In this episode, Tatum discusses how sometimes the difficulties of life can cause us to miss out on the beauty of what God is doing.

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320: Don't Take Pruning Personally

The BBU Podcast is a weekly podcast that teaches purposeful women how to be uncompromising in their faith, business, and total life success with God as the CEO. Get ready to be empowered, emboldened, and receive divine strategy to fulfill God’s plan for your life and business. Your host + sister in Christ and success, Tatum Temia Ayomike, is an award-winning entrepreneur, executive producer, author and devoted Christian who has committed her life to help women bridge the gap between faith and business. Her impact as the CEO of Anchored Media includes a global reach of millions of listeners across 75+ produced podcast shows in just 2 years. Through her personal brand, Tatum has cultivated a community of businesswomen who give God full authority to use their business as a vessel for the Kingdom. Using the word of God as her platform, Tatum&#39;s prayer journal and published books offer instrumental guidance to ‘boss up’ in any entrepreneurial venture. Tatum has been featured in several magazines and publications and has been named as a Top 30 under 30 in the Washington, DC area.

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In this episode, Tatum dives into Chapter 14 of "Battlefield of the Mind" by Joyce Meyer, discussing the dangers of a passive mind and the importance of discipline and active engagement in spiritual warfare. She provides insights and practical advice for overcoming passivity and staying committed to spiritual growth and devotion. Key Points:Understanding Passivity:Definition of passivity as the opposite of activity and its dangers.Importance of being alert, cautious, and active in spiritual life.The subtle nature of passive sins and their impact on relationships and spiritual growth.Overcoming Passivity:Discipline as the key to overcoming passivity.Importance of engaging in spiritual practices even without emotional motivation.Practical example of Joyce’s husband, Dave, overcoming passivity through discipline and persistence.Role of the Holy Spirit:Emphasis on the Holy Spirit’s role in renewing the mind and guiding believers.Importance of maintaining sensitivity and submission to the Holy Spirit for true transformation.Practical Examples:Real-life examples of overcoming passive mindsets in marriage and personal relationships.Dangers of living in fantasy versus dealing with reality and submitting it to God.
 Scriptures Mentioned:Romans 12:1-2John 15:4John 15:10Ephesians 4:22-24Matthew 5:27-28Colossians 3:1-2Ephesians 4:27Hosea 4:61 Peter 5:82 Timothy 1:6


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A Passive Mind

In this episode, Tatum dives into Chapter 13 of "Battlefield of the Mind" by Joyce Meyer, discussing the pitfalls of having a judgmental, critical, and suspicious mind. She shares personal insights and practical advice on overcoming these negative thought patterns to better love and serve others. Scriptures Mentioned:Matthew 7:1-6John 2:23-251 Peter 5:81 Corinthians 13:7Romans 2:1Proverbs 4:23Ephesians 4:32Romans 14:14Romans 12:3


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Judgmental, Critical, and Suspicious Mind

Summary: In this episode, Tatum discusses the difference between perseverance and simply pushing through pain, drawing from personal experiences and biblical principles. She emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and addressing our emotions to grow spiritually and succeed in entrepreneurship. Key Moments:Perseverance vs. Pushing Through:Differentiating true perseverance from merely pushing through discomfort.Emphasizing the need to acknowledge and address emotions rather than suppressing them.Spiritual and Entrepreneurial Journey:Reflections on seven years of self-employment and the challenges of doing business God’s way.Importance of perseverance and patient endurance in entrepreneurship and personal growth.Practical Steps for Perseverance:Armoring up with scripture and organizing pain points to strengthen faith.Encouragement to stop and feel emotions rather than suppressing them, seeking God’s comfort and guidance.God’s Protection and Promises:Trusting in God’s promises for protection and provision as outlined in Psalm 91.Allowing pain and challenges to push towards deeper faith and intimacy with God.

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Perseverance vs. Pushing Through

In this episode, Tatum continues exploring Joyce Meyer's book "Battlefield of the Mind." This chapter, "An Anxious and Worried Mind," delves into how anxiety and worry are distractions used by the enemy to undermine faith and rob us of peace. Tatum shares personal experiences and biblical insights to encourage listeners to choose peace and focus on God's purpose. Key Points:Christ and Cowork Event: Tatum announces an upcoming coworking session at Anchored Media Studios on May 21st, where believers can work in a Holy Spirit-led environment. Secure your seat: https://christ-cowork.mailchimpsites.com/?lid=3294Anxious and Worried Mind: Tatum quotes Psalm 37:8 and discusses different Bible translations to highlight how anxiety acts as a distraction. Joyce Meyer's insights explain that anxiety suppresses faith and peace.Enemy's Tactics: Using personal examples and Joyce Meyer's definitions, Tatum explains how the enemy uses worry to keep us distracted from God's plans. She recounts launching a program after quitting her job and learning about faith and trust.True Nature of Peace: Tatum concludes with a story from Joyce Meyer about two artists depicting peace, illustrating that true peace exists amidst opposition. She urges listeners to seek spiritual peace and rest in God, not just during calm times.
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 Scriptures Mentioned: Psalm 37:7; John 15:4; Gal 4:33 ; John 14:47; Matthew 6:25-34; Phillipians 4:6; 2 Corinthians 10:5 ; 1 Peter 5:6-7; 2 Chronicles 20:12; Hebrews 13:5 
 


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An Anxious and Worried Mind

In this episode of the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast, Tatum explores the concept of imposter syndrome and its root in pride. Originally intending to discuss strategies to overcome imposter syndrome, Tatum shares how God led her in a different direction, emphasizing the importance of humility and reliance on Him. Key Points:Imposter Syndrome Defined: Imposter syndrome is feeling anxious and inadequate despite external success. It manifests as feeling like a fraud or phony, doubting one's abilities, and not experiencing internal success or joy despite achievements.The Root of Imposter Syndrome: Tatum reveals that the root of imposter syndrome is pride, which often masquerades as false humility. She references 1 John 2:16-17, highlighting the dangers of worldly desires and pride.God's Grace and Salvation: Tatum emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's grace and salvation as the source of true contentment, not worldly achievements or success.Humility and Wisdom: Tatum concludes by urging listeners to embrace true humility, as it precedes wisdom and honor. She references Romans 12:2, encouraging listeners to focus on God and not conform to worldly standards.Closing: Tatum encourages listeners to denounce their affiliation with imposter syndrome, seek God for fulfillment, and embrace true humility to experience His best in their lives. Announcement: 50% off all books, devotionals, and planners written by Tatum: https://www.blessedandbossedup.com/shop https://www.anchoredmedia.com/shopLooking for your tribe of women who love God and are building His business? Check out The Society: https://blessedandbossedupsociety.com/share/aZWPuUVTEO0_QKxN?utm_source=manual
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320: Don't Take Pruning Personally

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