The Pressure of Decision-Making as a Christian Entrepreneur with Neville Solomon

2024-05-14

Christians are often pressured to make tough decisions, especially in business or corporate settings. Sometimes, these decisions may compromise the values of one's faith. As an entrepreneur, you have likely faced such dilemmas. Did you allow the Holy Spirit to guide your decision-making, or did you compromise to avoid losing a deal or missing out on an opportunity? Taking it to the Lord in prayer is always beneficial. During meetings, it is also important not to rush. Don't hesitate to request more time for reflection and prayer. In this episode with Neville Solomon, we discuss our journeys as...

In this episode with Neville Solomon, we discuss our journeys as Christians and entrepreneurs and how the two blend for holistic living. Neville Solomon is a certified Business Coach with Ologycoaching and a certified DISC practitioner passionate about helping Christians understand their behavioural style through coaching. He has the skills to support SMMEs with various system tools to assist them in their KPIs and systems.

Let’s jump in!

Key Highlights from the Episode;

[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest, Neville Solomon

[01:22] Neville’s background and a bit of what he does in his space

[05:00] What Neville is grateful for from the previous week

[07:00] His exposure to God & Christianity before giving his life to Christ at the age of 48

[12:47] Why do believers always struggle & non-believers always have good things in life

[18:20] Something Neville has had to question recently from a Christian standpoint

[26:50] Golden takeaway Neville shares from his experience as a Christian entrepreneur

[30:47] Words of encouragement from Neville to other Christian entrepreneurs

[32:04] Wrap up and call to action

Notable Quotes

Christians are always pressured in business, especially when making decisions.
If you are not at peace in making a decision, always take it to God in prayer.
Business is tough, and it may never work out as you wanted it to, but keep going. Always involve the Holy Spirit in what you do.

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