Hosted by Sats Solanki · EN-GB · 65 episodes
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Imagine there was some sort of pastor for Christian creatives and you could sit down with them regularly to get mentored, wisdom and accountability for building the dreams God has placed on your heart. Well, that’s me – that’s exactly what I feel God has called me to do as the Digital Rabbi.
Sats Solanki hosts Digital Rabbi, a business show with 65 episodes published.
There are moments in life that you need to be courageous, take risks and be decisive. We can think of these opportunities as small levers that can dramatically shift your future. Knowing exactly when and what that is tho
Feeling overwhelmed and confused is the quickest way to kill the dream God has given you. The Holy Spirit wants to help give you clarity around what you should do, where you should go and what to pursue. In today's episo
Branding is not really about a cool visual identity. It's about cultivating a reputation and everyone has one (whether they like it or not). Today I share some thoughts from a recent coaching call in The Garden about my
The creative gift often has a dark underside and can take its form in an over attachment to what we produce and achieve. This is something I've seen and continue to be aware of in my own life as a creative. In this episo
Every significant innovation requires a reasonable period of unbroken focus (aka Deep Work). Not only is deep work so powerful but it has become even more unnecessary in this super connected and distracted world we live
As we come towards the end of 2024, I've been taking stock of the success and failures of the year. One thing that's so important is that we look to the right metrics. Worldly metrics include all sorts of things that can
The key to fulfilling the purpose God has given you is developing the capacity to say no to the things you're not supposed to do. Life is full of demands and relationships that demand something from us. This is not intri
Fear plays a much bigger role in our decisions than we realise. Growing in self-awareness (and ultimately self-control) will allow us to do the things we truly want, even if we feel uncomfortable doing them. When it come
When we say yes to everything, we inevitably end up saying no to the things that matter most. This is crazy when we consider that the truest definition of success is faithfulness. If we don't steward our time and energy
Confidence is not only attractive, it's essential for any creative building a business. Clients can sense your energy and a healthy appreciation of who you are and what you do is going to set you up for success. In this
I believe there is a shift happening. There is a real hunger for genuine connection and authentic interactions online (and in life and in general). In this episode, I share some reflections from a recent event I attended
Over the last few years, I've made pretty much every mistake you can make in sales. This was (partially) deliberate. I was being intentional about learning and growing my ability to sell. I've discovered that you can sel
I've found that the most beautiful moments of creativity come when I'm the least focused on producing. Getting back to abiding and simply being with Jesus will open up inspiration and great fruitfulness. But why is this
Environment is powerful and church environments can release or restrict creatives and creativity. I share some reflections on how pastors and leaders can usher in a new wave of creativity through their church. Some of th
There is a wave of creativity coming to the church but it won't look like we think it will. It will most likely not be attached to brands or names but Christians stepping out to birth dreams and put something beautiful o
When life gets busy, our initial response is often to double down on work ethic and increase intensity. But this is an unhealthy recipe for burn out and a terrible life. If your output is increasing, you actually need to
Today is a special day as we drop an album called Milk & Honey. You can find it everywhere like Spotify, Apple, YouTube etc (just search for Reflect Church). In this episode I talk about some of the process and barriers
I've always been someone who is open to experimentation and much of my content creation journey has been like that. I've tested all of the promises and principles you can think of on Instagram e.g niching, consistent pos
Accountability is the secret sauce for helping you get where you really want to be. Here are some practical ways you can create this for yourself to help you stay disciplined and stop falling short on your dreams. Join T
Have you ever thought about how heavy unfulfilled dreams are? All my life I wanted to write songs and make music but 2024 is the year that it became a reality in a significant way. I share more about the process and psyc
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