I completed the Take Home Kits for the childcare center. I am a Co-Admin there, however, I consult with them as my business.

Love Week is not only about how you love others. It’s about how you love yourself. Before you ever had a business idea, God loved you. Not because of your productivity.Not because of your discipline.Not because of your results. He loved you first. When you understand that, self-care stops feeling selfish. Rest stops feeling lazy. Boundaries stop feeling rude. Slowing down stops feeling like failure. Self-love is not ego. Ir is agreement with how God sees you. If God loves you fully, why do you treat yourself harshly? Rest is not stepping away from your calling. Rest is how you protect your capacity to carry it. When you are rested: - You hear God clearer. - You decide wiser. - You respond calmer. - You build stronger. Rest is a strategy for business growth because clarity grows income. You are not called to exhaust yourself to prove faith. You are called to build from love — including love for yourself. How do you plan on resting?

Love Them Before They Come There is a kind of love that happens before the appointment is booked. Before the message is sent. Before the payment clears. It’s the love of praying for the person you haven’t met yet. The love of asking God to cover their mind, their home, their finances, and their decisions. The love of preparing your heart to serve them well before they ever step into your space. Loving your clients before you see them means: - You don’t rush them - You don’t judge where they are - You don’t see them as a transaction You see them as someone God trusted you to help. When I think about my future clients, I pray for clarity in their minds, peace in their hearts, and confidence in the steps they’re about to take. I pray that when they arrive, they feel safe, supported, and seen. That kind of love changes the entire experience. Clients feel it. Even if they can’t name it. How do you intentionally love your clients before you ever meet them?

This morning in church, my pastor preached on David and Goliath (1 Samuel 17), and it stirred something in me that I want to share with you all this week. David was the youngest son, a shepherd boy, not a warrior. Yet when Goliath challenged the armies of Israel day after day, David didn’t quit — he stepped up with the confidence God had equipped him for the battle. He trusted the gifts and training God had already given him, and the giant fell. What stood out most was this: Never give up on what God has called you to do. Don’t stop because others doubt you. Don’t stop because the mountain looks big. God already equipped you for the mission He gave you. He didn’t bring you this far to make you quit. My pastor — who is also a business owner — told this story: There was a challenge where someone was given an opportunity to hit a home run for $1 million. No rule said he had to stop hitting — yet many would’ve given up long before that moment because people around them talked, judged, or doubted their ability. That story reminded me that you keep swinging until you win. The rule isn’t to quit — the rule is to keep going until you complete what God asked you to do. As we go into this week: Don’t stop. Don’t quit Be bold Keep swinging. God didn’t call you to start and then walk away — He called you to finish strongly. Your giant may look big. But God is bigger. Your gift may feel small, but God made it for this moment. Keep going.