How Unresolved Trauma is Sabotaging Your Ministry & Business

Описание: Stop Paying the "Trauma Tax": How to Reclaim Your Power in Ministry & Business

Have you ever felt "frozen" right before making a big offer, posting on social media, or asking for a donation? You have the strategy, but something internal is blocking your progress.

In this episode of The Sister Start Your Ministry Hour, Reverend Jocelyn dives deep into the concept of the "Trauma Tax"—the hidden psychological and spiritual price we pay for unresolved wounds. Whether you are a Christian woman entrepreneur, a nonprofit leader, or a ministry visionary, unhealed trauma acts as a ceiling on your growth.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

The Trauma Tax Defined: Why you might be operating at only 75% capacity while your past takes the rest.

The Mirror Effect: How your business or ministry exposes every insecurity and unhealed wound.

Leading vs. Bleeding: How to identify if you are leading from wholeness or "bleeding" your unresolved pain onto your team and audience.

Prison or Platform: How to stop "trauma dumping" and start sharing your testimony from a place of healed scars rather than open wounds.

The 3 S’s of Growth: Why strategy alone isn't enough if your Story and State aren't aligned with God’s vision.

"Your business will eventually grow to the exact size of your unhealed trauma and then stop—until you do the work." — Steven Bartlett

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