You don’t need another business coach, a new idea, or a new system. I think a lot of people really underestimate the power of a mentor or guide who’s already been through the process. I was reading a book about a young lady who was ready to quit her business. ...
What keeps the real ones in the game, the ones still standing, is their ability to connect with like-minded people without quitting. Now look, if you feel like you need to quit? That’s cool. But just know, when you see somebody who’s been doing this a long time, trust me, they’ve got their bad days. And no, they’re not always posted on the internet or turned into some motivational reel. So next time you see someone still in the trenches, still following their calling and living out their purpose? Just know, they’ve taken some major losses. And probably way more losses than wins. Entrepreneurship is not for everybody. But if you’re going to set some goals in your life, whether it’s as simple as overcoming a negative behavior or growing in your faith, finances, or business, whatever your goals are, make sure you’re surrounding yourself with the right group of people. And no, you don’t have to guess where those people are. I have created an online tool specifically for Christian creatives, entrepreneurs, and business owners who want to grow a “Christ-Centered Creative Business” in their industry. If that’s you, DM “CCC” or click the link in my bio @erica.k.inc to get your Creator Business Survey ($7). What’s this for? Think of it like your accountability score- but for your brand.
Posted May 6, 2026
I'm building my personal brand, not to possess but to perpetuate. I'm doing this because I know that while structures and systems may fail, patterns will teach. I aim not to be a builder of walls, but of Christ-like, God-centered, paradigm shifting, sustainable ways.