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Elaine Rau is the founder of LadyBossBlogger.com. She is on a mission to change media’s landscape on how women are portrayed.
Sarah Frazer is a devoted Christian who blogs about the Bible and encourages women to understand God A few years ago, I took a Pinterest course and then hired a Pinterest Manager. I also love my Pinterest Manager who does the work for me on Pinterest. Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
Knowing from a young age that God called me to be influential, I’ve never felt afraid of sharing what I know and believe because people are always searching for answers. I don’t pretend to be something I’m not on social media just like I don’t pretend to be something I’m not with God. Religion loves to tell people that perfection is the only way to God’s heart, but the truth is, God loves the messiness and imperfection so much more. I thought I needed all the pieces to come together first, but I’ve learned now that, just like my life right now, I’m learning as I go.
Sarah-Jane Meeson is a Christian blogger who combines her faith and knowledge of business to inspire and bring together other businesswomen. I always talk about faith, I always ensure it aligns with God, God’s word and it is crucial. We cross promote our blogs in our other media too, such as podcasts, email marketing, magazines to create a consistent voice and message across all of our multimedia. We do have protocols in place to ensure it aligns with our values and have a statement of faith to enable our members to share.
For instance, it’s hard to find a fashion blogger who doesn’t post about their skincare or beauty routine and product reviews. Nevertheless, so far, I look at the things I’ve struggled with as a believer, the things I’ve heard other believers complain about, and even the misconceptions unbelievers have about Christianity and try to shape my content around such topics. It’s really slowed things down, and, at the same time, it’s the reason why I can still pay for some of my blogging costs. Sometimes, I feel guilty if I’m not working on my blog because I only have time for it when I’m at home (when I should be dedicating time to family and friends), and every free time at work is dedicated to my blog.