There are days when I refuse to pretend like I have it all together. It wouldn’t be fair to make you think my life is always on track because it’s not. I have plenty of days filled with doubt—days when I feel completely unsure of what’s next. I struggle to see the direction God wants me to go in. I only start feeling this way when the fruit hasn’t appeared yet—the kind I’ve been working toward, praying for, and expecting.

But here’s the thing I have to remind myself: just because I don’t see it right now doesn’t mean it’s not coming. I’ve learned that momentum is built on consistency. When I stay consistent, a few things happen. I get better. I grow. And I open up opportunities to reach new people. It’s really only a matter of time. Sometimes, all it takes is one person, one connection, to change your life forever. I’ve seen it happen in my own life, and I know it will happen again.

Even in my moments of doubt, I hold on to faith. I remind myself that the plans I’ve submitted to God, the work I’m doing every single day—it’s all part of a greater process. My work is working for me, and it’s working on me, whether I can see it or not. Myron Golden said something once that stuck with me: “Your work is always working for you.” That simple truth changed the way I look at everything. Even when it feels like nothing is happening, the work is still moving things forward in ways I can’t always understand.

Entrepreneurship has slapped me in the face more than once, and if you’re on this journey, you know exactly what I’m talking about. It’s not easy. There are highs and lows, and days when it all feels overwhelming. But even in those moments, I stay encouraged. I stay committed to the journey because I know I’m just one blog away, one book away, one piece of content away, one connection away. You get the picture—keep going.

God Bless The Entrepreneur.