Entrepreneurship isn’t just about starting a business—it’s about designing a life where you call the shots.
For some young adults, it can be a path to break free from the “be realistic” trap and create something that’s yours. Faith can fuel this journey, giving you the courage to step into your “Promised Land” of purpose and impact. Imagine a life where your work lights you up, where you’re not just clocking in for someone else’s dream but building your own empire. That’s the power of entrepreneurship.
Starting a business sounds daunting, but it’s less about having all the answers and more about taking the first step. Research shows that entrepreneurs often report higher life satisfaction because they’re working toward something they believe in (Pew Research, 2023).
You don’t need a perfect plan—just a vision and the grit to chase it. Maybe you’ve got an idea for a sustainable clothing line, a tech app, or a local service that solves a real problem. Whatever it is, faith can guide you to align it with your values—making choices that are moral, wise, and true to who you are.
The road won’t be easy. You’ll face resistance—both from the world and that inner voice telling you to play it safe.
But as the Dream Bigger “Claim Your Promised Land” manifesto reminds us, you’re made for more than wandering in frustration. Push past the fear. Start small: test your idea with a side hustle, talk to potential customers, or sketch out a basic plan. Every step forward is a win. And the best part? Entrepreneurship lets you dream big—really big. You’re not just building a business; you’re building a legacy that could change lives, maybe even the world.
You’re not alone in this. Dream Bigger is here for you. Tons of other resources too. You can do this—whether it’s learning to manage finances, market your idea, or handle rejection. Take a page from faith: keep your word, choose wisely, and honor your purpose.
Entrepreneurship isn’t just a job—it’s a way to live out your calling. Aim high, and watch how far you can go when you bet on yourself.
Big love,
Maximo
