Whether you've already started building it, or you're still trying to name what God put in front of you, you've invested time, energy, maybe money. And now you're asking a question we don't talk about enough:
There. We said it.
The Assignment Economy™ is a live 90-minute workshop for women trying to figure out the financial reality of what they believe God called them to build.
You'll bring the real numbers, look at the actual evidence, and use the Assignment Economy Assessment™ to determine what your assignment may be asking of you economically right now.
Haven't named it yet?
You don't have to have it all figured out. But you do need something specific enough to examine. If you know something is stirring but you can't name it yet, start with the free Assignment Readiness Diagnostic™.
Take the Free Readiness Diagnostic™ →We've been treating them like one question. They're not. Something can be your assignment and not be your business. Something can be a business and not be your assignment. Your assignment can eventually become your income without being ready to support you today.
And this one may change the way you think about all of it:
Not to teach you how to “monetize your calling.”
Not to promise you passive income.
And definitely not to give you another formula for turning your purpose into six figures.
We're going to have a different conversation. We're going to look honestly at what you're building.
Because the answer isn't automatically:
Keep going.
And it isn't automatically:
Quit.
First, you need to know what you're actually looking at. By the end of 90 minutes, I want you to know what the evidence is asking you to do next.
Your assignment may need you to:
These aren't levels. One isn't better than another. And they aren't a measure of your faith, your obedience, or how “successful” your assignment is. They're five different economic conditions an assignment can be in.
You may be trying to SCALE something you haven't really TESTED. You may be questioning an assignment that simply needs a different MODEL. Or you may be expecting something you're meant to FUND for a season to already provide your income.
The problem is, you can't make the right decision if you don't know which problem you actually have. That's what we're going to figure out.
During the workshop, you'll complete the Assignment Economy Assessment™.
This isn't a personality quiz. And it isn't another test of whether you heard God correctly.
We're starting from the premise that you believe you know the assignment. Now we're looking at the evidence around it.
We'll examine things like:
And you'll leave with an Assignment Economy result:
Not as a label.
As information you can actually make a decision with.
This isn't theoretical for me. I know what it is to be clear about an assignment and still have to ask, “Okay, God. But how is this supposed to work financially?” I've spent more than 20 years building strategies and operating models inside complex organizations, and now I'm bringing that same discipline to a question I'm living myself: how do I steward what God gave me without ignoring the financial reality of my life?
That's the conversation I want to have with 50 women.
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
7:00–8:30 PM ET · Live on Google Meet
$47
Your registration includes:
Limited to 50 women.
This is the first live delivery of The Assignment Economy™, which is why I'm offering it at the $47 Founding Workshop price.
Come. Zero revenue is information. It isn't automatically a verdict. Part of what we'll examine is whether you actually have enough evidence yet to know what zero revenue means.
Come. Your job and your assignment don't have to compete for legitimacy. Your assignment and your provision may not need to come through the same door right now.
Your registration includes access to the replay for seven days.
That doesn't automatically mean you missed God. It means it's time to understand what you're building.
Whatever you're building.
Let's figure out the money.
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 · 7:00–8:30 PM ET
Live on Google Meet · 7-Day Replay · 50 Seats