Today’s episode is titled “Financial Leap: What’s Needed to Take One.”

This episode is for entrepreneurs who are making $500K and up—and you’re not here to “grow slowly.” You’re here because:

• You want to go up by $500K.
• You want to go from $1 million to $5 million.
• Or you want to go from $5 million to $10 million.

And you already know the truth: effort isn’t your issue. Capacity (kuh-PASS-ih-tee) and execution consistency are.

By the end of this episode, you will walk away with:

• The three requirements for a true financial leap.
• A clean way to identify what’s been stalling your scale.
• A direct invitation into the support level that matches your target.

Onboarding Process: Application Link

Your Money Timeline: Why You Cycle From Lack to Lump Sums—and How to Break It

If your income keeps repeating a storyline—zero, lump sum, back to zero—this episode gives you the map to stop calling it “a season” and start treating it like a pattern.

In today’s Empowered to Sell episode, Dr. Blass teaches you how to build a Money Pattern Timeline (modeled after the Love Timeline) and identify the three most common sequences that sabotage stable income:

• The Feast–Famine Loop
• The Capacity Crash Loop
• The Misfit Client Drain Loop

You’ll also walk away with immediate interventions you can implement today: revenue smoothing, capacity architecture, and a clean pricing + readiness filter—so you stop growing into exhaustion and start growing into stability.

Learn more about working with Dr. Blass: elsieblass.com

Today’s episode is titled “The Nervous System of the Anointed Seller.”

This episode is for you if:

• You know your offer is solid, but your delivery sometimes feels strained
• You notice yourself over-explaining, over-giving, or second-guessing in sales conversations
• You’re spiritually aligned, but your body still feels tense around money or visibility

By the end of this episode, you will walk away with:

• A clear understanding of why selling is not a confidence issue—it’s a regulation issue
• The ability to recognize when your nervous system is driving your sales behavior
• Language and awareness that help you sell from peace instead of pressure

This episode will not hype you up. It will stabilize you.

Links:

• Anointed To Sell
• Instagram Love & Money Timeline
• Homepage

Who This Episode Is For + What They’ll Walk Away With

Today’s episode is titled “Empowered to Sell Starts With Permission.” And this episode is for you if:

• You know you’re gifted, capable, and called—but selling still feels heavier than it should
• You plan… but don’t always follow through
• You sense that something internal—not strategic—is holding you back
• You’re building toward six, seven, or eight figures and can feel the cost of inconsistency

By the end of this episode, you will walk away with:

• Clarity on what permission actually is (and what it isn’t)
• Insight into what quietly removes permission over time
• A framework to locate where your brain has never been given authorization to be, do, see, or have
• And a sober understanding of what it’s costing you to avoid planning, follow-through, and support

This is not motivation. This is preparation.

Join Anointed To Sell before Feb 1st.

In this episode of Peace on Purpose, Dr. Elsie Blass teaches on the anointing to sell—not as a skill, but as a spiritual and neurological alignment. This conversation is for founders, leaders, and entrepreneurs who know they are called to steward wealth, but refuse to do it through pressure, manipulation, or burnout. Learn why selling feels heavy for anointed people, how nervous system capacity impacts income, and what shifts when selling becomes obedience rather than effort.

📝 Journal Prompts (5)

1. Where have I been striving for results God already authorized?
2. What sensations arise in my body when I quote my true price?
3. Where did I learn that receiving required justification?
4. What would selling feel like if it were an act of obedience?
5. What level of capacity is my next assignment requiring?

🔁 Affirmations (3)

• I am authorized to receive without strain.
• My nervous system supports my calling.
• I steward wealth with clarity, peace, and obedience.

📖 Scriptures (NKJV)

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1. Deuteronomy 8:18
2. Proverbs 10:22
3. Isaiah 45:3

In this episode of Peace on Purpose, Dr. Elsie Blass explores the often-overlooked spiritual and psychological reality of access—especially in dating, relationships, and seasons of consecration.

As you step into calling, leadership, ministry, or deeper obedience, who you allow close to you matters more than most people realize. You don’t just manage your own boundaries—you inherit the access of the people you give proximity to.

When someone in your life consistently gives the enemy access through unhealed patterns, entitlement, manipulation, or disregard for boundaries, that access can begin to affect you as well.

This episode clarifies the difference between trust and entrustment, why Jesus modeled discernment without isolation, and how pressure for access is often a signal—not confusion. You’ll hear a powerful anonymized story that illustrates how honoring consecration protects peace, clarity, and spiritual authority.

If you are dating, married, discerning partnership, or preparing to walk boldly into what God is calling you to do in the new year, this conversation will help you assign access intentionally—without guilt, fear, or confusion.

Journal Prompts

1. Where in my life have I allowed access that exceeded wisdom or discernment?
2. Who currently has proximity to me that has not earned entrustment?
3. How do I typically respond when someone pressures my boundaries?
4. What does consecration look like for me in this season—emotionally, spiritually, and relationally?
5. What level of access supports the work God is calling me into next?

Affirmations

• I assign access intentionally and without guilt.
• My peace is a form of spiritual authority.
• I do not negotiate my consecration for companionship.
• Discernment protects my calling and my nervous system.
• I trust God enough to wait for aligned proximity.

Scripture References

• John 2:24–25 (NKJV)
• 1 Peter 5:8 (NKJV)
• Proverbs 4:23 (NKJV)

Today’s Peace on Purpose message is simple and surgical: surrender. Using Proverbs 3:5–6, you’ll learn why surrender is not weakness—it’s spiritual and neurological strategy.

This episode helps you release control, regulate your nervous system, and move with clarity, calm, and obedience—even when you don’t understand the full plan.

Scriptures (NKJV)

• Proverbs 3:5–6
• Psalm 37:5
• Matthew 6:33

Journal Prompts (5)

1. Where am I “leaning on my own understanding” instead of trusting God?
2. What outcome am I trying to control—and what would it feel like to release it?
3. What would obedience look like this week if I trusted God with the timeline?
4. What does my nervous system do when I feel uncertainty—fight, flight, freeze, or fawn?
5. What is one path I believe God is directing me toward that I’ve been resisting?

Affirmations (3)

• I surrender outcomes and receive divine direction.
• I trust God with my whole heart and lead from peace.
• I move in obedience without needing full understanding.

Prayer

Father, I surrender what I cannot control. Cleanse my need to overthink, over-manage, and over-carry. Teach me to trust You with my whole heart and acknowledge You in every part of my life—my relationships, my health, my money, and my work. Direct my path with clarity, and let peace guard my mind. In Jesus’ name, amen.

How to stay transformed after this episode

Return to Proverbs 3:5–6 daily for 7 days. Do the “Surrender in 60 Seconds” breath + declaration before any important conversation or decision. Choose one act of obedience that proves your trust.

Wealthy Love Profile: When Privilege Interrupts Emotional Maturity

Part 5 of the Relationship Endurance series explores how wealth and privilege shape emotional identity — and why many individuals raised in affluent environments struggle with intimacy, emotional endurance, vulnerability, and conflict.

Dr. Elsie Blass breaks down the hidden emotional injuries that develop inside wealthy households: achievement-based identity, emotional neglect masked by comfort, avoidance of discomfort, low relational resilience, and the use of money or lifestyle as emotional bypass.

With clinical insight, cultural understanding, and identity-level clarity, this episode teaches how wealthy couples can build emotional literacy, grow through conflict, and develop the relational muscles needed for lasting, meaningful love.

Listeners will learn how to refine their identity, deepen their emotional presence, and finally engage in love without fear, avoidance, or performance.

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