Build to Train— Expanding Your Impact Through Sustainable Growth with Kimberly Joy

Episode 24 Description: “The world is just waiting for the sons and daughters of God to arise and to speak life into this dying world, to speak hoping to the hopeless, to activate people in their God-given destinies.” —Kimberly JoyWhen you've found success in your business or ministry, it's easy to want to guard your methods closely. But the most effective social entrepreneurs know that true impact comes from empowering others. Fellowship of Extraordinary Women (FEW) Founder, Kimberly Joy, has a mission to awaken people to their purpose and equip them with the skills to activate that purpose globally as certified leaders. Through her work, Kimberly proves that the most powerful way to 10x our impact is not by growing alone, but by growing others.In this episode, Kimberly relates why she decided to start a business rather than a non-profit and how this has helped her to operate a “marketplace ministry”. Scott and Kimberly also share why entrepreneurship can be a tool for generating wealth to fund "kingdom assignments", how publishing helps empower people to share their stories, why finding a coach and mastermind group is valuable for business growth even for successful entrepreneurs, and how we can multiply our impact in a sustainable way.Connect with Scott:As the official Zig Ziglar Small Business Lawyer and a Ziglar Legacy Certified Trainer, it’s no wonder that Scott Reib is known as “America’s Legal Coach.” For the last two decades, Scott has been helping business owners, entrepreneurs, and coaches “shatterproof” their businesses by implementing specific strategies for structure, growth, and protection. WebsiteFacebook XInstagram LinkedInYouTubeEpisode Highlights:01:05 Empowering Women to be Global Leaders06:54 Non-Profit vs For-Profit 10:43 Equipping Women with Training and Certifications15:07 Inspiring Women to Share Their Stories 21:07 The Importance of Staying on One’s Calling28:36 The Power of Mentorship Even for Successful Entrepreneurs