Seek First CEO: Neuroscience, Scripture, & Spirit-led Strategy for High-performing Christian Women

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Rewire to Reign is a 7 episode private podcast series at the intersection of brain science and Kingdom truth. It is going to help you see what you have not been able to see, name what you have not been able to name, and begin to rewire your mind and nervous system to Kingdom — so the success you know is possible becomes the life you are actually living.

Before it opens to everyone — I am giving 10 women from this community free access in exchange for honest feedback.

First come first served.

DM me IN on Instagram at @heathershriverburns to grab one of the 10 spots.

Most people rush straight to resurrection.

We love Sunday. We celebrate Sunday. But we skip the part Jesus Himself did not skip — and it is the part where everything actually happens.

In this episode, Heather Shriver Burns walks you through the Easter story in a way you have never heard it — and maps it directly to the internal work that stands between you and the life and business you were made for.

Friday. Saturday. Sunday.

Death. Descent. Resurrection.

This is not just the Easter story.

This is your story.

Where are you right now — Friday, Saturday, or Sunday?

DM Heather on Instagram and tell her.

She reads every single message. 👉 @heathershriverburns

Ready to stop skipping Saturday and do this work for real?

Seek First CEO Academy is where the full Restoration Roadmap comes to life — mind, body, and spirit. 👉 DM "CEO" on IG for info to apply.

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I have had the pleasure of working exclusively with Christian women in business over the last decade. And I've noticed something I can't not share: so many women are over-spiritualizing internal experiences and calling it warfare. The problem is, that mislabeling keeps them stuck.

This episode dismantles the habit of outsourcing responsibility and replaces it with self-leadership. It draws a line between what is actually spiritual warfare and what is a dysregulated nervous system paired with unexamined beliefs. The focus shifts from external blame to internal authority.

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What do you do when God doesn’t answer your prayers?

In this raw and honest episode, Heather opens up about a deeply personal moment with her daughter that sparked a bigger question many Christian women in business are quietly asking:

If God can answer prayers… why does it sometimes feel like He isn’t?

This conversation challenges the way we’ve been taught to view prayer, moving from a posture of begging to one of alignment, authority, and identity.

Heather unpacks the tension between faith and perceived silence from God, and introduces a powerful reframe:

What if it’s not that God isn’t answering…

Inside this episode, you’ll explore:

Why prayer may not be about asking, but aligning

The difference between feeling powerless and being equipped with power

How belief systems and nervous system patterns impact your leadership and results

Why many high-capacity Christian women feel stuck despite doing “all the right things”

The role of identity in accessing authority in business and life

If you’ve ever felt frustrated, confused, or quietly questioning why things aren’t shifting in your business despite your prayers, this episode will meet you right where you are.

This is not about having all the answers.

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Her DM's on Instagram are always open. Shoot her a message to ask her any questions, share your takeaways, or to request a specific topic on the podcast. 

Many Christian entrepreneurs say they want to build a Kingdom business.

But most are still building for the Kingdom instead of from it.

In this episode, I unpack what actually shifts when righteousness, peace, and joy become your internal operating system — and why a truly aligned business flows from embodiment, not effort.

If your business is successful but still feels heavy, this conversation will challenge how you measure growth and what it really means to lead from the Kingdom.

The difference between building for God and building from the Kingdom

Why peace — not revenue — is the first metric of alignment

How nervous system patterns distort leadership and decision-making

The hidden cost of scaling while internally dysregulated

What changes when your identity shifts from performer to daughter

Why Kingdom leadership produces fruit without self-abandonment

If you’re a six-figure female founder who knows she’s capable of more influence, more revenue, and more impact — but refuses to build it at the expense of her peace, family, or faith —

I’m currently opening a limited case study inside Seek First CEO Academy.

Message me on Instagram with the word CEO to apply.

Jesus said the Kingdom is within you.

So why does it feel so hard to experience peace, joy, and freedom — even when you love God and lead a successful business?

In this episode, I unpack why high-performing Christian women often struggle to access the very thing they’re building for — and how nervous system wiring, over-functioning, and identity patterns quietly block what can only be received.

What it actually means that the Kingdom is “within”

Why high-capacity women avoid going inward

The hidden link between performance and safety

Why you can’t out-pray a dysregulated nervous system

The difference between working for peace and receiving it

What Jesus meant about becoming like a child — and why that confronts achievers

If you’re scaling to multiple 6 or 7 figures but still feel restless, braced, or unable to slow down, this conversation will expose the real root.

I’m currently opening a limited case study inside Seek First CEO Academy for six-figure female founders ready to scale from peace instead of pressure.

Message me on Instagram with the word CEO to apply.

My first business looked good. My current business feels good.

For years, I built something that honored God publicly — but internally, I was anxious, braced, and driven. I could post the verse. I just wasn’t living from it.

In this episode, I break down what Jesus actually taught about the Kingdom — and why it changes how you build your business and how you live your life.

Why the Kingdom is not something you work toward

Why Jesus said you must become like a child to enter it

How to identify the fruit

The difference between a "Christian" business and a Kingdom business

The real diagnostic test Jesus gave us

And what the Kingdom actually produces

If peace isn’t present, something else is running your business.

This episode is about identity, where you’re building from, and what your business is revealing.

If it speaks to you, I'd love to hear your thoughts! Send me a message on IG and let me know what resonated. 

There’s a hidden shame many entrepreneurial mothers carry but rarely admit.

You built your business to create more freedom and presence for your family. But instead, you found yourself pulled toward your business because it feels easier to engage with than motherhood.

Not because you love your kids less.

This episode breaks down the nervous system patterns behind this experience and why motherhood and business often expose deeper internal conditioning around safety, performance, and identity.

This is not about choosing between being a present mother and a successful entrepreneur. It’s about increasing your internal capacity so you can sustainably hold both.

Why business can feel more rewarding than motherhood

The nervous system impact of building success from pressure

The hidden cost of the “boss babe” era

Why so many high-performing mothers feel shame and internal conflict

How your brain links productivity with safety

Why success doesn’t resolve internal pressure

The real reason burnout happens

How regulation changes both motherhood and business

You feel guilty for enjoying work more than motherhood at times

You struggle to fully unplug from your business

You are successful but internally exhausted

You want to feel present without losing your ambition

You want success that doesn’t cost your peace

Motherhood isn’t the problem.

Your nervous system determines your capacity to experience both with peace.

When that changes, everything changes.

You took the day off.

And you still woke up tired.

If that’s you, this episode is for you.

You’re not bad at self-care.

Because a spa day can interrupt your schedule —

And if your pattern is to carry everything, fix everything, and absorb everyone else’s emotions… you’ll rest — and then pick the weight right back up.

In this episode, we redefine self-care for high-performing women and entrepreneurs. We explore:

The difference between self-care and soul care

Why emotional overload lingers even after rest

The five layers of real self-care (emotional, relational, boundary, nervous system, identity)

The over-functioning pattern that keeps ambitious women exhausted

Simple ways to begin off-boarding emotional weight

If you’re still tired after the spa day, it’s not because you need better self-care tips.

It’s because you’ve been carrying too much for too long.

And that’s the deeper work.