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128 | 7 Mistakes You’re Making with Your Calling (And How to Lead Boldly as an Introverted Christian Woman)
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- May 26, 2026
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Summary
You feel it in your bones: that persistent nudge from the Holy Spirit. You know you were made for more than just "getting by." You have a business idea, a message, or a leadership role that keeps you up at night with a mix of excitement and absolute terror. But then you look at the "business world." You see the loud marketing, the 24/7 hustle, and the personalities that seem to thrive on being the center of attention. You think, “I’m not that. Maybe I misheard God.” Stop right there. Your introversion isn’t a defect in your design; it’s a feature of your calling. As an introvert business coach, I see too many Christian women in business retreat because they think they have to be "loud" to be "led." If you feel stuck, it’s likely not because you lack talent or faith. It’s because you’re falling into these seven common traps. Let’s name them, fix them, and get you back on the path of obedience.