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Trust God’s Timing While You Build
Did you know the average successful business takes 2-3 years to gain real traction — and most founders say the breakthrough came right after the season they almost quit? Sometimes the hardest part of building something new isn’t the work. It’s the waiting. You show up. You post. You pray over the launch, the funnel, the next move. And the results don’t always come as fast as you’d like. But a quiet season is not a stalled season. While you’re waiting, God is working. While you’re building, He’s positioning things you can’t see yet — the right person about to find your page, the skill you’re sharpening, the timing being set behind the scenes. Most of us are sitting on 25-35 years of hard-won knowledge and experience. That’s not behind you. It’s the asset you’re building on. “Now the glory of this present house will be greater than the glory of the former house.” — Haggai 2:9 What this means is you were created to thrive as you get older. But sometimes it’s a waiting game. I’ve lived the waiting. There were stretches where I couldn’t see the way forward at all. What carried me wasn’t certainty — it was trusting that the process was preparing me for the promise. And it was. So this Thursday: 📅 Start your day with prayer before you open the laptop 💵 Focus on progress, not perfection — one step counts 🔗 Keep moving forward in faith, even when it’s quiet God’s delays are not denials. He knows exactly where you are, exactly what you need, and exactly when the time is right. Don’t lose heart. The breakthrough may be closer than you think. I’m rooting for you! 💛 Kim
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New Member Alert
Let's give a warm welcome to the following new members: ⭐️ @Nancy Rose @Alessandro Eren Boccardo @Tiffany Johnson Please introduce yourselves and let me know what you hope to get from the community. It's great to have you here! I'm rooting for you! 💛
I'm Back! (Kind of...)
Hey Friends! I've missed you! It's been almost a month of quiet on my end, and I want to be honest with you about why — because that's always been the promise of this space: no polished script, just the real journey. On January 26th, life took a sharp turn for me and I started walking a road I didn't choose. My dearest friend of over 25 years — a woman who became like a second mom to me after I lost my own mother — began a health journey that would go on to consume nearly every quiet moment of my life for months. I tried to keep showing up here and on social media, trying to encourage others and resume building this community and my business — while a piece of my heart was crumbling a little more each day. On July 4th, she completed her journey here on Earth and was promoted to her Heavenly Reward. And if I'm honest, it knocked the wind out of my sails in a way I wasn't fully prepared for. We prayed and believed for the best but as the end grew near we knew it was just a matter of time - and I just needed a minute. So thank you for sticking with me. I know, in my heart of hearts, that she's in a far better place. Scripture tells us that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord (2 Corinthians 5:8), and I took comfort in knowing that when she closed her eyes here on Earth, she opened them in Heaven with our Lord and Savior and those who went on before her. But knowing where she is now doesn't erase how much I and so many others who love her miss her here. Both things are true at once — she's home, and I'm heartbroken. Grief and faith have been holding hands through all of this, and I'm learning that's allowed. If you're going through a hard time or something similar, I encourage you to keep going, have faith, trust the process and believe better is coming. There were days I wondered if I had the strength to keep going myself. I share this not for sympathy, but because I suspect some of you know exactly what that tension feels like: showing up for everyone else while something in you is quietly breaking. If that's you right now, in any corner of your life — I see you. You're not failing because it's hard.
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Let’s give a warm welcome to @Chris Eklof! Welcome to the community Chris! We’d love to get to know you better. Please introduce yourself if you’re comfortable doing so. I’m rooting for you! Kim 💛
Your Experience is Your Superpower
Learn how to package the experience you already have. I’m rooting for you! 💛
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