The growth of your business is meant to mirror your own growth. When you drift from the core values God planted in you, everything begins to feel heavy. The right clients feel harder to reach, sales feel pressured, and you wonder if you are missing something. Realignment is not about doing more, it is about coming back to the foundation of why you are here and the work you were called to carry.

Step 1: Return to Your Core Values
Your values are the heartbeat of your business. When you know what truly matters, serving the women God has called you to becomes natural. Take a moment to ask: what motivated me when I first began, and what do I want clients to experience when they work with me? These answers form the foundation of everything that follows.

Step 2: Evaluate How You Are Currently Building
Look honestly at your offers, your marketing, and your clients. Do they reflect your values? Do they feel like the work God actually called you to carry? Realignment begins with honesty. You cannot steward what you are meant for if you are still carrying what no longer fits.

Step 3: Set Goals That Reflect Your Calling
When your goals are rooted in values, you stop striving and begin to grow with intention. Instead of chasing what others are doing, ask God to show you the next steps for your own business. Goals rooted in integrity and presence will always carry further than ones set from pressure.

Step 4: Release and Adjust
There may be offers, habits, or systems that no longer fit who you are. Letting them go makes space for the work that does. Sometimes it is a full release, and other times it is simply a shift in how you hold it. Both are part of the process.

Step 5: Bring People With You
Realignment does not need to be hidden. Share what is shifting. Let your audience see the process. Transparency builds trust and magnetizes the clients who are ready for the new direction God is asking you to walk.

Step 6: Keep Reviewing and Listening
Realignment is not a one-time act. Each season calls for fresh clarity. Make it a rhythm to pause, to listen, and to adjust. Your business will continue to grow in peace when you are willing to let it evolve with you.

Realigning your business is not about becoming someone new. It is about returning to who you were always meant to be. The clients who are meant for you will recognize that alignment instantly, and when they do, saying yes will feel like the natural next step.