What does it look like to run a business during the holidays as a mama, a CEO, and a follower of Jesus? In today’s episode, Rachel shares the real, grace-filled rhythms of working from home in December without losing sight of what truly matters. From shortened work windows to client communication to the holy interruptions of motherhood, this episode invites you to slow down, breathe deep, and build a business anchored in peace—not pressure.

With Scripture guiding the conversation, Rachel reminds us why we boldly say Merry Christmas, how the Prince of Peace can lead our pace, and why presence with our families is one of the greatest gifts we can give.

If you’re a faith-driven entrepreneur feeling stretched thin this season, this episode will help you realign your heart, your home, and your business with Jesus at the center.

Listen now, and let’s walk into this season anchored in peace.
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In this Season 2 opener of The Final Bell, Rachel Roach shares a raw and refreshing look at what happens when God redirects your steps—personally, professionally, and spiritually. If you're navigating a life or business transition, this episode will feel like a warm cup of coffee with a friend who gets it.

Rachel opens up about how homeschooling, motherhood, and business ownership have shifted her perspective, slowed her pace, and deepened her dependence on God. She explores what it really means to surrender your plans and trust that the Lord is establishing your steps—even when the path looks nothing like you expected.

This episode is for the faith-led woman who is:• reevaluating her 9–5• craving more purpose and peace• running a business that feels out of alignment• learning to balance motherhood and CEO life• stepping into a new season and needing encouragement

You’ll walk away reminded that:• God’s plan is always better than yours• a shift doesn’t mean you’re failing—sometimes it means you’re finally aligned• slowing down can be an act of obedience• you don’t need the whole map, just the next right step

If you’re entering a new season—willingly or not—this episode will help you breathe deeper, trust stronger, and walk forward with confidence in the One who goes before you.

Life and business are full of shifts. Kids grow. Clients pivot. Seasons change. And as moms and CEOs, those changes often stretch us in ways we didn’t expect.

In this final episode of Season 1, I’m leaning into the beauty of change and the challenge it brings. Just like summer turns into fall, the rhythms of our homes and businesses shift too. But what matters most is how we handle those shifts; not in our own strength, but by rooting ourselves in God’s Word, our marriages, our children, and the businesses He has entrusted to us.

If you’ve been feeling the weight of transition, this conversation is for you. Grab a cozy blanket, your favorite coffee, and let’s reflect together on how God prepares us for every season.

🎧 Listen now to close out Season 1 of The Final Bell with encouragement and challenge for your own season of change.

Homeschooling, CEO Shifts, and Trusting God in the Pivot

This season of life looks different than I ever imagined. With my kindergartner now in a hybrid homeschool program—two days in the classroom and three days at home—my daily rhythms as a CEO, mom, and wife have shifted dramatically.

In this episode, I’m sharing what it’s really looked like to balance homeschooling with running my business. From learning to pause mid-task to sit down for phonics lessons, to realizing my kids come before my laptop, this season has stretched me in patience, trust, and perspective.

It hasn’t always been easy, but it has been good. And through it all, God has reminded me that slowing down doesn’t mean stepping away from my calling—it means aligning my steps with His.

If you’re navigating a pivot—whether in family, business, or faith—this episode will encourage you to embrace the shift, trust God in the process, and remember that your worth isn’t tied to hustle.

🎧 Tune in and be reminded: you don’t have to do it all to do what matters most.

Sometimes God calls us to take a step before we see the whole staircase. In this heartfelt episode of The Final Bell, I’m sharing my personal journey of leaving a stable career to become a faith-driven virtual assistant, the fears I faced, and the way God provided every step of the way.

If you’ve been feeling the nudge toward something new—whether it’s a career shift, starting a business, or stepping into a new season—you’ll find encouragement here to say “yes” to God, even when the details aren’t clear.

It’s time to embrace the better yes.

Are you sitting on a dream, calling, or idea—just waiting for someone to tell you it’s okay to start? In this heartfelt episode, Rachel shares why waiting for the world’s approval can hold you back from stepping into God’s best for your life.

With her signature mix of warmth, encouragement, and faith-based truth, Rachel invites you to grab your favorite coffee and a cozy blanket for an honest conversation about people-pleasing, fear, and the freedom of saying “yes” to God without hesitation.

If you’ve been waiting for permission, this episode is your gentle nudge to move forward—knowing you already have His.

🎧 Listen now and be encouraged to step boldly into your calling.
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Leaving the security of a 9–5 job isn’t just about walking away from a paycheck—it’s about trusting that God has something greater on the other side. In this heartfelt episode, I’m sharing the story of how I stepped out of the classroom and into a new season of obedience, peace, and purpose.

From battling self-doubt to watching God multiply my obedience into blessings for my family and my business, this is an episode for anyone who’s standing at the edge of change and wondering if they can really trust God with the next step. Spoiler alert: you can—and you should.

🎧 Listen now to be encouraged, inspired, and reminded that you don’t need all the answers—just a “yes” to God’s calling.

In this episode, I’m fresh off a beach trip with my family—and I’m sharing some sandcastle lessons you didn’t know you needed.

From watching my kids try (and fail) to build too close to the waves, to seeing the difference a little help makes when they let me step in, God reminded me of something powerful:

We weren’t created to build alone.

As a faith-driven virtual assistant, I know the weight of juggling motherhood and entrepreneurship. And while we can do a lot on our own, that doesn’t mean we should.

Today’s conversation is part story time, part encouragement, and part invitation to rethink how you’re structuring your support as a business owner. I’ll walk you through why it’s not a badge of honor to do it all alone—and what it looks like to invite help that makes things easier, quicker, and even more fun.

If you’re craving more peace, presence, and purpose in your business, I created something just for you 👇

Check out The Vision Steward:
https://www.crownofglorysolutions.com/the-vision-steward/p/the-vision-steward-because-god-didnt-call-you-to-build-alone

Inside this flexible short-term partnership, I help fellow faith-driven virtual assistants and Christian business owners bring order to chaos, strategize systems, and steward their vision with holy margin.

Whether you’re knee-deep in a launch, buried under admin tasks, or just need a refresh of your back end—The Vision Steward is here to walk with you.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

• The parenting moment that sparked a major business mindset shift

• Why building a business alone might be hurting more than helping

• How faith-driven virtual assistants are designed to serve with strategy and heart

• The biblical foundation for why partnership matters in life and business

• A behind-the-scenes look at my newest offer to help you scale without burnout

Scripture Mentioned:

• Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 – “Two are better than one…”

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Let’s stop doing it all alone. Your business—and your family—will thank you.

If your online presence feels more like a performance than a reflection of who you really are… it’s time to pause.
In this episode, I’m diving into why showing up real, raw, and rooted in Christ is the most powerful thing you can do as a business owner.

Whether you're a Christian virtual assistant, a coach, a content creator, or anywhere in between—this one’s for you. We’ll talk about how pretending to be someone else online isn’t just exhausting—it’s ineffective. And more importantly, it’s not the way God intended us to lead.

From client trust to spiritual truth, we’re pulling back the curtain and talking about:

• What Scripture says about showing up as your authentic self

• Why your clients crave the real you

• How to stop separating your faith from your business

• Practical encouragement to own your voice in every space you show up

Let’s stop wearing the mask and start leading with truth.
🎧 Hit play and walk away feeling confident, equipped, and seen.

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Imposter syndrome isn’t just something business owners feel—it shows up in motherhood, marriage, ministry, and every corner of life where we’re pouring ourselves out and wondering if we’re doing enough.

In this episode, I’m getting real about the battles I’ve faced with imposter syndrome—not just as an entrepreneur, but as a mom and a worship leader too. You’ll hear how the enemy tries to use doubt to steal our peace, and how the Word of God equips us to fight back with truth and confidence.

This one’s for the mamas who are questioning if they’re doing it “right,” for the women building businesses while folding laundry, and for anyone who’s ever thought, “Who am I to do this?”

Spoiler alert: you are called. And you’re not walking this road alone.

Let’s dive in and silence the lies—with faith, fire, and the full armor of God.

🎧 Listen now and be encouraged to step boldly into your calling—whatever season you’re in.

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