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Episode 5: The Esther Principle - for Such a Time as This
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Episode 5: The Esther Principle - for Such a Time as This

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This weeks is titled "The Esther Principle - for Such a Time as This”

In this episode we explore a pivotal spiritual principle exemplified by Esther and its relevance to business owners today. Esther's story is one of courage, divine timing, and strategic influence, encapsulated in the phrase "for such a time as this" (Esther 4:14). This principle speaks to the idea of purposeful positioning and the role of divine providence in our lives and businesses.

The Esther Principle - Esther, a Jewish girl who became queen of Persia, found herself in a position to save her people from annihilation. Despite the risks, she acted with courage and wisdom, recognizing that her rise to queenship was not coincidental but divinely orchestrated for a crucial purpose. This realization empowered her to leverage her influence at the right moment, illustrating the principle of being strategically placed by God for specific moments in time.

How to apply this principle of being strategically placed by God for specific moments in time:

  1. Recognizing Your Divine Positioning: As business owners, understanding that you are where you are for a reason is crucial. Like Esther, your position, influence, or resources are not accidents but part of a larger plan. Recognizing this can transform how you view your role as an entrepreneur.

  2. Courage to Act: Esther's story encourages business owners to act courageously, especially when much is at stake. Courage in business could mean making tough decisions, standing up for what is right, or venturing into uncharted territory, all while trusting in the timing and protection of divine providence.

  3. Strategic Influence: Esther used her influence wisely, planning carefully how and when to approach the king. For business owners, this underscores the importance of strategy in influence—knowing when to speak, whom to partner with, and how to leverage opportunities for the greater good.

  4. Purpose Beyond Profit: Esther's actions were driven by a purpose greater than her own safety or comfort. Businesses, too, can be driven by purposes beyond profit, such as impacting communities, solving pressing problems, or advocating for justice and integrity.

  5. Trust in Divine Timing: "For such a time as this" highlights the significance of divine timing. Sometimes, opportunities or challenges arise not as coincidences but as moments we are meant to seize. Trusting in this timing can encourage patience, preparation, and prompt action when the moment is right.

Conclusion

The Esther Principle reminds us that our roles as business owners are not just about achieving personal success but about fulfilling a purpose that aligns with divine timing and positioning. Like Esther, you may find that you are in your current position "for such a time as this" - to make an impact, to lead with courage, and to navigate your business journey with a sense of divine purpose and strategic influence.

As we wrap up this episode, consider how the Esther Principle can inspire a deeper sense of purpose and direction in your business endeavors. Remember, the combination of divine timing, strategic influence, and courageous action can pave the way for significant impact and fulfillment in your business and beyond.

Thank you for joining me today. 

To learn more about me, visit my website, www.shaniecemwise.com. I would love to connect with you. As a Business Expansion Coach and Strategist, I teach business owners to grow their visibility, increase profitability, and improve their systems and strategies. My focus is teaching business owners how to simplify their business while multiplying their revenue.

I can't wait to connect with you on next week's episode. Be blessed. And Remember, God loves you, and so do I. 


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