How to stop spiralling as a Christian Entrepreneur when clients say “It’s too Expensive”
- Fun Money Habits
- Oct 22
- 2 min read
Discover how to respond When a Client Says “It’s Too Expensive” — How to stop spiralling as a christian entrepreneur. Learn how to shift your money mindset and anchor your sales in biblical truth.
When a Client Says “It’s Too Expensive” — How to Stop Spiralling as a Christian Entrepreneur
Your stomach drops. The clarity call ends with: “I really want to work with you… but it’s too expensive.”
Suddenly, your thoughts spiral:
Did I charge too much?
Should I offer a discount?
Am I a bad Christian for charging this much?
This spiral is familiar to so many Christian entrepreneurs. You want to serve, honor God, and be generous — but you also need to steward your time and finances wisely.
Why You Might Be Spiralling as a Christian Entrepreneur
When someone says no, it can trigger a flood of self-doubt:
“Maybe I’m not good enough.”
“Other coaches get clients easily — what’s wrong with me?”
“I should lower my price to help more people.”
But when you respond by shrinking back, undercharging, or overgiving, you don’t feel peace — you feel resentment. You dread the work. You feel anxious. And you carry that tension into the next call.
The Root Conflict — Stop Spiralling as a Christian Entrepreneur
As a Christian, you may feel torn between:
Faith in your calling vs. fear of being misunderstood
Stewardship vs. scarcity mindset
Generosity vs. self-sacrifice
The enemy loves to twist this tension into shame and confusion. But here’s the truth: You are not greedy. You are not selfish. You are not failing. You are called. You are worthy. You are allowed to be paid for your work.
Reframe the “No” with Biblical Truth
When a client says no, it doesn’t mean you’ve failed. It might mean they’re not ready to trust you — or themselves. Your role is to serve, not convince. You plant seeds. God brings the growth.
This is exactly what I help my clients walk through with my F.L.I.P. The Table™ Method:
F — Find the money block
L — Lean on God
I — Instill new thoughts and habits
P — Pursue God over money
One Simple Step This Week
Next time someone says, “It’s too expensive,” Pause. Breathe. Ask yourself: “Am I reacting from fear or responding from faith?”
Let God lead your next move — not your emotions.
Ready to Go Deeper?
If this message hit home, share it with a friend who’s been second-guessing her prices.
And if you’re ready to renew your money mindset with God’s Word, take the free quiz HERE or book a clarity call now HERE.
I cannot wait to hear from you.
Take care.
Coach Raina
Biblical Money Mindset coach aka the Fun Money coach.
