For the Christian woman who is already effective — and done doing this in her own strength. This is where the gap between what you know and what you've actually built finally closes.
Apply to Work With Rachel →Applying isn't committing. It's starting the conversation.
In 2026 you can get every answer in seconds. The framework, the funnel, the script — it's all free now, and a machine will hand it to you on demand. So here's what the coaching industry won't say out loud: information was never what stood between you and the business God put in you.
AI reflects back what you feed it. It cannot perceive what God put in you.
That's not a tool. That's a person. That's me.
Here's what happens on our first call. In the first twenty minutes, we get done what you've been trying to figure out on your own for months — sometimes years. Not because you're not smart. Because you're too close to see it. The gift is obvious from where I sit, and invisible from where you sit. My job is to see it, name it, and pull it out of you.
Then I do the other thing — the thing I've done my whole life, with my clients, my friends, even my family. I hold you to a higher standard than you'd hold yourself. I believe in you more than you believe in yourself. And I don't let you shrink back. That's how people end up doing the thing they were sure they couldn't.
You're not stuck because you don't know enough. You're stuck for the reasons no course will fix:
Six months? Two years? Twelve?
The dream doesn't expire. The years do. A year will pass either way — the only question is whether you're still "about to," or whether it's finally built and in your hands.
Here's what I've learned watching a woman sit on the same gift for a decade: it was never a years-long project. It's a circling problem, not a building problem. You don't need ten more years. You need someone who sees it, hands you the next three moves, and refuses to let you put it down.
What would've taken you a decade on your own, we build in a single year — not because the work shrinks, but because you stop doing it alone, and I hold you to a pace you'd never hold yourself to.
Let's be honest about what this is really for. It was never just a bigger business — and it was never only about you.
Whatever you've been carrying — the book, the program, the product line, the ministry, the offer that's been living in your head for years — picture it real. Out in the world. In the hands of the people it was made for.
Picture the woman who finally built it: lighter, leading instead of grinding, her family watching her come alive. People on the other side of your obedience finally getting the thing only you carry.
And picture what it frees you to do. A business built God's way becomes an engine — the margin to give the way you've always wanted to, to fund the mission on your heart, to put real resources behind the Kingdom. That's what He grows a faithful steward for.
That's not a someday fantasy. That's one year of the right moves with someone who won't let you stop. The gift was given to be used — not buried. The only thing standing between you and her is the decision to begin.
This is twelve months of personal coaching — a full year of building your business with me, and with God, instead of alone in your own strength. Not a course. Not another program to add to the pile. It's a small room, on purpose: I'm not collecting names — I'm building with you.
A year is enough time to do this right. We build it the way I teach it:
You won't leave with more information. You'll leave with a built thing — and you'll have become the leader who built it.
I keep this small — a handful of clients at a time. When it's full, it's full.
I built a seven-figure business by 34 — working about twenty hours a week — and then, when God asked me to, I laid it down — and I'm rebuilding it His way. Now I help Christian entrepreneurs become stronger leaders and scale their impact for His Kingdom, without burning out. I'm not the loudest voice in your feed. I'm the one who sees what you can't see in yourself — and won't let you settle for less than what you're built for.
Applying isn't committing. It's starting the conversation.
If something in you has been whispering that this is the year — don't let another year get built on "someday." The gift was given to be used.