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."

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