On the first call in the series, “I’m Wearing So Many Hats, I’m Ten Feet Tall: What You Need to Know So You Can Build a Thriving Business While Maintaining Your Spiritual Principles and Your Sanity,” we gave a comprehensive overview of the numerous roles you must play in your business in order to create the success you desire.

• What are the roles that are critical to your success?
• What is the success mindset for each role?
• What do you need to accomplish in each category in order to create a sustainable business?
• What is the most important mindset shift you need to make in order to succeed? Without the right mindset, strategies and tactics don’t matter.

On the second call in the series, “Myth Busters,” we examined the myths that are prevalent in the spiritual community and how buying into them stops you from creating a successful business.

• Myth 1: “I can visualize my way to riches, action not required” – the Law of Attraction myth explained.
• Myth 2: “Spirit guides me, I don’t need to plan” – why plans help Spirit and are necessary.
• Myth 3: “If I follow my bliss, I’ll automatically get rich” – the truth about why and how money comes.
• Myth 4: “If I build it, they will come” – why you must meet your clients where They are.
• Myth 5: “I hate selling, it dishonors my gift” – why this is backwards thinking.

On the third call in the series, “Cosmic Business Wisdom,” Beth brought forth Melchizedek (or ‘Mel’ as we call him – fondly and with the deepest respect) who provided answers to questions asked by spiritual business people – like you!

Some of the questions we asked are:

• What role does spirit play in business?
• What are the biggest obstacles that spiritual entrepreneurs face?
• What do you have to say about accepting money for spiritual or healing services?
• What advice do you have for spiritual entrepreneurs who are just starting out? What about those who have been struggling to succeed for some time?
• How can spiritual entrepreneurs use the energy shifts occurring on the planet to their advantage?
• What practices do you recommend for staying connected?

Listen to Mel’s inspiring advice.