Live - Build - Change: The Christian Faith And Business Show

CONTACT CAREY AT LIVE BUILD CHANGE (tap the image below)  Join the LBC Community On Facebook  Follow Carey on Facebook | Follow Carey on Twitter SUBSCRIBE on iTunes SUBSCRIBE on Google Play There are lots of terms thrown around in the online business community and if you’re new to the idea of starting a side-hustle or founding a startup - wait a minute, there I go using terms you may not be familiar with. So… the point is… I want to help you understand two of the most commonly used terms you hear in the business community these days - freelancer and entrepreneur. What’s the difference, what are the pros and cons of each, and why would you want to pick one over the other? Are you a freelancer? Or are you an entrepreneur? Here’s how you can tell… I often find it helpful to compare and contrast things within an area of interest to me. Seeing the similarities and differences helps me get the details of them straight in my own head. On this episode I’m highlighting what’s the same and what’s different between t

CONTACT CAREY AT LIVE BUILD CHANGE (tap the image below)  Join the LBC Community On Facebook  Follow Carey on Facebook | Follow Carey on Twitter SUBSCRIBE on iTunes SUBSCRIBE on Google Play It’s an alluring thing these days to think about being an entrepreneur. Depending on what you’ve liked and commented on via Facebook you may have seen the THOUSANDS of ads popping up in the news feed about how this person or that person made buku bucks with Facebook Ads or online courses or webinars or whatever. Much of that stuff is true and you could probably do it too. But as a Christian, you need to FIRST ensure that you are in a healthy place spiritually and that you know that you are DESIGNED BY GOD to actually BE an entrepreneur. If you’re not and you jump in anyway - you could find yourself in a world of hurt. This episode is about that... what it takes to be an entrepreneur who is passionate for Christ at the same time they are pursuing business success. As an entrepreneur, you have got to have a bent to FIO. I