Button Up Podcast Christian Women’s Healing, Trauma Recovery, Confidence & Leadership

In this episode, Polly shares from her own experience as a single mother navigating a financially difficult season and uncovers a powerful truth: God's provision was already in motion before she even realized she was in need. Grounded in Jeremiah 29:11, this episode is an invitation to trust the foreknowledge of a God who doesn't scramble. If you've been wondering whether God sees your situation, this episode is for you.

Download CorrectionYou were never too much.  Don't believe the lie you've heard and grown to trust over the years.  God created you for greatness.  He created you in his likeness, believe and follow His guidance.  

Don't believe the lie you've grown up hearing that you were too much.  This lie has taken you into adulthood believing and making you shrink down.  God doesn't make mistakes and he created you wonderfully as you are.  

When Daddy Got Sick, God Was There.
Not in loud ways. Not in dramatic ways. But in the quiet, holy moments that carried us through the hardest season of our lives. I didn’t always understand what God was doing, but I never doubted that He was near. His comfort became the anchor I held onto when everything else felt unsteady.
If you’re facing sickness, grief, or a season that feels too heavy to carry, I want to share the Scriptures that carried me.
I created Seven Scriptures for Healing, a free resource filled with the verses God used to strengthen me when my heart was breaking.
If you’d like it, message me or tap the link www.buttonupsolutions.com/scriptures
And if you’re in Arkansas and want to attend my upcoming Christian women’s one‑day conference, email me or send a DM. I’ll add you to the first‑to‑know list before registration opens.
Seats will be limited, and I want you to have the chance to be in the room.
God is still present. Still healing. Still holding you close.

This podcast is a brief discussion on the importance of having solid internal organizational practices in place, so that you can deliver consistency with your clients. 

The podcast show today is a conversation about how to run successful daily huddles with your team, while assuring you have the correct team.  It's an encouragement to hire those who are better than you and fire those who are not performing quickly, so your team will be more successful. 

The impact employee theft is having on business profits.  Employee theft is often unrecognized until the profits of the company have lowered so significantly that an audit is required.  

Let’s review a few methods to identifying productivity killers every business should utilize to determine if you have inefficiencies negatively impacting your profit growth.    They are as follows:  listen to employee feedback, perform observations on processes, implement software for evaluation, assess business technology needs and evaluate KPIs. 

Successful Business Years don't just happen, they must be planned out.  Today's episode is a discussion on the thought process and things you should be thinking about in the planning process and then encouragement to implement your business goal plans, so you may achieve success. 

This podcast is a discussion covering the challenges businesses face when they allow other businesses to charge for the services they provide, rather than collecting for those services upfront.  We'll dive into alternative options to avoid the crisis of an out of control accounts receivable balance.