"Courage To Keep Going" - Coach Sheya

Sheya ChisengaThe Woman Christian®️ CEO Podcast Show

Welcome to the Woman Christian CEO Podcast Show! This week's topic is: Courage to Keep Going One of the areas business women struggle in is not feeling supported. Audacity allows you to build even when you are surrounded by a wall of doubters that can't see what God is doing through and for you. Sometimes in building a business you don't get the support you are looking for. Let this be your notice to KEEP GOING. There's too much at stake for you to not walk in your calling. The people God has called you to serve are waiting for your unique gift. They are waiting for you! Not someone like you, but your beautifully imperfect personality, gift and, overall package. Be the person we've been praying for. People are counting on you to be you! Don't let them down. Bio: In September 2013, I leaped out on faith again and retired from Corporate America officially. I re-launched my full- time coaching business. In the beginning, things started off GREAT with me earning over $2,000 per month. Within four short months the money dried up, and I had no clients. Bills were due, and I was in trouble. I knew going back to a job was not an option, so I kept moving forward. I learned how to attract my ideal clients -those who were willing to invest in themselves. I created a solid business model that generates income consistently. Today, I develop my products, which include books, business tools & resources and I host MY live SOLD OUT events. My name is Sheya Atterberry-Chisenga. I am the wife of Terry Matikili Chisenga of 11 years, mother to Rose Kasuba Chisenga. I began my entrepreneur journey in 2004 joining a direct sales company called Warm Spirit. I fell in love with the idea of how they were helping women in self-care and finding their life’s purpose. This led me to become a Certified Master Life Coach in 2009 from Dream Mentors International. I launched my coaching practice in January 2010 without having a clue on how to attract clients and build a successful business. The opportunity of a lifetime came in May 2010, when my job of 8 years eliminated my position. This led me to go full-time into business, but I failed miserably. I spent money going from one event to the next and buying all types of business products trying to find how to build a business. After trying everything I could, I went back to work as an entry-level bank teller earning $13.00 per hour in August of 2012. I was despondent and depressed, but my calling would not allow me to give up. I took this time to start from scratch. I worked to become clear on whom I was called to serve and what solutions I provide in the marketplace.