Esther Littlefield, Author at The Christian Woman Business Podcast

3 Ways to Develop Confidence & Combat Imposter Syndrome in Your Business [Ep. 35]

by Esther Littlefield | Apr 16, 2021 | Podcast

Have you ever questioned yourself in your business, wondered if you should do what you’re doing, or felt like clients or customers won’t want what you have to offer? Why am I talking about confidence and imposter syndrome? I believe they are closely related, and they...

Creating Consistent Income and Maintaining Boundaries with Clients [Strategy Session with Jenifer DeCastro] [Ep. 34]

by Esther Littlefield | Mar 12, 2021 | Podcast, Strategy

Have you ever struggled with how to maintain a consistent flow of income in your service based business? There are strategies you can use to deal with cancellations and inconsistent cash flow in order to stabilize your income. In this episode of the Christian Woman...

What You Think You Need vs. What You Actually Need to Grow Your Business Online [Ep. 33]

by Esther Littlefield | Mar 5, 2021 | Marketing & Visibility, Strategy

What do you need to grow your business online? There are many things you might *think* you need, but the truth is, they are not the most important things. In this episode, I’m going to share with you the one thing you truly need to grow your business online and...

3 Reasons Your Business Might Be Stuck or Not Growing as Quickly as You’d Like [Ep. 32]

by Esther Littlefield | Feb 26, 2021 | Marketing & Visibility, Strategy

Does your business growth feel slow or sluggish? Do you have trouble engaging with your audience or feeling like you have their attention? On this episode I’m sharing 3 reasons your business might be stuck, based on my own experiences and on the issues that come up...

What Marketing is Really About and How To Do It Well [Ep. 31]

by Esther Littlefield | Feb 19, 2021 | Marketing & Visibility, People & Relationships, Podcast

What do you think of when you hear the word marketing? The word marketing can have a negative connotation sometimes. There are plenty of marketing tactics that feel a little dishonest, spammy, or slimy. You know your product or service is good and can help others,...