A reflective essay using the legend of Picasso to explore pricing, self-worth, and the psychology of value. Drawing on personal experience, business insight, and a Catholic faith perspective, this post challenges professionals to charge fairly, balance confidence with humility, and seek wisdom — from both the market and God — when discerning the true worth of their time and talents.

Are you a visionary hitting a wall? 

If you feel stretched thin and overwhelmed by the weight of trying to break into the next phase of growth, you can feel like a failure. So often, as women, we assume that if things feel chaotic or heavy and our work isn’t producing results, there must be something wrong with us. 

What if you’re just wearing too many hats? The right support can allow your vision to move forward. 

As a woman in business, it’s easy to know that professional development is important, but hard to make the time to think through the options, much less register and attend. How do you know that time will be well spent and fruitful?

Are finances on your 2026 New Year’s Resolution list? Regardless of your goal or resolution, you will need to track your finances to know where you are now, monitor progress, and measure success. Tracking finances can be difficult, time-consuming, and boring, but there are some ways to make it less burdensome. 

Starting a nonprofit is not simply a business decision, it is a response to a calling that often comes from prayer, discernment, and a desire to live out the Gospel through service. The journey of launching a nonprofit is both a spiritual and practical one. It also requires lots of hours spent fundraising, which can be extremely daunting for nonprofit founders. 

Running a business is exciting — but it can also feel overwhelming. As Catholic entrepreneurs, we’re called to be good stewards of the resources God has entrusted to us. The above Scripture reminds us that we must pay attention to the numbers in our businesses.