LIKELY LOSER - Online Business for Introverted Christian Women

89 | Building Deep, Loyal Client Relationships as an Introvert (Without Small Talk)

Key Takeaways:
💬 1. The Power of Depth Over Width
You don’t need 100 clients—you need a handful of the right ones.
Deep relationships often lead to long-term clients, referrals, and brand advocates.
Proverbs 18:24 – “A man of many companions may come to ruin, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother.”
🤝 2. How to Build Meaningful One-on-One Connections
Focus on listening more than speaking—clients feel seen and valued.
Personalize communication: send voice notes, check-in emails, or handwritten cards.
Ask thoughtful, open-ended questions that get to the heart of their needs.
Be consistent—trust is built through small, repeated actions.
🌱 3. Nurturing Without Noise
Use systems like email nurturing sequences, client check-ins, and feedback forms to keep communication personal and sustainable.
Offer your presence—not just your product. Be a guide, not a salesman.
Ecclesiastes 9:10 – “Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might.” Excellence builds trust.
🔧 4. Tools and Boundaries for Introverted Relationship-Building
Use scheduling tools to automate calls and follow-ups.
Set clear office hours and communication expectations.
Leverage Voxer, email, or async communication if live calls feel draining.
Don’t force group settings—your 1:1 relationships are your superpower.
Let's Take Action:
Choose one current or past client and: ✅ Send them a personal message of encouragement or appreciation ✅ Ask how you can support them this week ✅ Watch how that simple act deepens the connection
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
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88 | How to Keep God at the Center of Your Business (Without Feeling Conflicted About Making Money)

Key Takeaways:
🙏 1. God's Design for Work and Wealth
Work is God’s idea—He placed Adam in the garden to work before sin entered the world (Genesis 2:15).
Money is not evil; the love of money is (1 Timothy 6:10).
God delights in blessing the work of our hands (Deuteronomy 28:12).
🙏 2. Why Keeping God at the Center Is Crucial
Without God at the center, business can easily become an idol.
Matthew 6:33 – “But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.”
Keeping God first ensures your business is an assignment, not just an ambition.
🙏 3. How to Stay God-Centered While Growing Your Business
Start every workday with prayer and surrender: Invite God into your strategy, your sales, and your service.
Align your offers with your values: Make sure your services/products help others in a way that honors Christ.
Give generously: Practice tithing, giving to ministries, and being generous with your time and wisdom.
Measure success differently: Celebrate faithfulness over fame, obedience over outcome.
🙏 4. Dealing with Money Mindset Blocks
It’s okay to be compensated for the value you bring—it’s Biblical!
1 Corinthians 9:14 – “The Lord has commanded that those who preach the gospel should receive their living from the gospel.”
Shift your view: Earning money allows you to bless others, support ministries, and steward resources well.
Let's Take Action:
Spend time in prayer this week asking: 💭 “God, what does it look like for me to honor You fully in my business?" Then make one intentional change—whether it's in your pricing, messaging, daily habits, or the way you celebrate wins.
Encouraging Scripture:
📖 “Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.” – Proverbs 16:3 📖 “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.” – Colossians 3:23
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
To Email Us: Reen@cupsofcoco.com

87 | Repost: From Misfit to Messenger: How You Can Redefine Fitting In As A Christian

Repost: Let's take it back to the beginning, where it all started with our first and most downloaded episode...enjoy
Do you ever identify as a misfit, you ever felt different, like you never fit in? In this episode, we are talking about why you always feel like you don’t belong. We are diving deep into how we identify as Christians and why that matters in your journey of becoming your best self.
Verses Mentioned: Psalm 139:14, Psalm 17:8 1, John 3:1, 2 Corinthians 5:17, John 1:12, Romans 8:9, 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, Romans 8:38-39
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
To Email Us: Reen@cupsofcoco.com

86 | How Introverted Entrepreneurs Can Cultivate Bold Faith & Quiet Confidence

Key Takeaways:
💡 1. Understanding Bold Faith vs. Loud Personality
Bold faith isn’t about volume—it’s about trusting God fully, even when it’s uncomfortable.
God used quiet leaders in powerful ways (think: Esther, Moses, and Mary).
2 Timothy 1:7 – “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind.”
You can show up in your own way and still make an impact.
💡 2. What Quiet Confidence Looks Like
Trusting your God-given intuition and insight.
Making intentional decisions, not rushed ones.
Psalm 46:10 – “Be still and know that I am God.”
Leading from behind the scenes, yet still being effective and influential.
💡 3. Practical Ways to Cultivate Bold Faith
Start your day in the Word—faith grows from time in God’s presence.
Speak the Word over your business—faith comes by hearing (Romans 10:17).
Say “yes” to faith-led risks, even if they scare you.
Surround yourself with faith-filled voices (mentors, podcasts, community).
💡 4. Practical Ways to Build Quiet Confidence
Know your strengths and lean into them—you were wired this way on purpose.
Set clear boundaries to protect your peace.
Practice “showing up” in small, consistent ways (emails, DMs, blog posts, voice messages).
Celebrate your wins—even the quiet ones!
Let's Take Action:
This week, identify one area where fear is holding you back in your business. 👉 Replace that fear with truth from Scripture. 👉 Then take one bold, obedient step—even if it’s behind the scenes.
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
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85 | Faith Over Hustle: Accomplishing Your Goals at God’s Pace

Are you constantly pushing, grinding, and striving to grow your business faster—but still feeling spiritually and emotionally drained? In this episode, we unpack the difference between hustle culture and Holy Spirit-led growth. Learn how to pursue your business goals in step with God, not the pressure of the world.
Key Takeaways:
✨ 1. The Trap of Hustle Culture
The world tells us: “Work harder. Sleep less. Do more.”
Hustle glorifies performance, not purpose.
It can lead to burnout, confusion, and disconnection from God.
Proverbs 10:22 – “The blessing of the Lord makes rich, and He adds no sorrow with it.”
✨ 2. What Growing at God’s Pace Looks Like
It means trusting His timing, not forcing your own.
God often grows you before He grows your business.
Ecclesiastes 3:1 – “To everything there is a season…”
Jesus never rushed, yet fulfilled every assignment.
✨ 3. Signs You’re Operating in Hustle Mode
Anxiety when you’re not being “productive.”
Comparing your timeline to others.
Saying yes to things out of fear, not obedience.
Ignoring rest, Sabbath, or spiritual direction.
✨ 4. How to Shift to a Faith-Led Business Rhythm
Start with prayer before planning your business week.
Make rest a non-negotiable (Exodus 20:8-10).
Let go of artificial deadlines that God never gave you.
Ask for daily manna, not 5-year blueprints—God provides just what you need (Matthew 6:11).
✨ 5. What You Gain When You Walk With God
Peace in the process.
Confidence in your calling.
A business that glorifies God and reflects His grace.
Clients and opportunities that align with your values and purpose.
Let's Take Action:
Take 10 minutes this week to pray over your schedule and ask: 💭 “God, where am I striving in my own strength instead of trusting You?” Then, remove one hustle-based habit and replace it with a faith-based rhythm—whether it’s rest, prayer, or planning with the Holy Spirit.
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
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84 | How to Serve Boldly Without People-Pleasing

Key Takeaways:
Understanding the Inner Critic
Fear-based, critical, negative.
Points out your flaws, magnifies insecurities ("You're not ready," "You're not qualified").
Often rooted in past experiences or comparison.
Characteristics of God’s Voice
Always aligned with Scripture.
Encourages, corrects lovingly, brings peace (John 10:27, Romans 8:1).
Prompts growth but not out of fear or shame.
Practical Ways to Discern the Difference:
Test the thoughts against the Word (2 Timothy 3:16).
Notice the fruit: Does it bring peace or anxiety? (Galatians 5:22-23)
Pray & pause: Invite God into the decision before reacting.
Seek wise counsel: Other believers can help confirm.
Why It Matters in Business Decisions:
Your calling requires bold steps—don’t let the inner critic paralyze you.
God equips those He calls (Exodus 4:10-12).
Daily Practices to Strengthen God’s Voice in Your Mind:
Daily Scripture reading.
Journaling God's promises over your business.
Replacing negative self-talk with truth.
Let's Take Action: This week, when doubt creeps in, pause and write down the thought. Ask: 👉 Does this align with God’s truth? 👉 Would God speak to me this way?
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
To Email Us: Reen@cupsofcoco.com

83 | God’s Voice vs. Inner Critic: How to Tell the Difference in Business

Key Talking Points:
Understanding the Inner Critic
Fear-based, critical, negative.
Points out your flaws, magnifies insecurities ("You're not ready," "You're not qualified").
Often rooted in past experiences or comparison.
Characteristics of God’s Voice
Always aligned with Scripture.
Encourages, corrects lovingly, brings peace (John 10:27, Romans 8:1).
Prompts growth but not out of fear or shame.
Practical Ways to Discern the Difference:
Test the thoughts against the Word (2 Timothy 3:16).
Notice the fruit: Does it bring peace or anxiety? (Galatians 5:22-23)
Pray & pause: Talk to God and listen for the response
Seek wise counsel: Other believers/experiences can help confirm.
Why It Matters in Business Decisions:
Your calling requires bold steps—don’t let the inner critic paralyze you.
God equips those He calls (Exodus 4:10-12).
Daily Practices to Strengthen God’s Voice in Your Mind:
Daily Scripture reading.
Journaling God's promises over your business.
Replacing negative self-talk with truth.
Let's Take Action This week, when doubt creeps in, pause and write down the thought. Ask: 👉 Does this align with God’s truth? 👉 Would God speak to me this way?
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
To Email Us: Reen@cupsofcoco.com

82 | Why Visibility Feels Draining and How to Market Yourself Authentically Without Burning Out

Key Takeaways
The Visibility Pressure Trap
Social media glamorizes being "everywhere."
Introverts may feel like they're failing if they're not constantly posting or showing up live.
Reminder: Your value isn't tied to visibility metrics!
Why It Feels Draining
Constant outward energy → mentally exhausting.
Lack of boundaries → emotional burnout.
Not aligned with how God designed you.
Biblical Encouragement: Jesus' Rhythm of Solitude & Service
Mark 1:35 - Jesus withdrew often to recharge.
Visibility isn't constant; it’s purposeful.
Practical Tips for Authentic Marketing Without Burnout
Choose 1-2 key platforms you enjoy.
Batch content to minimize daily drain.
Focus on depth, not volume (1 meaningful post > 5 shallow ones).
Automate and repurpose content strategically.
Lean into written formats (blog posts, email newsletters) or whatever feels most natural.
Shift Your Mindset: Visibility as Service, Not Self-Promotion
Your content serves people, not your ego.
Trust that God will amplify your efforts (Proverbs 16:3).
Let's Take Action:
Audit your current marketing habits—what feels life-giving, what feels draining? Choose one change this week to protect your energy and still show up authentically.
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
To Email Us: Reen@cupsofcoco.com

81 | How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome as a Christian Entrepreneur

Ever feel like you're not qualified enough to run a business? Like you're just pretending, and one day, people will figure out you’re not “good enough”? Imposter syndrome is one of the biggest mindset blocks Christian entrepreneurs face, and today, we’re tackling it head-on. In this episode, I’ll walk you through why imposter syndrome happens, what the Bible says about it, and how to overcome it so you can confidently step into your God-given calling.
If you’ve been waiting for “proof” that you’re qualified, this is your sign! Let’s get into it.
Key Takeaways:
1. Understanding Imposter Syndrome: What It Really Is
Imposter syndrome is feeling like a fraud despite having the skills, experience, or calling to do something.
Common thoughts:
“Who am I to do this?”
“I’m not as good as other entrepreneurs.”
“Someone will figure out that I don’t know what I’m doing.”
Biblical Truth: The enemy loves to plant doubt in our minds to keep us from walking in our purpose (John 10:10).
2. What the Bible Says About Feeling Unqualified
Moses: Felt unworthy to lead but was chosen by God (Exodus 4:10-12).
Gideon: Thought he was too weak, but God called him a “mighty warrior” (Judges 6:12-16).
Paul: Had a past of persecuting Christians, but God used him powerfully (1 Timothy 1:12-16).
Lesson: God doesn’t call the qualified; He qualifies the called.
3. Practical Steps to Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
✅ Shift Your Identity
Your worth isn’t based on your experience or performance—it’s based on what God says about you.
Ephesians 2:10: “For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works.”
✅ Remember Who You Serve
You’re not building a business just for yourself—it’s a Kingdom assignment!
Stop focusing on your limitations and start focusing on God’s unlimited power.
✅ Take Action Despite Fear
Confidence comes from doing, not from waiting until you “feel” ready.
Action combats fear—when you show up, you prove to yourself that you are capable.
✅ Speak Life Over Your Business
Replace self-doubt with affirmations:
“God has equipped me for this.”
“I am called to serve and impact lives.”
“My work is valuable, and my voice matters.”
Proverbs 18:21: “The tongue has the power of life and death.”
✅ Surround Yourself with Encouragement
Connect with other faith-filled entrepreneurs who will speak truth into you when doubt creeps in.
Find mentors, listen to encouraging podcasts (like this one!), and stay rooted in the Word.
Let's Take Action1. Choose your one-hour time block and put it on your calendar.2. Pick one key task to focus on tomorrow—write it down.3. Set up a simple daily routine using the 10-40-10 method.4. Pray over your business daily and trust the process.
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
To Email Us: Reen@cupsofcoco.com

80 | How to Build Your Online Business in Just One Hour a Day

Think you don’t have enough time to grow your online business? Think again! In this episode, I’ll show you how to maximize just one hour a day to build a profitable online business—even if you have a full-time job, family responsibilities, or just feel short on time. You don’t need endless hours; you just need a focused strategy. Let’s break it down step by step so you can start seeing real progress today!
Key Takeaways:
1. Shift Your Mindset: Small Consistent Actions = Big Results
Success isn’t about having more time—it’s about using the time you have wisely.
Biblical Truth: “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans” (Proverbs 16:3).
Instead of focusing on what you don’t have (time, resources), focus on what you do have and maximize it.
2. How to Structure Your One-Hour Work Block
10 Minutes: Pray & Plan
Start with a short prayer for guidance and focus.
Write down the one most important task for the day.
40 Minutes: Deep Work on Income-Generating Tasks
Create content (social media posts, emails, blog posts).
Engage with your audience (DMs, comments, relationship building).
Sell your offer (promote, send emails, follow up with leads).
10 Minutes: Review & Prepare for Tomorrow
Track progress (what worked, what didn’t?).
Set up your #1 focus for the next day.
3. Top Priorities to Focus on in One Hour a Day
Create content that builds trust & attracts clients (social media, email, blog, podcast).
Engage & nurture relationships (respond to comments, DMs, emails).
Make an offer daily (remind your audience how they can work with you).
Automate & batch tasks to free up time in the future.
4. The Power of Focus: Eliminating Distractions
Turn off notifications and set a timer.
Find a quiet space where you can work with intention.
Stop multitasking—one focused task is more effective than five half-done tasks.
5. Faith + Business: Trusting God with the Process
You don’t need to hustle 24/7—God can multiply your efforts.
Matthew 6:33: “Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.”
Commit your one-hour work session to God and watch Him open doors
Let's Take Action1. Choose your one-hour time block and put it on your calendar.2. Pick one key task to focus on tomorrow—write it down.3. Set up a simple daily routine using the 10-40-10 method.4. Pray over your business daily and trust the process.
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
To Email Us: Reen@cupsofcoco.com