Faithful ambition under God’s authority.
Blessed + Bossed Up is a pastoral business-and-faith show for women building while trying to stay spiritually grounded. Recent episodes move through listener questions, book-club reflections, personal stories, and practical correction around ambition, burnout, parenting, hurry, and trusting God’s timing.
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Blessed + Bossed Up is a Christian entrepreneurship show with a pastoral center of gravity. It speaks to women who are building businesses, carrying family responsibilities, and trying to keep faith from becoming an accessory to ambition. Recent episodes linger on the cost of hurry. They also ask harder questions about what ambition becomes when it is not submitted to God. The show often begins with a listener question, a personal update, or a book-club passage, then turns the material into counsel about motives, limits, obedience, and dependence. It is practical, but it is not merely tactical. Business decisions are treated as spiritual decisions. Burnout is not reduced to a scheduling problem. Ambition is not dismissed, but it is tested for alignment, fruit, and surrender. A run of episodes around The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry gives the show a sustained focus on rest, attention, digital distraction, and the pressure to fill every spare hour with more output. The teaching is measured and intimate. It can move from feeling sick to a reflection on survival mode, from parenting stress to prayerful discernment, or from a mailbag question to a challenge about trusting God’s timing. The show is especially attentive to high-achieving women who feel stretched thin. It names the weariness without flattering it. It also resists easy answers, often staying with the tension long enough for conviction to build. Family life matters here. So do motherhood, work, school, responsibility, and the quiet fear of getting important decisions wrong. The show’s recurring promise is not that faith makes life frictionless. It is that dependence on God changes how ambition, rest, work, and desire are carried.
Made for: Christian women balancing entrepreneurship, family, responsibility, and spiritual growth. It especially fits high-achieving listeners who want business counsel shaped by prayer, scripture, surrender, and honest self-examination.
What sets it apart: The show treats productivity, ambition, and burnout as discipleship questions rather than branding problems. Its strength is the blend of listener-led counsel, book-club teaching, and personal reflection that keeps business advice spiritually accountable.
The BBU Podcast is a weekly podcast that teaches purposeful women how to be uncompromising in their faith, business, and total life success with God as the CEO. Get ready to be empowered, emboldened, and receive divine strategy to fulfill God’s plan for your life and business.Your host + sister in Christ and success, Tatum Temia Ayomike, is an award-winning entrepreneur, executive producer, author and devoted Christian who has committed her life to help women bridge the gap between faith and business. Her impact as the CEO of Anchored Media includes a global reach of millions of listeners across 75+ produced podcast shows in just 2 years. Through her personal brand, Tatum has cultivated a co…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tatum Temia Ayomike connects practical entrepreneurship with sustained scrutiny of ambition, judgment, and spiritual responsibility.
Blessed + Bossed Up treats entrepreneurship as a matter of spiritual accountability, with Tatum Temia Ayomike moving between direct teaching, listener questions, and guided book discussions.
Gemini can picture the studio; Tatum Temia Ayomike asks who gets final say in your business.
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A Q&A on fading first-quarter motivation, intentional parenting, and peace in Christian entrepreneurship.
The Blessed and Bossed Up episode leans into a Q&A rhythm to rethink how early-year momentum can slip and how that dip can become a useful check-in with listeners.
A reflective look at attention as both a spiritual pressure and a business asset.
Rest comes through as both a spiritual concern and a business concern, with John Mark Comer's The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry used to question a culture that treats constant attention as normal.
A reflective Christian reminder that hurry can quietly pull spiritual life off course.
Blessed and Bossed Up treats chapter one of The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry as a warning that busyness can become a spiritual danger signal.
A grounded look at using AI for business without handing over discernment.
AI is treated here as both a business tool and a discernment test: how can a Christian entrepreneur use it without letting convenience outrun wisdom?
Prayerful Bible study turns toward everyday judgment, from Google searches to dating choices.
Blessed + Bossed Up closes its look at Charles Stanley's The Spirit-Filled Life by framing Bible reading as a practice in discernment, not just devotion.
A firm episode about measuring Christian entrepreneurship by obedience, purity of motive, and what can withstand judgment.
Entrepreneurship is framed as obedience before income. The host describes hearing a repeated call to make an adjustment, receiving confirmation through others, and later seeing that decision lead to the show and an income stream that could help grow the business.
A Christian reflection on accepting limits before hurry takes over every available hour.
Hurry is treated less as a calendar problem than as a question of pace, posture, and surrender. In this single-episode review, the book-club thread around John Mark Comer's The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry comes through clearly: more open time would likely get filled anyway, so…
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
This episode continues a series on making Spirit-led business decisions for Christian entrepreneurs, focusing on biblical principles from Acts 8.
This episode introduces a discussion on making spirit-led business decisions as part of a series exploring biblical principles for Christian entrepreneurs.
Tatum Temia Ayomike continues the book club discussion on 'The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry' by John Mark Comer, focusing on part two about solutions to burnout.
Host Tatum Temia Ayomike launches a series to address a listener's question about applying biblical principles practically in business.
The host discusses how ambition evolves with age and faith, sharing personal reflections on shifting desires and connecting with listeners through Q&A about Christian entrepreneurship.
This episode continues a book club discussion on 'The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry' by John Mark Comer, focusing on part two about solutions to burnout and hurry by embracing limitations and following Jesus.
This episode continues a book club discussion on 'The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry' by John Mark Comer, focusing on overcoming hurry and burnout in a Christian entrepreneurial context.
The host, feeling unwell, announces she will replay a previous training called The God Math Formula, which helps high-achieving women balance faith, responsibilities, and productivity, while postponing a review of The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry.
The host introduces a mailbag episode, shares a personal testimony about her grandmother's unexpected stage four cancer diagnosis during the pandemic, and connects it to faith and community support.
The host opens with listener questions and treats fading motivation near the end of the first quarter as a reason to pause, not just push harder.
Attention is where formation starts.
The host opens the reading with The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer.
The host opens with a confession about not having the capacity to understand ChatGPT when it first came out.
Blessed + Bossed Up closes Charles Stanley's The Spirit-Filled Life by finishing the word of God marker and opening the wisdom marker.
This episode introduces a series on making spirit-led business decisions by exploring biblical principles for Christian entrepreneurs.
This episode introduces a series addressing a listener's question about practically applying biblical principles to business, focusing on bridging the gap between spiritual study and real-world entrepreneurship.
The host reflects on listener feedback about her vulnerable testimony from a previous episode, emphasizing the importance of bringing raw emotions to God for healing during seasons of disappointment.