Who is your Customer?

Creating Offers That Reflect Your Values

Creating an offer shouldn't feel confusing... but for so many entrepreneurs, it does. In this episode, I'm sharing one of the biggest lessons I've been learning about building a business that truly serves people. After attending the Podcast Summit this past weekend, I came home reminded that growth isn't about having all the answers—it's about being willing to keep learning and stewarding what God has entrusted to us. We'll talk about why so many business owners struggle to explain what they do, the three decisions every offer needs, and how to create something that's clear, sustainable, and valuable without feeling salesy or inauthentic. We'll also look at what Colossians 3:23 teaches us about excellence and why creating a thoughtful offer is more than good business—it's good stewardship. If you've ever questioned your pricing, struggled to package your services, or wondered if your offer is actually clear, this episode is for you. Whether you're just starting your business or refining what you've already built, my prayer is that this episode gives you both practical clarity and encouragement to keep building with God. Reflection Question: Which part of your offer needs the most clarity right now: what's included, how you deliver it, or how you've priced it? As always... Keep building... but build with God.

Who is your Customer?

Who has God actually called you to serve? In this episode, I talk about why identifying your ideal customer is one of the most important steps in building a successful business. We'll discuss how to create a customer avatar, where to find your audience online, and why understanding the people you're called to serve can transform your content, messaging, and business. Drawing from Matthew 9:36 (NIV), we're reminded that Jesus didn't just see crowds—He saw people. As entrepreneurs, we're called to do the same. Visit www.thesubmissiveceo.com [http://www.thesubmissiveceo.com] for resources, updates, and more.

What problem are you solving?

One of the most important questions I believe every entrepreneur needs to answer is this: What problem are you solving? In this episode, we're continuing the Business Basics series and having an honest conversation about why so many entrepreneurs struggle with growth, sales, and messaging—not because they lack talent or a good idea, but because they aren't completely clear about the problem they're helping people solve. I'll walk you through why this matters, how it impacts your business, and practical ways to identify the value you bring to the people you're called to serve. We'll talk about recognizing patterns in your life, learning from your own experiences, listening to your audience, and seeking God's direction as you build. If you've ever struggled to explain what you do, felt frustrated by slow growth, or wondered how to better connect with your audience, this episode is for you. Scripture References: Philippians 2:4 (NIV) Proverbs 3:5-6 (NIV) Reflection Question: Who do you believe God has called you to serve, and what challenge keeps showing up in their lives that you may be uniquely equipped to help them overcome? Thank you for listening to The Submissive CEO Podcast. If this episode encouraged you, please follow, rate, review, and share it with someone who is building a business with God. And as always, keep building... but build with God. Resources: www.TheSubmissiceCEO.com

How Do You Actually Start a Business?

If you've ever felt called to start a business but weren't sure where to begin, this episode is for you. Today, I'm breaking down the first practical steps to starting a business without overcomplicating the process. There is so much information available to aspiring entrepreneurs that it's easy to become overwhelmed before you ever take a step. My goal in this episode is to simplify the beginning and help you focus on what matters most right now. We'll talk about: • Why every business starts with a decision • How to move from idea to action • The foundational steps to take before worrying about websites, logos, or LLCs • How to create structure around your business from the very beginning • Why God values small beginnings If you've been carrying an idea, praying about starting something, or wondering what your next step should be, I hope this episode gives you the clarity and encouragement you need to begin. Scripture: Zechariah 4:10 (NIV) Reflection Question: If you decided to take your business idea seriously today, what would your very next step be? Resources from this episode, including recommended tools and downloads, can be found on the Resources tab at: www.thesubmissiveceo.com [http://www.thesubmissiveceo.com]

Bamboo Season

In this episode, I'm talking about what I call a bamboo season. We often focus on visible growth, but bamboo can spend years developing an underground foundation before it ever breaks through the surface. As entrepreneurs, it's easy to become discouraged when progress feels slow, sales aren't where we want them to be, or the results don't seem to match the effort. But what if God is using this season to build the capacity, character, and foundation you'll need for what's next? Join me as we explore the power of preparation, trusting God's timing, and recognizing that some of the most important growth happens beneath the surface. If this episode resonates with you, be sure to follow the podcast, share it with a fellow entrepreneur, and let me know what business topics you'd like me to cover in our new Business Basics series starting next week. Scripture: Galatians 6:9 (NIV) Email me at support@thesubmissiveceo.com [support@thesubmissiveceo.com] with your questions or topic ideas.  Support the show: www.buymeacoffee.com/thesubmissiveceo For more information: www.TheSubmissiveceo.com  [http://www.thesubmissiveceo.com%20/]