(Previously Work Your Way Up) is a podcast for people navigating work, leadership, and business while wrestling with deeper questions about purpose and meaning. Hosted by Angel Lou, the show explores real workplace and entrepreneurial challenges through the lens of Jesus’ teachings as practical wisdom for everyday decisions. Conversations are honest, reflective, and grounded, creating space for those curious about faith without pressure or pretence.
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When we first land the job or start the business, we’re filled with gratitude and excitement. Everything feels like a blessing. But as challenges emerge, inspiration fades. What once felt like an answered prayer slowly becomes a burden. In this episode, we unpack how losing inspiration leads to procrastination—and how procrastination can quietly turn into abandoning good stewardship. This isn’t…
I'm sharing five mindset shifts that you may want to embrace this new year as we strive for a more purposeful life - shutting out the noise of this world and focusing instead on God's plans for us.
Many will end 2025 heartbroken. Others with crushed dreams. Some are in the midst of grief. And when pain is this close, it can quietly cloud our hearts, making gratitude feel distant or even impossible. But there is something sacred about pain. When we look deeper, it reveals not only who we are, but why we exist.
In this episode of Work Your Way Up , I’m talking about something that doesn’t get enough airtime: sacrifice as a strategic trade-off . As we grow in our careers and businesses, we’re often faced with decisions that require giving something up—and the key is knowing which sacrifices are actually worth it. If you’re in a season of weighing decisions or feeling the pressure of what growth is…
Does routine feel like the opposite of freedom? I used to think so—until I realized that structure is the key to unlocking true flexibility. In this episode, I dive into how intentional routines help you stay on top of your goals, reduce stress, and make space for creativity and joy. From productivity hacks to mindful scheduling, discover how small, consistent habits can create the life of freedom…
Ever wished you could read minds ? While that’s impossible, decoding body language is the next best thing! In this episode, we dive deep into nonverbal cues, microexpressions, and human intuition to help you become more perceptive in relationships, business, and leadership. 🚀 👉 Learn how to hone your intuition and spot hidden emotions with real-life techniques!
If you've been wanting to start your own business but are paralyzed by the fear of failure, this episode is for you. I dive into why your fears are valid and share my personal stories of business failures and triumphs. I'll give you my top 5 unconventional tips that helped me manage my fears and successfully launch my own business. Remember, the antidote to fear is knowledge. Let's dive in and…
In this episode of Work Your Way Up, I'll introduce the concept of self-debriefing—a personal reflection tool to increase self-awareness and understanding after difficult experiences. I'll share five key questions to help you unpack your emotions and learn valuable lessons. I hope that this method will empower you to better navigate challenging experiences in the new year.
You may have heard a million times the line "just sleep on it", especially when you're making a big decision. However, time can be a luxury during a crunch point. There are moments when you wish you could buy more time but you just can't. How then can one make swift rational decisions during a crunch point? In a hurry? Jump to any of the chapters below: (00:00-00:52) - Intro (01:14-02:09) - The…
After staying in the same company for a decade, I realise there are many employment benefits one must aim for that are better than money, especially when we talk about the long-term game. But not many realize this because they view their career as a sprint where we get from point A to point B the fastest way possible but it's not. Our career is a marathon, it's a 30ish-year marathon that needs to…
