If you’re a spiritual person and perfectly in-tune with your spiritual well-being, you might be wondering whether it’s possible to share your talents and resources with others. While many spiritual people believe in giving to others, they often feel uncomfortable with the thought of being compensated for their time. However, starting a spiritual business can perfectly align your passion with your career and financial well-being.
So, how do you turn your passion and intuitive gifts into spiritual entrepreneurship?
5 Keys to Become a Spiritual Entrepreneur
Turning your passion into a spiritually focused career can seem quite challenging, and you might even feel overwhelmed. Fortunately, I’ve gone through this experience and know what it takes to become a spiritual entrepreneur.
As a professional photographer, my connection to my brand was something always felt, but not quite seen. I’ve taken many courses that help connect me with the healing arts, and I can read my client’s energy to help bring the best out of their brands. I’m here to help with any photography needs. What makes me qualified:
- Co-creator
- Photographer
- Graphic Designer
- Reiki-Practitioner
- Astrology-Nature-Energy-Lover
Here are some crucial steps to help support your calling of your spiritual business – whether you are new, have been manifesting it for a while, or just want to increase your audience and presence in the world:
1. Define Your Niche
The first thing you want to do is define the niche you’d wish to
work in. Start by listing your gifts and see which talents you feel most comfortable sharing with your potential customers. This will help you stand out, setting you apart from the competition.
And of course, you can also combine different niches, especially if you have different talents. The goal here is to position your brand clearly, so your potential clients can know exactly what to expect.
2. Show Up Everyday
Once you’ve figured out what you want to do and created a plan on how you’ll get started, your next move is to show up every day and do the work. This can mean a wide variety of different things for different entrepreneurs.
For starters, it could mean developing programs and creating content for your audience. It could include product development, and it could also mean receiving the education and support that can help you achieve your dreams.
3. Create Your Website
Setting up a website has become much easier than ever before. If you’re not ready to spend a lot of money on your website, I recommend using Build Launch Your Blog or Wealthy Affiliate.
Creating a business website involves a few different steps, including:
- Selecting a scalable website hosting provider
- Making your business proposition clear
- Choosing a content management system (Shopify, WordPress, etc.) /e-commerce platform
- Picking a good domain name
- Crafting SEO optimized content for each of your pages
Remember to set your social media share icons on the site and publish new content regularly to keep both visitors and your clients engaged.
4. Build Your Community
Gone are the days when all entrepreneurs needed to do was develop a website, run some ads, and relax as clients started to roll in. Nowadays, competition is fierce so building a solid community around your brand is crucial.
It will help you build yourself as a thought leader and attract potential clients. If you care for your community by offering added value, your community will use your services and refer you to their friends and family as a way of giving back.
Leverage Technology
Pick some of the social media platforms your perfect audience is hanging out on and create social media profiles for your brand. This will help you to better understand your audience and increase your brand awareness.
You’ll be able to showcase your expertise, tell them your story, and show them how you can be of assistance. And by interacting and connecting with your target audience, you’ll be able to humanize your business and become more approachable. Plus, it will help you identify their needs, learn about their pain points, and tailor your offer accordingly.
Create Content Regularly
Once you understand your audience’s pain points, it becomes much easier to create customized content that’ll resonate with them and offer educational value. They’ll be able to see you as a professional in the field and rely on you for guidance, tips, and advice.
5. Set Your Goals and Develop Healthy Daily Habits
Running a business involves a lot more than just practicing your craft. So to avoid burnout, make sure you establish daily, weekly, and monthly business goals, along with a daily routine that will enable you to stay motivated and achieve your goals.
Keep in mind that many tools can help you manage your time at work and keep track of your goals. And don’t forget to take regular breaks during the day to stay focused and prevent stress and anxiety.
What Part I Play (Photography, Video, Imagery?)
I’ve been fascinated by light and movement since I was a kid. Before going digital, I had a dark room and used an SLR first-gen camera for over 10 years before starting my own photography business.
Capturing the unique expression and beauty of my surroundings and moments in their most artful expressions has usually been part of my soul search. I’m here to help you up level your image, find your aligned audience, and connect with them more deeply through photography, video, and imagery that show your complete authentic essence.
How I Keep The Ball Rolling
If you’re a soulpreneur craving authentic content you can stand behind, working with a professional photographer can help you connect your audience with content created specifically for your brand. Being a professional photographer and a graphic designer for over 15 years has taught me the art of listening to my clients and setting the right objectives.
Coupled with years of experience as a business owner and event coordinator, I’m uniquely positioned to provide you with guidance on the use of photography to strengthen your brand positioning and get your target audience to love you. I can also connect you with individuals that can help you with social management and websites.
Don’t let any inner critic or outside critic hold you back from what your intuition tells you to follow. There’s always a community out there to support you. Feel free to join my community to connect and be inspired.
The Key Takeaway
Don’t be afraid to get started on your business or help support it by investing in impactful imagery to share your message with more people. You deserve to be seen—your art matters. Everyone needs healing and support in processing this dense world. The lighter we make it with more lightworkers out there, the more blissed out everyone will be. Let’s co-create something beautiful – message me to talk visions!
