God Talks
A God Talks Certified Coach.
Faith isn’t separate from the way I advise leaders. It’s part of how I listen, how I ask questions, and how I discern what may be happening beneath a business decision.
How this part of my journey began
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In February 2024, I attended my first God Talks Wisdom for Business event in Arizona.
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That experience eventually led to being accepted as a private coaching client of Ed Rush.Entrepreneur, business strategist, and bestselling author of God Talks
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Later, I became a God Talks Certified Coach.Alongside my training with Prophetic Company as a certified ACTIVATE Training Coach
What this means for the leaders I work with
My work sits at the intersection of leadership, strategy, personal alignment, and faith.
You don’t have to share my faith to work with me. But if you want an advisor who can pray with you, discern with you, and still talk plainly about your business, that’s what this training prepared me for.
- Prayer and discernment in the room
When a decision needs more than analysis, we can bring it to prayer rather than set it aside. - Business and faith in one conversation
You don’t have to keep the spiritual part of a decision in a separate meeting, or a separate life. - A shared language with other God Talks leaders
Many of the leaders I work with have been in these rooms, so we start with common ground.
If you want to operate at a world-class level, you need world-class people around you.
Lauren has one of the most unique wisdom gifts I have ever seen. She consistently delivers insight, intuition, and ideas that help me see opportunities that I was missing. I trust her perspective, and I value what she brings to the table.
Ed Rush Entrepreneur, business strategist, and bestselling author of God Talks
About God Talks
[Lauren: a short paragraph here in your own words — what God Talks is, who it’s for, and what happens at a Wisdom for Business event. Two or three sentences is plenty.]
[Optional second paragraph: what being a God Talks Certified Coach involved, or what you’d tell a leader considering attending.]
Let’s start with a conversation.
Tell me a little about where you are and what you’re navigating, and we’ll decide together whether working together makes sense.
Answer a few questions, then choose a time to talk.