Romi & Rire

Happy New Month!!! 🥳✨

How are you doing?
Yes… you. Don’t look behind you 😏

I know that, “I’m tired, I quit, this is not my ministry” feeling has visited you at least 47 times since January… if you’re like me, maybe 1 million times 🤣

But let me just whisper something in your ear real quick 🧏🏾‍♀️
it’s just a feeling, It will pass.

Like NEPA light… it may go and come, but it won’t stay forever 😭😂

So here’s the plan:
Call your friend and rant.
Pray small.
Cry if you need to.
Add a little dramatic rolling for effect (very important).

Then when you’re done…
wipe your tears, adjust your wig (or mindset), and go back.

Yes, GO BACK.

Because quitting is tempting, but winning is sweeter 😌

I promise you… it gets better.

Now carry your fine self and continue. We didn’t come this far to say “ I QUIT.” 💅✨

Sharing a couple of lessons I learned from the story I shared in the previous post. I love how experiences shape you and your mindset. You either grow from them or you fall because of them. One thing I’ve learned over time is that your response to your experiences is often the real deal breaker.

Entrepreneurs… I’m sure a lot of us have stories for days when it comes to business.

Some experiences we’ve healed from.
Some were still carrying, the pain, the fear, or even the joy of it all.

Today, I’m sharing the story of what pushed me to shut my business down at a point… because I simply couldn’t take it anymore.

Running a business will test you in ways you never imagined.

But every experience teaches you something. Sometimes it breaks you, sometimes it builds you, but it always shapes how you move forward.

I’d love to hear your own stories too (share in the comment section), let’s laugh about some of them together. Because honestly, these experiences are often the lessons that make us better business owners.

Whatever the experience was, just make sure the lessons you carry forward lean more toward growth than bitterness.

I am BIG on people.
If there’s one thing I’ve been blessed with lately, it’s being surrounded by reliable and dependable staff.

But trust me… it didn’t start like this.
I’ve kissed many frogs before finding my princes and princesses 😅

One of the biggest struggles in business?
Getting people who are both competent AND reliable.

Sometimes you get reliable but not skilled.
Sometimes you get skilled but not committed.
And sometimes… Let’s just say ‘the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.

That’s why we keep seeing “what I ordered vs what I got.”
An industry churning out unskilled hands.
People chasing quick pockets, not long-term building.

So how do we win as business owners?

One principle changed everything for me.
Before Jesus built the ministry, He built the team.
Because you cannot build alone.

I’m sharing what helped me hire right and sustain my team—even with limited resources.

This is the start of my Hiring Right Series.
If you’ve ever struggled with staff, this is for you.

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