3 Powerful Ways to Grow and Prosper Where You’re Planted!

3 Powerful Ways to Grow and Prosper Where You're Planted — faith-based business and life encouragement for Christian women from Yvette Ward at Inspired Eagle Publishing

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Build houses and settle down; plant gardens and eat what they produce. Jeremiah 29:5

As a woman full of dreams and ambitions, building the life you want can initially seem daunting. The idea that you can grow and prosper where you’re planted sounds good, right?

Let’s face it, ladies, you’re often filled with more questions than answers. You may wonder whether you’re in the right place or capable of doing more. You get stuck wondering what people will think of you if you dare pursue your dreams.

Frankly, it’s all enough to make a woman go into hiding, that is, until you make up your mind.

When your situation pushes you far enough, you finally decide that living the life of your dreams is worth the pursuit. The dream that God has placed within you is worth your efforts.

Life takes on new meaning when you decide to build where you’re located. Uprooting life is not always necessary to succeed.

Consider starting where you are and iterating, making changes as you grow.

Embrace Your Entrepreneurial Spirit

The Proverbs 31 woman could be described as a savvy businesswoman. She knew what she wanted and went for it.

Today, we refer to these as entrepreneurial endeavors…She bought fields and planted vineyards. That’s real estate and farming or agriculture.

I recently saw a Facebook group that promotes black women and homesteading. I knew I had to join. This community of black ladies encouraged me to go further with my focus on legacy and heritage - to embrace natural, wholesome living. I’m not a farmer, but it’s how I grew up…eating naturally by living off the land, where we share the goods with others.

Can you see yourself buying and selling? Or planting and growing for yourself and others?

Here’s another phase of her life. The Proverbs 31 woman made and sold linen garments. In essence, she was in the textile production business.

Today’s woman could be the seamstress who also markets her products. This resourceful woman generated income for her family by providing goods and services others needed and were willing to pay for. Using her talents and skills, she managed her household well and prospered. She provided for her family.

Isn’t that growing and prospering where you’re planted?

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Create a Caring & Supportive Environment

The Proverbs 31 woman managed her household well. The Bible says she rose early to provide food for her family. She provided directions to those who worked for her.

She committed to the work that allowed her home to run well and provide for everyone’s needs. That included her money-making activities.

Let me pause here as a reminder.

Children are not asked to be born. It’s our responsibility as adults to care for the children while they’re young.

When they’re older, the expectation is that they should care for themselves. This is not always the case in every home; those edge cases are expected and not to be frowned upon.

Do your best to create a safe, loving, and supportive environment. Give your family a chance for refreshing, spiritual, and emotional growth.

Your home is more than a place to live. And your business is more than a place to work and make money. Either place can be a sanctuary for all who enter.

Community matters when you are building. Women Winners is where women of faith come together to do exactly that.

Evoke a sense of peace and support where your family and employees find the culture they need to thrive and grow.

You’ll experience better success as well.


 

Drop a comment: In what ways are you building, planting, growing, and prospering?

 
 

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Be a Giver in Your Community

The Proverbs 31 woman was busy caring for her family and business. But she still found time to take care of others. She extended her hand to the poor and opened her arms to the needy.

There’s something good to be said for people who choose to give of themselves in service to others.

There’s a foundation in my hometown, the Black Belt Community Foundation, that does the same. They’re a blessing to the community. People trust them for support when needed.

This sense of goodwill in the community and surrounding areas is a form of “love your neighbors as yourself” discussed in the Bible.

Sometimes life feels overwhelming, but helping others can give you a sense of peace and comfort.

  • Help a neighbor.

  • Volunteer your time and resources to a worthwhile cause.

  • Do something to help put a smile on someone’s face.

Your actions could share the hope a person, family, or business needs to succeed in life-altering ways.

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You Already Have What It Takes.

You’re a resourceful woman. You’ve always been that way, right?

The Proverbs 31 woman did not wait for perfect conditions. She didn’t wait until she had more time, more money, or more permission. She built where she was planted, and she prospered because of it.

That is your invitation, also.

Pray for your city. Use your gifts. Create environments where people find what they need. Give where you can. Build what God has shown you.

And when you’re ready to tell the story of what you’ve built, I want to hear it.

Yvette Ward

Hi. I’m Yvette Ward, the Founder of Inspired Eagle Enterprise and Executive Editor of Pushing Up Women. I’m passionate about serving Women, building Wealth, and teaching The Word. Publishing for myself and others is what I do. Learn more here.

https://www.inspiredeagle50.com
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