How to Focus When You’re Multi-Passionate

Let’s be honest—if you're a multi-passionate, multi-called Christian woman in business, focus can feel like a struggle.

You have ideas for days. God has given you multiple visions, passions, and talents. And while that’s a gift, it can also feel like a burden when you’re trying to figure out what to focus on first.

Trust me, I’ve been there.

In my early days of entrepreneurship, I was running a women’s empowerment group, working in real estate, and running a fresh dog food company—all at the same time. I believed I was called to all of them (and still do), but I was constantly overwhelmed, unfocused, and barely moving the needle financially in any area.

I had to learn—through prayer, trial and error, and humility—that being called to multiple things doesn’t mean you have to pursue them all at once.

So if you're feeling pulled in a million directions and struggling to find clarity, this post is for you. Let’s talk about four simple (but powerful) strategies that will help you stay focused, aligned, and profitable—even as a multi-passionate woman of God.

1. Embrace the “One Thing” Approach

The first key to finding clarity is choosing one thing to focus on in this season.

This doesn’t mean the other business ideas won’t ever happen. It just means you’re giving yourself permission to build strategically. God is not asking you to be everywhere all at once—He’s a God of order.

Ask yourself (and ask God), “What do You want me to focus on right now?”

Once you choose your one thing, go all in:

• Understand who you're called to serve

• Build the systems to support that offer

• Grow it to the point where it becomes scalable and sustainable

That business will eventually become the foundation to support your future ventures.

2. Define Your Core Values and Mission

When you're multi-passionate, it's easy to chase every idea that sounds good—but not every idea aligns with your current mission.

That’s why it’s so important to define your mission (what your business does and why it exists) and your core values (what you stand for). These will help you:

• Make faster decisions

• Avoid distractions

• Say “no” with confidence when opportunities or clients don’t align

For example: If your mission is to help busy moms achieve natural wellness, then someone asking for help finding a lipo doctor isn’t your person—and that’s okay. Clarity helps you stay in your lane.

3. Use Time Blocking for Structure and Flow

As a multi-passionate entrepreneur, you likely have a lot going on—not just in business, but in life.

Time blocking is how you protect your mental space and stay focused. Choose how many hours you’ll work each day, assign a focus to each block (like content creation, email marketing, or coaching calls), and stick to it.

Don’t leave your work time to chance. Don’t let distractions rule your day. When you show up with a plan, you’ll start seeing the results of your discipline—and your peace will return too.

Pro tip: Use a project management tool (like Trello or MeisterTask) or a paper planner to organize your weekly tasks in advance.

4. Practice Mindfulness and Take Rest Days

This one may seem small, but it’s mighty: Take intentional time to breathe and rest.

Sis, being multi-passionate often means your mind is constantly spinning with ideas. You need space to reset. I personally use a simple 3-minute breathing practice to re-center myself throughout the day.

And don’t skip your Sabbath. Taking one day off each week gives your mind and body space to recharge—and it gives God room to speak fresh direction. You’re not just called to business—you’re also a wife, mother, sister, friend, and servant. Rest prepares you to show up fully in all of those areas.

Ready to Get Clear on What to Focus On First?

Here’s your next step:

1. Lay all your ideas before God in prayer this week. Ask Him what you should focus on right now.

2. Pick your “one thing” and start mapping out your focus for the month.

3. Define your mission + values, block your work time, and start practicing simple rest rhythms.

4. Invite community into your clarity journey. You don’t have to do this alone.

   
   

🎧 Listen to the full episode #28 here for deeper teaching on each strategy

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About the Author:

Odaisha Calderon is a Real-estate investor, Certified Life & Business Coach, founder of The Woman of Power Group and Host of the Call Her Profitable Podcast. Odaisha empowers Christ-centered women to use their gifts to build Kingdom businesses for income and impact so they can be self-sufficient financially. You can connect with Odaisha on instagram @Thewomanofpowergroup, through email at Odaisha@thewomanofpowergroup.com or tune into the Call Her Profitable Podcast Here.