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Woohoo! The podcast is back and it’s back with a bang.
As you can tell, I’m pretty excited about some new things I’ll be introducing into the podcast for 2013. One of which is a new series I’ve entitled Entrepreneurs of Faith. I’d tell you about it now, but I introduce it in this episode, so just go ahead and check it out.
Amos Johnson Jr., PhD
This first episode in the Entrepreneurs of Faith series features Amos Johnson, Jr. and inside you’ll learn:
- How to spot God’s unexpected provision for your business
- The secret to generating revenue when you have a BIG vision that hasn’t “incubated” yet
- How to be an effective marketer without using manipulation
- The Biblical mandate for those called to entrepreneurship
- How to take action while being sensitive to being led by the Spirit
- What to look for if you think you have a God-insipired call to entrepreneurship
- What it means to be a “Christian business”
- And, what you should do first if you have a God-Inspired business idea in your heart
Check it out and let me know what you think. Annnnd, if you’d love to hear someone specific featured in one of these interviews, leave your request in the comments below. I’ll try my best to make it happen!
To learn more about Amos visit: http://www.amosjohnsonjr.com/home.php
Or, to snag a copy of his book visit: http://www.amosjohnsonjr.com/store.php?page=book01
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I can understand his struggle with marketing. But as someone who is in public relations, I just look at it as putting a positive spin on the truth. It’s not that I’m hiding anything – I’m just pointing out the benefits. I honestly believe in the product or service and want to showcase the great things about it.
I love the way you frame it as communication.
Loren PinilisWhy God is OK with You Finding What Works for You
Hi Loren, love that expression “a positive spin on the truth”. That’s a great way to look at it. Be Blessed.
Loren! You are so spot on. I agree with Amos, that expression is brilliant. Part of the key is really offering something you can believe in. Something that is in alignment with your own personal integrity. Thanks for your insight!
I really enjoyed this interview. I never thought of outwardly combining faith with entrepreneurship, but it makes so much sense. Lately, I have been in an identity direction with my blog and have been praying for a clear path to be revealed. I feel like the topics I am called to write about the topics that I am writing about, but it has been such a struggle getting traction. This interview couldn’t have come at a better time.
Thank you.
Lisa H.How to Get More Hours in the Day, or at Least Feel Like It
Hi Lisa, I am glad our discussion today was helpful to you. I had the same struggle with my blog. Since I am writing about Christian Entrepreneurship, I found that it was hard to get traffic from Google because very few people were searching for that search term. Therefore, I had to rely on social media to drive traffic to my website. In particular, I started using facebook ads to drive people to my fanpage, and then move traffic over to my website. Have a blessed day.
I’m so glad, Lisa. The deeper you dig into faith and entrepreneurship the more connected you will find they are. When you find the exact place you’re called to, you’ll also find the traction you’re hoping for!
Hi Marlee, I enjoyed talking with you. Thanks for having me on your podcast.
Thanks for sharing your time and wisdom, Amos.