I spent two years applying for jobs and got nothing. Two weeks of giving business advice away for free, unprompted, inside a Bible study, produced over a dozen real conversations and two paid engagements I never went looking for. This is what I learned from that, and what I'll do for you.
In more than thirty years of business, I've done and seen a wide range of things. I've worked in real estate, sold servers and networking gear, marketed and sold commercial internet pipes, bought and sold digital inventory, managed ad operations, sold online data, run investor relations for a public company, helped raise capital, and marketed ad networks, video platforms, ecommerce companies, retail brands, and software companies. I've seen the best and the worst each industry has to offer.
Through all of it, I've tried to have God at the center. I've read Matthew 6:33 hundreds of times, but Jesus's words in the Sermon on the Mount hit me differently recently: "But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well." I found myself wrestling with what "seek first" actually means. If that's Jesus's command, I figured I'd better understand it. So I went back to the early church and tried to understand what the Kingdom actually looked like in practice. It was people coming together, giving to each other out of their abundance.
I was wrestling with that because I'd just been laid off, and I didn't feel like I had much abundance to give. Then I believe God revealed something to me: what I do have in abundance is thirty-plus years of business experience, and raising five kids. That's what I'm called to give away and share with my community, so that's what I'm doing.
What I have isn't something you can learn in a classroom, or get from a quick conversation with an AI chatbot. It's built from real-world experience, the good and the bad. I'm offering that knowledge and insight for free to anyone who needs it. Complete consulting, real strategy, meant to set you up for success. I take a holistic approach: where you are, where you want to be, and what's actually keeping you from getting there. I look at everything from a revenue perspective first, then figure out how finance, marketing, product, and sales all have to work together to make it happen, plus how God factors into the whole business. It's what you'd expect from a top-end consulting firm, now made available to everyone.
"Seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well."Matthew 6:33
Not the version of that verse that promises money follows obedience like a formula. It doesn't. The version I'm actually working from is simpler: give what you have away first, hold the outcome with open hands, and let whatever provision shows up be evidence, not the goal.
Most consultants look at one piece of a business: the marketing, the sales team, the numbers. I look at where the revenue actually flows, not where you think it flows, and I find the gap between what you say you want and what your current strategy is actually pointed at. Then I tell you the gap out loud, specifically, and I don't leave you with just a diagnosis. Every conversation ends with a next step.
None of these ideas are proprietary. The value is in recognizing which one applies before the mistake gets expensive, backed by having watched a few of these go wrong in real companies, at real cost. The list keeps growing. Every real conversation adds to it.
No pitch, no pressure. Just a real look at what's actually happening in your business, where the revenue is going, and what's in the way of what you actually want.
If there's something I can help with and you're able to pay for it, we'll talk about what that looks like. If you can't, that's fine too. This isn't a lesser version of the conversation. It's the same conversation either way.
Client names stay private. The category of problem doesn't need to be.
If something in your business isn't adding up, or you just want a second, honest set of eyes on it, reach out. This isn't a sales call.
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