I’m a business coach… and I still fell into the trap. I thought I’d sold my company and was stepping into freedom—but I only sold part of it. Now I’m back in the field, juggling sales, supervision, and wondering where the freedom went.

Sound familiar?

In this episode of Grace in the Grind, I share how I accidentally rebuilt a cage around myself—and how I’m tearing it down again, this time with clarity, faith, and systems that actually work. Whether you’re burnt out, buried in busy work, or just need a gut-check, this one’s for you.

Let’s stop building prisons and start building businesses that set us free.

Hiring shouldn’t feel like gambling—but for a lot of small business owners, it does.

In this episode of Grace in the Grind, I’m sharing the good, the bad, and the koi-pond-killing ugly of hiring your first (or next) team member.

We’ll dive into:
✅ How to hire smart without rushing it
✅ The difference between delegation and abdication (spoiler: I’ve done both)
✅ Real stories from my business that cost me time and money
✅ Biblical wisdom on building strong teams
✅ Psychology-backed tips on employee engagement, love languages, and culture-building

Plus, if you’re in the exterior cleaning industry, I’ve got a way to help you systemize your hiring and grow your business through WarPlan coaching. Find it at Covenant.Coach.

If you’ve ever said, “I just need someone to help,” this episode’s for you.
🎧 Tune in and stop hiring the hard way!

Let’s be real—if your business runs on memory, sticky notes, and chaos, you’re leaving money on the table.

In this episode of Grace in the Grind, I’m breaking down six game-changing systems that helped me double my revenue and profits—including one that made me $8K in a day and $29K in a week.

We’re covering:
✅ Lead tracking—because forgetting to follow up is costing you $$$.
✅ Online booking—stop playing phone tag and let customers book themselves.
✅ Automated invoicing—because chasing payments isn’t a business model.
✅ Workflow systems—how to stop winging it and actually stay organized.
✅ Customer follow-ups—your best customers are the ones you already have.