Marriedpreneur Life

Who is this episode for? This episode is for Marriedpreneurs who know they're not where they desire to be this time of year but are not willing to go into the new year the same way. You’re ready to lean all the way into the vision God have you. Join us on this episode! Below are the highlight timestamps in Season 3 Episode 46 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [05:46] The challenges and rewards of live events. (... and the importance of having systems and a clear vision in place.) [08:41] How to overcome the “points of resistance”. [09:45] Why your business needs the Marriedpreneur operating system. [11:34] Lean on God as you lean into the vision. [15:59] Enjoying the Journey Together: Get practical steps to see traction FAST! By the time you finish listening to this episode, you will be encouraged and will know the actionable, practical steps needed as you go into the new year with your big vision. ENJOYING THE JOURNEY TOGETHER Action Items: This ETJT segment is to position you guys to easily implement the

Who is this episode for? This episode is for Marriedpreneurs who feel torn about what to do first or unsure about how to order their day and often feel unfulfilled. Real Quick: The beauty of marriage is that you have a built-in accountability partner for your marriage goals. Prioritizing your marriage allows you to fulfill your vision and mission. A simple act like this can have significant benefits in terms of deepening your connection, guiding your marriage in the direction you want, and ultimately helping you prioritize each other. Join us on this episode as we go through the 4 ways to prioritize priorities as Marriedpreneurs. Below are the highlight timestamps in episode Season 3 Episode 45 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [04:58] What will happen if we are not prioritizing our priorities? [09:36] Why should the priority must be articulated to your spouse? [13:06] The importance of why priority must be agreed upon. [13:46] Why priority must be attached? [18:17] Enjoying the Journey Together: Get prac

Who is this episode for? This episode is for husbands as Marriedpreneurs who may be struggling to reconcile their priorities as a husband with the demands of their call to the marketplace and/or ministry. Real Quick: As husbands, having a clear view of your priorities helps you determine what's truly important to you, rather than what someone else thinks you should prioritize. It will help you to detangle the pressures and to clarify the priorities that are essential to being the husband and the Marriedpreneurs that we are called to be. Join us on this episode of the “Husbands Huddle” featuring my best friend of 25 years, Tim Ross, host of the podcast The Basement with Tim Ross, who shares his firsthand experience as a marriedpreneur on finding the balance between your priorities as a husband and the demands of your career. Below are the highlight timestamps: [06:21] What are the priorities a husband should have? (Let’s hear Tim’s priority during his transitional season.) [11:29] How to set up your prioriti

Who is this episode for? This episode is for Marriedpreneurs who are exhausted with operating the business on a deadline-to-deadline basis and want an easier way to build. Real Quick: As Marriedpreneurs, deadlines are crucial to accomplishing both big and small goals — be it in business or in marriage. Nevertheless, building in constant reactive mode with those deadlines is draining and not sustainable. . Join us on this episode as we go through the FIVE signs you might be building from a reactive mode (and how to stop it). Below are the highlight timestamps in episode Season 3 Episode 43 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [04:38] The first sign of building from a reactive mode. [05:28] The second sign of building from a reactive mode. [06:37] The third sign of building from a reactive mode. [08:09] The fourth sign of building from a reactive mode. [09:38] The fifth sign of building from a reactive mode. [12:42] Enjoying the Journey Together: Get practical steps to see traction FAST! By the time you finish l

Who is this episode for? This episode is for Marriedpreneurs who SAY they're committed to growth but aren't seeing the results they desire and are ready to make a change. Real Quick: Let’s get right to the point, the primary difference between passive business owners vs. peak performing marriedpreneurs comes down to a decision to be better. After that decision comes daily decisions that line up with that new identity. But what exactly does that look like? n this episode, we’re sharing 9 distinct traits between passive business owners vs. peak performing marriedpreneurs. You might be surprised by what you hear. Below are the highlight timestamps in episode Season 3 Episode 42 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [02:16] What is a passive business owner? What does it look like to be peak-performing marriedpreneurs? [08:06] The nine distinguishing traits for passive business owners are [16:35] What commitment means and how it is intricately connected to identity? [18:35] What does it mean to be a “peak-performing

This episode is for Marriedpreneurs who are preoccupied with the day-to-day of running their businesses and haven't taken the time to implement a strategic plan for growth with up-level systems for 2023. The benefits of having an effective system include greater efficiency, productivity, clarity, consistency, and control — by reducing decision-making time, an effective system promotes efficiency and high-level productivity. Wouldn't it be great if there was a system that could help you protect your healthy marriage while optimizing your business? You are in for a treat as we feature our special guests from The Think Equity Executive Team out of Savannah, GA. Listen in as they share their fascinating story of launching earlier this year and partnering with their husbands in the business. They have experienced a powerful transformation after implementing the Marriedpreneur operating systems and they’re still reaping the benefits! Highlight timestamps in this episode: [05:32] Tiffany, Valencia, Ray, and Robert s

Who is this episode for? This episode is for Marriedpreneurs who feel like giving up due to a lack of business growth Real Quick: Being an marriedpreneur can be challenging like anything else in life. It can be overwhelming because building a profitable business is a process, not something that happens overnight. THERE IS NO SHORTCUT. In this episode we’re gonna guide you through a five-part diagnostic that will help you regain and increase your confidence, get the clarity that you need, and finally redirect your efforts towards profitability, in a wise way. Below are the highlight timestamps in episode Season 3 Episode 40 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [07:09] Number one in the diagnostic. [10:08] Number two in the diagnostic. [11:39] Number three in the diagnostic. [13:01] Number four in the diagnostic. [14:59] Number five in the diagnostic. [17:12] Enjoying the Journey Together: Get practical steps to see traction FAST! By the time you finish listening to this episode, you will be able to learn the

Who is this episode for? This episode is for Marriedpreneurs who are exhausted with operating the business on a deadline-to-deadline basis and want an easier way to build. Real Quick: As Marriedpreneurs, deadlines are crucial to accomplishing both big and small goals — be it in business or in marriage. Nevertheless, building in constant reactive mode with those deadlines is draining and not sustainable. . Join us on this episode as we go through the FIVE signs you might be building from a reactive mode (and how to stop it). Below are the highlight timestamps in episode Season 3 Episode 43 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [04:38] The first sign of building from a reactive mode. [05:28] The second sign of building from a reactive mode. [06:37] The third sign of building from a reactive mode. [08:09] The fourth sign of building from a reactive mode. [09:38] The fifth sign of building from a reactive mode. [12:42] Enjoying the Journey Together: Get practical steps to see traction FAST! By the time you finish l

If you listened to the previous episode, you know a health crisis hit our home. But what you may no know is that we had to step away from the day-to-day business operations for a little over a week- without notice. The beautiful outcome was that the business systems kept things moving forward, even in our temporary absence. This is why this episode is so important. We’re sharing the 3 primary business operation pillars that we used so when life hits your home, you can use them too. Now, is the time to implement so you don’t have to get ready, you’ll be ready! Who is this episode for? This episode is really for those marriedpreneurs who feel like they're just getting by week to week, but are aware of the potential hazards of not having operational systems in place. Below are the highlight timestamps in episode Season 3 Episode 39 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [04:50] First pillar of your business operations is to have a simple plan. [07:34] Second, The right people are the key to making a successful busi

Life has thrown us maaaaany curve balls this season. But we’ve been bent on resting in Christ. If you’ve been forced to pivot from your original timeline, expectations and even results.. This episode is for you. As wifes, helpers, builders and business owners, there’s a LOT on our plates. It’s easy to allow life’s disappointments and hurts to take root in our heart unaware. So, this episode, although was not in the original plans (more on that when you listen) but I believe it’s right on time…. Be encouraged and enjoy listening. Who is this episode for? This episode is really for those marriedpreneurs, especially wives, who want to be challenged to show up fully and stop hiding. Below are the highlight timestamps in episode Season 3 Episode 37 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [10:08] Why we need to be honest with ourselves about our heart. [19:14] How do we respond to things that are in our heart? [24:29] How do we say one thing, but then do we act on it? By the time you finish listening to this episode, y

Launching a business with paying clients in 30 days is absolutely possible. (Disclaimer: there are some business models with longer cycles that might be an exception, but not many) Now the big question is how can emerging Marriedpreneurs take advantage of this golden opportunity? Don’t miss this episode as we highlight the six-step strategy that you can apply to successfully launch your business in 30 days. Who is this episode for? This episode is for emerging Marriedpreneurs who want to finally launch in Q4 and to do it profitably. Below are the highlight timestamps in episode Season 3 Episode 37 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [06:06] The first step of how to launch a business in 30 days. [08:22] The second step of how to launch a business in 30 days. [10:19] The third step of how to launch a business in 30 days. [11:42] The fourth step of how to launch a business in 30 days. [13:43] The fifth step of how to launch a business in 30 days. [15:13] The sixth step of how to launch a business in 30 days. [

Having a successful marriage and a flourishing business is a testimony of God's blessings. The fact that God owns every aspect of our lives, including our finances, inspires us to be generous stewards of His provision. Listen to this episode as we share the five tips to  resting in Christ as Marriedpreneurs (even in launch season) to finally be free  from anxiety and be reminded of God's promises daily. Who is this episode for? This episode is for Marriedpreneurs who have been struggling with anxiety, who have been finding themselves stressing and trying to force their way, but to no avail. Below are the highlight timestamps in episode Season 3 Episode 36 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [06:32] Resting in Christ and why it’s EVERYTHING. [10:33] The first resting in Christ tip as Marriedpreneurs. [11:41] The second resting in Christ tip as Marriedpreneurs. [12:57] The third resting in Christ tip as Marriedpreneurs. [14:02] The fourth resting in Christ tip as Marriedpreneurs. [15:58] The fifth r

As a Marriedpreneur couple, are you afraid that you will end the year the same as before? Fear that your journey will end up like last year can be common, especially as the hustle and bustle of real life and daily routines get in the way. Join us in this episode as we introduce our  S.T.R.O.N.G method — six actionable steps that you can use to finally get that clear path you’ve been looking for to finish the year strong. Who is this episode for? This episode is for Marriedpreneurs who wear many hats and are desperately needing a roadmap on where to focus so they can finish the year strong. So, below are the highlight timestamps in episode Season 3 Episode 35 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [07:22] The S in the STRONG method. [08:35] The T in the STRONG method. [09:42] The R in the STRONG method. [11:57] The O in the STRONG method. [13:44] The N in the STRONG method. [15:27] The G in the STRONG method. [17:46] Enjoying the Journey Together: Get practical steps to see traction FAST! By the time you

If you’re like us, growing up in church, you’ve likely heard about the Proverbs 31 woman. She just seems to have it ALL together. She has a solid marriage, flourishing businesses, systems with support at home, and she walks in the peace of the Lord. She ain’t stressed and overwhelmed, drained and scatter brained. All of that takes skill and discipline AND intentionality. Intentional LIFE INVESTMENTS is what she does everyday. She is clear on her priorities in the moment at each moment. This is a skill I believe we’ll all be working to perfect until our last breath. It’s living fully and present in the moment each day. This is exactly what we’re talking about today as we think about the Modern Proverbs 31 Woman and where she is today. Our very special guest is one who embodies intentional life investments so well! Her husband may be known for his countless Grammys as Mr. Kirk Franklin, but today, we get the chance to hear from his wife who is able to laugh at the future because she trusts the Lord. Mrs. Tammy

As a Marriedpreneur couple, you chose to chart your own path and take full responsibility for your success — for relationship and business. However,we all have instances that we unintentional hold ourselves back. Perhaps you're not aware that certain unconscious behaviors are preventing you from reaching your goals. When we get down to it, It’s SELF-SABOTAGE. In this episode, we are going to deep dive one by one into the three obvious and three not-so-obvious signs of self-sabotage. Who is this episode for? This episode is for  Marriedpreneurs who are exhibiting patterns and signs of incompletion and disruption that hinder their goals and undermines their values. We’re gonna shine some light bring some practical tools to break free. So, below are the highlight timestamps in episode Season 3 Episode 33 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [04:01] - What is self-sabotage in the definition? [05:49] - The first obvious sign of self-sabotage. [09:31] - The second obvious sign… [13:20] - The third obvious sign…

If your spouse owns a business and asks you to join in his/her venture, what would you do? We know that this can be a sensitive and overwhelming question. The risk of owning a business by itself is high, but running your business with your spouse raises the stakes EVEN higher when you’re both equally vested. What if we tell you that there are ways to work through these tough spots? Join us in this episode, The Husbands’ Huddle Edition, featuring our guest, Phil Bynes of Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur, as he shares his Marriedpreneur journey — how a husband becomes a strong pillar to the family through God’s grace and wisdom- and it has very little to do with how much he makes. This episode is dedicated to husbands who are struggling in transition into business and are stepping into building a business with their wives but inwardly frustrated because they don't know exactly where they fit in. Highlights of S3 Ep32 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: 04:08 Introducing today’s guest: Phil Bynes of Kingdom Driven LL

As students in life, we greatly benefit from learning from others, as it helps us to bypass costly mistakes we would otherwise make. When we’re able to take others' experiences of the same or similar situations and see how it applies to our marriage and business, we can save our Marriedpreneur journey from unncessary pain. Join us in this special Anniversary Edition episode as we share 13 powerful marriedpreneur lessons we’ve  learned over the course of 13 years of marriage that we believe will benefit your Marriedpreneur Journey too! Who is this episode for? This episode is dedicated to Marriedpreneurs who appreciate learning from the experiences of others. Who are wanting to avoid those subtle pitfalls that get them stuck and frustrated. So, here are the timestamps for each lesson below in episode Season 3 Episode 31 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [04:44] - The 13th lesson that we've learned in 13 years of marriage [05:34] - The 12th lesson... [06:12] - The 11th lesson... [06:55] - The 10th lesson

As a marriedpreneur couple, it's important to be armed with the right tools when it comes to juggling business systems and even in marriage. Without proper tools, you’ll ALWAYS struggle with the limitations of efforts, which can cause stagnation and frustration — kinda like a hamster in a wheel. This episode features Keith and Carol McGrapth of Shed Light Properties, LLC sharing their drastic transformation experienced in both business and marriage after implementing the Marriedpreneur Operating Systems. Their transparency and rawness offers hope and insight for anyone seeking wisdom on walking out their vision. This episode is dedicated to Marriedpreneurs who are juggling the many pieces that come with marriage and business and don’t know there's a better way to streamline and build together, but there is. And we’re going to show you how! Here’s what we dive into this episode: [05:22] Guest intro, Keith and Carol of Shed Light Properties.  [08:16] How Shed Light Properties business model impacts underse

As a Marriedpreneur, how often do you feel overwhelmed by your daily activities, whether in your business or personal life? The most common perception of rest is as merely the absence of work that doesn't contribute to our well-being. As a result, it can often be equated with laziness. However, there is no truth to this statement. According to the biblical story, “Even God rested on the seventh day.” — traditionally, humans have too. In this episode, we will talk about the value of rest: why it's so important and how it helps to boost your revenue. Who is this episode for? This episode is dedicated to Marriedpreneurs who are seeking increased revenue but without overwhelming. So, here’s exactly what we dive into in episode Season 3 Episode 29 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [05:54] - A recent study from INTEGRIS Health about stress and what you need to know. [09:07] - Is rest as a reward or a requirement? [12:25] - How rest increases revenue. [14:57] - Enjoying the Journey Together: Get practical steps to

The way to growth, like most things in life, is about finding the right balance. Successful Marriedpreneurs learn how to manage the right formula of proactive work, setting priorities, and effectively managing time. Time is your most valuable asset that you can't get back once you've lost it. With these things in mind, how are you able to establish clear priorities and manage your time efficiently? We got your back! In this episode, we will guide you through the highly effective actionable steps on how to steward your time better without stress. Who is this episode for? This episode is dedicated to Marriedpreneurs who are seeking practicable powerful ways for stewarding their time better without getting a headache. So, here’s exactly what we dive into in episode Season 3 Episode 28 of the Marriedpreneur Life podcast: [06:16] Reddit poll — how much time do people waste every day? [08:17] The Time Stewarding Triangle: The first point of the time triangle [10:45] The Time Stewarding Triangle: The second point of