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Set-Apart Online Business | Christian Women Make Money Online w/ Marketing + Faith Entrepreneurship
Set-Apart Online Business | Christian Women Make Money Online w/ Marketing + Faith Entrepreneurship

210. When a Client or Peer Does You Wrong - Character Tests You Will Face as a Faith-Based Business Coach

February 4, 202537m
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When people do you wrong in your online business—whether clients, peers, or employees—it reveals their character and tests yours. In this episode, I share personal stories and biblical insights on navigating these challenges with grace, boundaries, and justice.

Here’s what you'll learn:

✨ How do you know when your grace is being abused as a Christian business coach?
✨ How to handle clients who break financial commitments with integrity.
✨ The role of justice and grace in resolving conflicts with industry peers.
✨ Protocols for staying aligned with God while standing firm in your online coaching business.

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Episode 210: When a Client or Peer Does You Wrong - Character Tests You Will Face as a Faith-Based Business Coach 

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