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✨ Your Boundaries Are Holy. ✨
Over the last decade, I’ve learned that creating order in my business isn’t just strategy. It’s stewardship. Early on, I was the entrepreneur sending emails late at night, taking calls on my personal number, meeting on Saturdays, carrying unfinished work into my weekends, and discounting my prices just to secure the sale. Not because it was wise, but because it was driven by pressure to book clients and a desire to overdeliver at the expense of myself. Here’s what I learned. When you don’t set boundaries, people don’t know how to respect your time, your energy, or your value. Now I understand that boundaries don’t limit impact. They protect it 🛡️. I’ve added clear expectations into my contracts and onboarding process, and I take my time and talent seriously because clarity is kindness. Some of my current non-negotiables: ⏰ No calls or meetings before 1:30 PM 📅 No meetings on Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays 🚫 No business calls or texts to my personal number Mini wisdom: When you guard your time, you’re not being strict. You’re partnering with God. 💬 Your turn: Drop one boundary you practice or want to start implementing in your business. No calls before ___. No work after ___. Fridays are for rest. What’s yours?
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Are You in Spiritual Warfare and Don’t Even Know It?
Hey ladies 💛 I came across a clip on IG that stopped me. I wanted to share it here because it put language to something I’ve been praying about. The other day I asked God why the warfare doesn’t feel as heavy right now, especially since I’m walking closer to purpose than ever before. And what He showed me, and what this clip confirms, is that spiritual warfare isn’t always loud or dramatic. Sometimes it is subtle. Sometimes it shows up as: • Discouragement • Exhaustion • Confusion • Overwhelm • The quiet pressure to quit or delay Some of you are feeling this and blaming yourself when, in reality, you’re being pulled away from your assignment in very ordinary but very intentional ways. Awareness helps us fight smarter. It helps us recognize what’s happening so we can respond with clarity, prayer, and small steps of obedience. Watch the clip and drop your reaction using one emoji. I want to see how this lands for you. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRCxmHigKTx/?igsh=dHRpMzA5YTh5NW5u
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@Priscilla Henley Right! 😭🙏🏾
Struggling With Fear, Faith, and Moving Forward
Guys, I’m finding myself struggling with some really intense belief issues, and they’re honestly paralyzing me. I keep feeling like the strategies I have in mind are doomed to fail, and I question why anyone would even buy from me. On top of that, I worry that God won’t provide for or bless my business. The only thing keeping me going right now is that I truly don’t believe this idea came from me alone. So many pieces had to come together for it to exist at all, and it feels like that could only have come from God. If He gave it to me, then He has to bless it. Still, I’m really struggling to motivate myself to move forward. Any words of encouragement would mean a lot.
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@Priscilla Henley So good and so true!
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@Jewel Caldwell Jewels, also search for a post I made last week about spiritual warfare in its subtle form and watch the video. "Are You in Spiritual Warfare and Don’t Even Know It?
⏰ Pick ONE Day + Time Block It
Alright Ladies, now that you’ve mapped out your weekly rhythm (See Week 6 Post), let’s take it one step further and make it visible. Here’s what we’re learning. Order protects what God gave you. Time blocking isn’t about control. It’s about clarity. Most of us don’t need more hours in the day. We need protected pockets of time we can actually honor. ✨ Today’s Simple Action Choose ONE day this week. Not the whole week. Just one. Block that day out with real times, like this: 5:30–6:30 Time with God 7:00–8:00 Get kids ready 8:30–9:30 Drop off, commute, reset 10:00–12:00 Focused work block (admin, content, or clients) 6:30–7:30 Dinner and family time That’s it. It doesn’t have to be perfect or packed. We’re just practicing awareness and intention. Even one 30-minute focused block can change how the whole day feels. 💬 Drop this in the comments: The day you chose Your time blocks just like the example above Then go to the person above you and leave one encouraging emoji 💛🙌✨ We’re building momentum together. 🌱 Gentle reminder. You're not micromanaging your life. You're learning how to steward it. One Day. One block. One step at a time. You’ve got this!💪🏾
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Okay ladies, here’s my Tuesday time block. This is a version of what I’ve had in place for about a year. I want to say this up front so nobody feels pressure: This is not perfect. Most days it overlaps, runs long, or gets interrupted. Some days I hit the blocks and feel amazing. Other days I miss them and feel behind. That’s real life. But even with that, having the blocks has helped me see where my time actually goes and what needs adjusting. So instead of scrapping it, I’m using this season to refine it. A few things I’m noticing as I look at this again: I need more buffer time between tasks. I’m not consistently building in time to eat. My bedtime needs to move up so my mornings feel less rushed. And if I want more rest, I have to start with getting the kids to bed earlier too. I may throw a prompt in ChatGPT to help build a strategy for improvement 🤔 So I’m not sharing this as “the goal.” I’m sharing it as a starting point and an example of how clarity comes from seeing it on paper. I will be transitioning my Tuesdays to Admin days in the new year. However, here’s what a Tuesday for me currently looks like. 4:30–5:30 AM Time with God 5:30–6:30 AM Workout 6:30–7:30 AM Get kids up, breakfast, pack lunches 7:30–7:45 AM Help with dressing, hair, teeth, bus prep 7:55–8:25 AM Travel and drop off youngest 8:30–9:00 - Helping get my middle child together 9:00-9:30AM Straightening up while my husband handles middle child drop off (unless I need to) 9:30–10:00 AM Responding to text messages. (For the last few months, this has not been happen 🥴) 10:00–10:30 AM Calendar review and messages to business manager 10:30–11:00 AM Editing email responses 11:00–1:30 PM Focused client work 1:30–3:00 PM Meetings, continued work or time for learning 3:15–4:00 PM Pick up and small errands 4:00–4:30 PM Get kids settled 5:30–6:30 PM Preparing dinner 6:30–7:30 PM Dinner 7:30–8:30 PM Bedtime routines 8:30–10:00 PM Relax and unwind with my husband 10:00–10:30 PM My bedtime routine
WEEK 6 — Set Your Schedule, Guard Your Purpose
Ladies… can we be real for a second? A lot of us aren’t missing motivation, we’re missing margin. Between motherhood, work, serving, home, ministry, business, and just trying to drink water like a responsible adult… it’s easy to feel scattered and behind. Here’s the truth: 👉🏾 Chaos is costly. 👉🏾 Distractions eat purpose for breakfast. 👉🏾 And God builds through structure, not scrambling. 1 Corinthians 14:40 “Let all things be done decently and in order.” This week, we’re not trying to “fix everything.” We’re simply putting some order around this next season so you can breathe again. This Week We'll Be Creating Our Weekly Rhythm ❓What would a realistic, grace-filled weekly flow look like for me❓ Maybe that means… • Choosing 1–2 dedicated client days/days for meetings • One “CEO/Admin” day • One or two days scheduled to create content • One day for rest, Sabbath, or soul-care • One hour a day to work on your business (not just in it) • A designated day for cleaning, groceries, errands, or kids’ activities You don’t need perfection. You just need a plan simple enough to be lived out consistently. Later in the Week you'll Choose ONE day + break it down. Don’t worry about this part today. We’ll do this together in a follow-up post. ✨Drop your NEW weekly rhythm below (even if it’s rough!
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A realistic, grace-filled week for me looks like this. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Sunday — Sabbath + Family Time No work. Rest, worship, and time with my people. 💅🏾Monday — Personal Day / Errands Life things, appointments, resetting the house, and giving myself room to just be. 📋 Tuesday — Admin / CEO Day Emails, planning, scheduling, finances, all the behind-the-scenes work of running my business. Also, check-in with my Business Manager. 🤝 Wednesday — Client Day Client Work + Client Meetings serving without distractions. Working on The Proverbs Collective 🤝 Thursday — Client Day Client Meetings + Focused client time 🎥 Friday — Content + Nonprofit Day Creating content, outlining teachings, and working on The Proverbs Collective. 🏡 Saturday — Home & Family Day Grocery shopping, cleaning, laundry, kids’ activities… all the things that keep life moving smoothly. It doesn't always look like this but working on consistency in the new year.
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@Priscilla Henley Love this! My time blocks look similar, def refining for this new season I'm heading in. I'll share mine later this week. How does your week look from a bird's eye view? Do you have specific days that you designate for specific tasks/work?
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Sherrika Newsome
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I help faith-led entrepreneurs align vision with God’s will & build with clarity.

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