Let me blow your mind right here.

The verse that says,

Be all things to all people, you know that verse, right?

That was not written for the boardroom.

That was not written for your brand.

It was written for the ministry field.

Apostle Paul was talking about sharing the gospel,

meeting people where they are, without compromising

who he was.

What he was not saying was, you should dilute your message, serve everyone in business, or

stay cheap in order to keep the peace.

But this is where guilt creeps in for brilliant Christian women just like yourself.

You feel bad for raising your prices.

You second guess speaking to one specific type of problem.

And you wonder if wanting more in your career is wrong because you're already successful so why want even more and it's all because you misunderstood a verse that was never

meant to be your business model. Breathe when I say this.

Nothing world-class was built for everyone.

Pampers is for people with babies.

Four Seasons Hotel is not for the budget traveler.

Chanel raises its prices every year and never explains why.

Each market serves a specific need and so should you.

I've said it for years. I do not run a women's ministry.

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