In this episode, we discuss the power of continuous learning and the importance of aligning your business with God’s priorities. We explore how business growth is directly linked to personal growth and how God’s providence guides our decisions.

Kay shares personal stories about creating space for communication and connection in relationships, emphasizing that building a business isn’t just about the work—it’s about nurturing the people and values that sustain it. Whether through learning or intentional relationships, this episode highlights how focusing on what matters most accelerates personal and business growth.

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This episode explores the importance of community and trusting God’s guidance in business. Kay shares her story of launching Magnolia and Ivy, a tea room born from a vision rather than traditional market research. She talks about how creating beauty and connection is part of God's plan and how trusting His providence leads to success.

The conversation also touches on the power of pursuing dreams and embracing God's timing, offering encouragement for those feeling stuck or overwhelmed in their own business journeys.

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In this episode, Kay discusses the importance of continuous learning in business and life. She shares how stepping out in faith and trusting God’s providence led to the success of her ventures like Magnolia and Ivy.

Kay also emphasizes that businesses thrive on strong relationships and intentionality, not just profits. Whether in business or personal life, protecting connection and growing together is key to success.

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When we understand that our business operates under God's sovereignty, it changes everything. It's not about profit alone—it’s about serving the King of Kings.

When we align our business with Kingdom principles—integrity, diligence, generosity, and purpose—we build a legacy that honors God and impacts others. It’s not about striving. It’s about partnering with God and trusting His sovereignty to guide every step.

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In Episode 3, Kay emphasizes the importance of inviting God's presence into every aspect of our lives, including our businesses. She highlights that work is not just work, it is worship.

By partnering with God in our business decisions, we can experience His presence and power in our professional endeavors, leading to greater fulfillment and success.

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Understanding that personal growth directly impacts business success is the main topic of this episode—

Your business will never outgrow your personal capacity. If we don't prioritize growth and self-care, our work will reflect the internal struggles we haven’t addressed. Personal development is key to sustaining a thriving business.

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Realizing that a kingdom business is not just about financial success but about aligning with God's principles means integrating our faith into every part of our work. Business isn’t separate from our calling or the other areas of our lives; it’s an extension of our worship.

In this episode, Kay shares her perspective on how a kingdom business is built on the kingdom. She talks about how a kingdom business is different from just regular worldly business because a kingdom has a King, and the King has requirements and principles.

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Kay talks with Beth about practical ways you can invite God's presence & power into your business, taking time to pray for each facet of the work you do-- including the people and the projects and so much more.

Don't let it get overwhelming...

With a plan and a little bit of intentionality (and LOADS of grace), you CAN do it.

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The five facets of the Kingdom business framework are...

🌸 Presence & power

= Partner with God not only in your personal life but also in your business decisions. He wants to show up in your work in the same way He manifests in other areas of life.

🌸 Principles of business

= Implement the precepts we teach, all found in the book of Proverbs, about running a Kingdom business. These timeless truths work anytime we implement them consistently.

🌸 Promotion & marketing

= Work through our messaging resources so you can clearly communicate what you do, show prospects how to connect with you, and then serve them at a higher level. When this happens, your customer base grows and profits escalate.

🌸 Professional requirements

= Though most of us don't like to think about them, there are certain things we must do in order to run a business. We'll help you navigate incorporation, bylaws, IRS filings, spreadsheets, and other necessities.

🌸 Personal care & growth

= your business will never outgrow your personal capacity. You must take care of you. With proper boundaries, you can "win at work" and "win at home," and you can succeed in business while remaining centered and whole.