Catholic Moms Made For Business

I'm not pregnant! But a lot of women, including some of my clients, are pregnant and I wanted to do an episode that explains what I would do with my business if I found out I was pregnant.

My first guest on the show! Katherine Burow is the Executive Director of the Abortion Dialogue Academy, an organization that trains college students how to have calm conversations with pro-choice students so they become pro-life students and their results are astounding! Katherine shares: - What coaching has done for her fundraising numbers. - How coaching has affected her marriage and home life....

One of the most common things I get asked is what to do about mom guilt. Today I break down how to avoid mom guilt altogether and then what to do if it does show up.

Did you pray openly and with hope about finding your husband? What if you prayed about your business in the same way? What if you asked the Lord for all the attributes of your dream business? We can pray this way and the Lord loves it when we ask great things of Him.

What are you waiting to give yourself permission for? Are you putting God in a box? As Catholic entrepreneurs, it's our job to listen for our calling from the Lord and then trust that if He calls us, He will equip us.

There are some unique challenges to being a married entrepreneur. I break down some great tips for setting yourself up for success with your spouse when it comes to folding your business into your family life! If you're a Catholic entrepreneur who is married or about to be married, this a must-listen!

You wouldn't stay in a toxic relationship with a person so why do you put up with one in your business? Sterling breaks down the signs of a toxic relationship and how to create a healthy one instead. Plus, having adhd, a new Remarkable tablet and the Focused workshop!

God gives you specific talents for a reason. You naturally have joy doing certain things in your business. When the things you enjoy doing overlap with activities that bring clients... that's the magic zone.

Brains hate being visible. If you find yourself avoiding posting on social media, or not launching a podcast... it could very well be your brain is trying to protect you. It's confused and I'll tell you what you can do about it!

How do you create demand in your Catholic business? What if it was already there? Sterling breaks down how most of us think about demand and how we can think instead! Ready to grow your Catholic business, let's go!

Reviewing your business every quarter is a very powerful way to celebrate wins, be honest about what needs work, and get on top of your finances. I break down how to review your quarters in a way that doesn't feel awful!

Discouraged about your numbers? Let's talk about how we view our business as a path to sainthood so even when we're not crushing our short-term goals, we're refining ourselves for our long-term goal of sainthood.

Many of you dread overcoming objection sin the sales process because the thought of it makes you feel icky or scared. THat's just your brain not wanting to be rejected or feel discomfort but your brain is just confused. Overcoming objections is just telling the truth. It is a service to the soul in front of you to tell the truth, always.

Do you want to know how to let God lead your business? Sterling breaks down why we should be careful about crowdsourcing business ideas and how we can use religious books to make decisions in your business!

There are three ways our brains compare ourselves with others. Sterling breaks down the three ways, why our brains do that, and how you can respond instead of spiraling into fear or panic.

Did you know you have fans? Yes, even if you have zero followers. The content you make now will be for your fans in the future. We make content for fans and you know what... it's a lot of fun!

Want to know what my week looks like? I go through a regular week and a traveling week so you see how my husband and I both have coaching practices while homeschooling six kids.

There are three sneaky ways we hold ourselves back from growing our businesses. If you're working really hard but you feel stuck, this episode will show three reasons that might be the root cause.

God gives us an opportunity to learn how to love ourselves in business and in motherhood. Come find out why you are the perfect mother for your kids and the perfect CEO of your business.

How do we reconcile wanting to live a humble life like Mary when God is calling us to live a big and public life? Let's dive into how we can answer God's calling to be in business but still do it like Mary.

I get this question all the time and I will tell you exactly how you should price your offer no matter what you sell. This solution is so simple and it feels great! Come learn how to price your offer as a Catholic entrepreneur whether you're new to business or you've been in business for years.

Remember, your brain hates entrepreneurship. Your brain thinks business is risky and scary so it's always going to be talking you out of doing your work. Here are the two thoughts I hear from business owners no matter what stage of business they're in.    Also, I talk about a really powerful exercise you can do in the morning to really start moving your business forward!

Today we're talking about the cost of taking the bet on being a Catholic entrepreneur based on this quote from Alex Hormozi: "Our optimism can be our Achilles heel because we believe that the chance of success is actually greater than it is, and we underestimate the cost of taking the bet." It's important to have hope and belief in your success but have you really considered the price you'll have...

We often get more results in our business when we buy a course or hire a coach but it's not because of the knowledge we get. It's because of the thoughts we then allow ourselves to think. Sterling breaks down why it's not a good idea buy from need and what to do instead.

I learned so much about business in my first year making six figures and I want to share those lessons with you. I also share the way I think Mary would do business.