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The Woman Christian CEO, Sheya Chisenga CEO & Founder

Executive Leadership Coach helping women leaders lead with emotional intelligence, wholeness, confidence, and purpose.

10/08/2026

One thing I’ve learned over the years as an entrepreneur is that faith and wisdom go hand in hand.

I’ve watched people make business decisions and say they’re obeying God. I’m not here to question that, but I do believe there’s a place for strategy, financial responsibility, and good stewardship.

When I operated my business full-time, God gave me the wisdom to create programs, systems, and strategies that generated consistent income. I had three to four income streams operating simultaneously, allowing me to cover my household expenses, maintain my business center, and reinvest in my business.

Your rent or mortgage still needs to be paid. If your business isn’t generating enough income, there’s nothing wrong with taking a temporary job while you continue building.

Living on the financial edge month after month can be a sign that it’s time to reevaluate your strategy.

Ask God for strategy, not just opportunities. Financial stability matters, and sometimes wisdom means making practical decisions that protect your household while you pursue your vision.

Faith doesn’t eliminate the need for planning. That’s part of good stewardship.

Just sharing a little wisdom from my entrepreneurial journey.

09/20/2026

Before the week starts moving, get clear about what you are actually carrying.

This week’s Whole Leader Minute is a simple check-in for the woman leading, building, deciding, and discerning what needs her attention now.

09/12/2026

TODAY IS THE DAY! 💗

After months of prayer, preparation, writing, editing, and bringing so many beautiful pieces together, we are officially celebrating the release of:

✨ Grace for the In-Between ✨
30 Devotions and Prayers of Christian Women Finding God’s Steadiness in Seasons of Transition

This devotional was created for the woman who finds herself somewhere between what was and what is next.

The woman navigating change.
The woman waiting.
The woman discerning.
The woman learning how to trust God while the next chapter is still unfolding.

Thirty women came together to share their stories, prayers, faith, and wisdom, and today we get to celebrate what God has brought together through this beautiful collaboration.

We would love for you to join us for our Virtual Devotional Release! 💕

📅 Today — Saturday, September 12, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM Pacific | 1:00 PM Eastern
📍 LIVE on YouTube

🎥 Join us here:
👉🏾LINK IN BIO 👆🏾

Come meet the authors, hear the heart behind the pages, and celebrate this very special moment with us.

Grace for the In-Between is a reminder that even when life feels unfinished, God is still present.

He is steady in the waiting.
Faithful in the transition.
And gracious in the in-between. 💗

09/07/2026

One thing I’ve learned over the years is that structure brings me peace.

For a long time, I lived feeling like I was always trying to catch up to my own life. Always moving. Always behind. Always trying to get to the next thing.

As we move into a new season—and y’all know I love the fall 🍂—here are three things I’m carrying with me:

1. Be intentional about your prayer life.
Prayer doesn’t have to be perfect. Sometimes it’s crying, releasing, sitting quietly, or simply saying, “Lord, this is where I am.” For me, prayer helps regulate the internal war and gives me a place to release what I’m carrying. Our Father can handle it.

2. Organize one small area of your life.
Don’t try to fix everything at once. Start with your calendar, finances, home, schedule, or simply write things down and get them out of your head. Clarity often begins with seeing where you are.

3. Wear your goals loosely.
Have the vision. Make the plan. Set the goal. But keep putting it before the Lord. Sometimes the plan changes. Sometimes the timing changes. God still has the best strategy.

One thing I appreciate about being in my 50s is that I’m not waiting for the perfect season to enjoy my life.

I’m choosing prayer.
I’m choosing structure.
I’m choosing peace.
I’m choosing joy.

I don’t want to spend my whole life waiting to live.

I’m choosing to enjoy the life I have now. 🍂

07/31/2026

The LEAD Whole Reveal | Day 3
What You Can Expect

As LEAD Whole™ comes forward, you can expect leadership conversations that are honest, practical, and rooted in depth.

Not more noise.

Not more pressure to do everything.

Not another message telling women to build more, prove more, or become someone they are not.

This space is for the woman who is ready to lead with greater clarity, confidence, purpose, and wholeness.

You can expect conversations around:

Leadership from the inside out.
Communicating your story from a whole place.
Building confidence in how you show up.
Strengthening emotional intelligence and self-awareness.
Clarifying your message, voice, and leadership direction.
Going deeper so your impact can become greater.

You can also expect The Whole Leader Minute short leadership reflections created to help women pause, think, grow, and lead with intention.

This next chapter is not about doing more.

It is about leading deeper.

The LEAD Whole Reveal continues…

Coach Sheya

07/28/2026

The LEAD Whole Reveal | Day 6
Tell the Story From a Whole Place

There comes a point when it is time to tell your story differently.

Not because you are hiding what you have been through.

Not because your journey did not shape you.

But because you are no longer speaking from the place you survived.

You are speaking from the wisdom, confidence, and clarity that came from becoming.

For many women, telling the story has been reduced to explaining the pain, proving we are enough, or trying to convince people we belong in the room.

But I believe there is another way.

A whole way.

A woman can walk into the room and communicate with confidence.

She can speak clearly about who she is.

She can own what she carries.

She can articulate the value of her work without shrinking, overexplaining, or apologizing.

She can say, “This is what I offer, and this is the solution it provides.”

Not from ego.

Not from pressure.

Not from performance.

But from alignment.

From maturity.

From clarity.

From a place of knowing.

That is part of the heart of LEAD Whole™.

Helping women leaders stop narrating their lives only from what happened to them and begin communicating from the fullness of who they are now.

Because your story is not just evidence of what you survived.

It is also evidence of what you carry.

And it is time to tell it from a whole place.

The LEAD Whole Reveal continues…

— Coach Sheya

07/26/2026

The LEAD Whole Reveal | Day 8
There Had to Be Another Way

For years, I have had the privilege of teaching, coaching, and helping women develop their ideas, clarify their vision, and prepare for what was next.

I watched women do the work.

They gained knowledge.

They created plans.

They developed programs, services, and strategies.

And yet, I began to notice something.

Sometimes a person can have the information, the vision, and even the right plan—and still find it difficult to fully move forward.

Not because they are lazy.

Not because they are incapable.

And not because they do not want it badly enough.

Sometimes there is deeper work happening beneath the strategy.

Questions of confidence.

Identity.

Readiness.

Fear.

Alignment.

And the more I observed it, the more I realized that another plan was not always the answer.

There had to be another way.

A way of developing leaders that did not focus only on what they were building, but also on the person doing the building.

A way that made room for strategy and the inner work.

That realization became part of the foundation for what I am preparing to reveal.

The LEAD Whole Reveal continues…

— Coach Sheya

07/24/2026

The LEAD Whole Reveal | Day 10

What Changed?

People often ask me what changed.

The answer isn’t that I wanted a new business.

The change happened in me.

For years, I believed success meant building, achieving, accomplishing, and reaching the next goal. I was grateful for every opportunity, but over time I realized something I couldn’t ignore.

I could be successful and still feel the weight of pressure.

I could accomplish meaningful things and still sense that God was inviting me deeper.

He wasn’t calling me to do more.

He was calling me to become more.

To lead from a place of wholeness instead of performance.

To value peace as much as productivity.

To build from alignment instead of striving.

That inner transformation changed the way I see leadership, purpose, and success.

And it became the foundation for everything I’m about to share.

This is only the beginning.

— Coach Sheya

The LEAD Whole Reveal continues…

06/04/2026

Leadership development does not only happen in corporate boardrooms.

Sometimes God develops your leadership through the work He calls you to do.

For me, that development came through more than 15 years of coaching, speaking, teaching, training, building programs, hosting events, leading communities, and serving women through different seasons of life and business.

At the time, I thought I was building a business.

Looking back, I can see that God was also developing me as a leader.

Every experience taught me something about communication, relationships, influence, service, resilience, and growth.

Never minimize the path God used to develop your leadership.

Some of the most valuable leadership lessons are learned while becoming.

CoachSheya

05/26/2026

Wholeness in leadership also shows up in how we treat people.

How we respond.
How we communicate.
How we handle pressure.
How we make people feel in our presence.

You can be gifted and still leave people emotionally exhausted.

I’m learning more and more that whole leadership is not just about building well. It’s about relating well too. ❤️

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