In this inspiring episode, Tamara Jackson opens up about a pivotal turning point in her life and business journey when she realized that doing things her way wasn’t enough. She reveals the powerful lessons she learned through surrendering control and trusting in God's plan. This episode explores the tension between ambition and obedience, and how true peace comes from aligning with God's will. Don’t miss this conversation on transformation, faith, and the courage to trust a higher purpose.

Key Takeaways To Listen For

• Why surrendering in leadership and business decisions is essential
• How empathy in business can transform relationships
• What to do when God's plan doesn't align with our own
• When to embrace vulnerability while leading with strength
• Why dependency on God brings true freedom in business
  
  

About Tamara Jackson
Tamara is a seasoned consultant, advisor, and investor, dedicated to bridging the gap between faith-based donors, investors, and the organizations they empower. With a deep understanding of spiritual callings and a passion for aligning resources with purpose, Tamara catalyzes a legacy of faith-driven change across industries and communities. Her work is deeply influenced by her personal journey, including the passing of her mother in 2023, which reshaped her perspective on generosity and legacy. Tamara helps faith-based leaders access unprecedented abundance, ensuring that every dollar invested not only aligns with their mission but creates lasting, divine impact.

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• Website: Beaconship | LeadReviver.Pro
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