EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 7 MIN
Obedience as Business Strategy
from Kingdom Factor Collective · host Kingdom Factor
Dr. Aundrea T. Harris, CEO of Growing Through Life International, shares how she walked away from a substantial government contract, built weekly business meetings with God, and stopped hiding her faith across two separate brands. Based on the article by Aundre Blasingame: [link in show notes]. Connect with Dr. Harris at growingthroughlife.net | afaithconnection.com | @yourgrowthagent
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