, how to avoid premature leadership, and how divine strategy ensures maximum impact.

Through the transformation of Peter, the example of Chick-fil-A’s success, and personal reflections on her own journey, Tatum emphasizes the importance of trusting God's plan. If you’re in a season of waiting or feeling impatient about your business or calling, this episode will encourage and challenge you to surrender to God's divine orchestration.

Key Takeaways:

• God’s Timing Ensures Maximum Impact: Pentecost happened at the exact right moment to maximize the spread of the gospel. Likewise, waiting on God's timing in your business will lead to greater impact.
• The Right People Will Be in Place When It's Time: God gathers the right audience, customers, and community when the timing aligns with His plan.
• Strategic Preparation Precedes Breakthrough: Just as Peter had to go through a transformation process, we must embrace personal and professional development while waiting for God’s move.
• Sudden Breakthroughs Are Often Years in the Making: From Jesus preparing 30 years for a 3-year ministry to Chick-fil-A’s 20-year foundation before expansion, major success takes time and patience.
• Avoid Premature Leadership & Decision-Making: Acting ahead of God’s plan can lead to consequences. Learning to wait well is key to success in both business and faith.

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Scriptures Mentioned:

• Acts 2:1-5 – The divine timing of Pentecost
• Leviticus 23:15-16 – The significance of the Feast of Weeks
• Deuteronomy 16:16 – The biblical foundation for gathering at Pentecost
• Matthew 16:16-23 – Peter’s faith and spiritual immaturity
• John 18:10-11 – Peter’s rash decision-making

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In this episode of Blessed and Bossed Up, we continue our book club discussion on Leadership as an Identity: The Four Traits of Those Who Wield Lasting Influence by Crawford W. Loritts. This week, we dive into Chapter 9, His Presence, exploring how true leadership requires an uncommon communion with God. Tatum unpacks the significance of leading from God’s presence and shares personal experiences of how seeking Him first provides wisdom, direction, and supernatural provision.

Key Points Covered:

• Book Club Update – We’re halfway through Leadership as an Identity. Tatum is considering a faith-based book next. Email recommendations to [email protected].
• The Power of God’s Presence – Leadership is not just about strategy but about being deeply connected to God.
• Moses’ Encounter in Exodus 33 – Why Moses refused to move without God’s presence and how that applies to us today.
• Personal Testimony – How seeking God’s presence gave Tatum a divine financial strategy for hiring a nanny while preparing for law school.
• The Rest That Comes from God – Leading from His presence brings peace, confidence, and sustainability in life and business.
• Are You Leading from His Presence? – The importance of fully integrating faith and leadership rather than compartmentalizing them.

Links & Resources:

Leadership as an Identity by Crawford W. Loritts – https://www.amazon.com/dp/0802429874?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cp_ud_dp_00AMZZF65KBFAM8B643F&skipTwisterOG=1&bestFormat=true&newOGT=1

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Join the Conversation:

• Have book suggestions for the next book club pick? Email Tatum at [email protected].

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