Blessed + Bossed Up

Should Christian business owners use AI? Is personal branding self-centered? And how do you sell high-ticket offers without feeling manipulative?
In this episode of Blessed and Bossed Up, Tatum answers the questions Christian entrepreneurs are actively searching for online—from using AI and automation with discernment to building a personal brand, charging premium prices, and closing sales with integrity.
Tatum breaks down how to:
Use AI and automation without abandoning discernment
Build a personal brand without making your life the product
Position yourself as a thought leader
Justify premium pricing with real value and results
Validate your offers before selling them at full price
Create a sales process that feels genuine—not manipulative
Use technology to increase efficiency while keeping the human connection
This episode kicks off Search Bar Sessions, a new series where Tatum answers the questions her audience—and the internet—are actively searching for answers to at the intersection of faith, business, technology, and entrepreneurship.
If you're a Christian entrepreneur trying to grow your business while keeping God at the center, this conversation is for you.

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Part 2
What do we do when we’re waiting on God and don’t know whether His answer will be yes or no?
In Part 2 of this conversation, we explore what it looks like to keep hoping and trusting God while we wait. Tatum shares the story of Hannah, the danger of deferred hope, and the importance of remembering God’s track record in our lives.
She also shares a special testimony about leading her six-year-old son to Christ and how his simple understanding of the gospel reminded her of what it means to keep our faith focused on who God is—not just what He can do.
In this episode:
Why we shouldn’t stop hoping to protect ourselves from disappointment
What Hannah teaches us about praying with faith
How to keep track of God’s answered prayers
Finding contentment in the things God didn’t give us
Shifting from “What if God says no?” to “What if God says yes?”
Why our hope ultimately has to rest in who God is
Scripture: 1 Samuel 1, Proverbs 13:12, Matthew 26:39, Romans 5:1–11
This week’s challenge:
Make two lists:
Desires God has fulfilled
Desires God didn’t fulfill that ultimately worked out for your good
Use both lists to strengthen your faith, contentment, and hope while you wait.

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What do you do when you have a deep desire, you know God is fully able to give it to you, but you also understand that He may say no?
In Part 1 of this powerful conversation, Tatum creates space for an honest conversation about faith, hope, and the desires of our hearts. How do you continue believing for healing, marriage, children, business success, restoration, or any other desire when God never explicitly promised that specific outcome?
This episode is a reminder that mature faith does not mean pretending you do not care about the outcome. It means bringing your real desires, fears, questions, and hopes to God while trusting Him enough to surrender to His will. Through examples from Scripture—including the Hebrew boys, Moses, David, Paul, and Jesus—Tatum explores what it means to believe that God is able, and still trust Him if the answer is no.
If you have ever found yourself wondering where your faith should land when you know the outcome is uncertain, this conversation is for you. Be encouraged: you do not have to deny what you deeply desire in order to have faith. You can ask boldly, hope fully, pray honestly, and still say, “Nevertheless, not my will, but Yours be done.”
This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation.

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In this episode of Blessed + Bossed Up, Tatum reflects on her first year of law school and shares what God has taught her about navigating a non-traditional path. From balancing marriage, motherhood, entrepreneurship, and legal education to overcoming imposter syndrome and comparison, she offers honest encouragement for anyone whose journey doesn't fit the expected timeline.
Whether you're returning to school, changing careers, starting over, waiting on God's promises, or stepping into unfamiliar territory, this conversation is a reminder that God often works through unconventional paths to accomplish extraordinary purpose.
In this episode, Tatum discusses:
What it means to live a non-traditional life
Lessons learned from her first year of law school
Overcoming imposter syndrome and comparison
How previous life experiences become unexpected advantages
Biblical examples of God using unconventional people and timelines
Practical encouragement for embracing God's timing and purpose
Key Scriptures
Isaiah 53
Romans 8:28
2 Corinthians 12:9
Hebrews 11
If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs the reminder that God's plan is never limited by a traditional timeline.

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Tatum reminds you to prioritize the 7 guardrails discussed in the last episode to protect your relationship with God as you build for His glory.

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