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Keren Means Business

Keren Means Business

By: Keren Elijah
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Keren Means Business is a podcast for people who want to understand business without losing themselves in the process.


We talk about starting, growing, scaling, and exiting businesses using plain language, real stories, and lived experience. Especially from a Canadian perspective, where much of the advice online doesn’t fit the reality.


This podcast is for people who:

∙Are capable but overwhelmed

∙Feel behind because business language doesn’t come naturally

∙Want clarity without pressure or hype

∙Are rebuilding, re-orienting, or trying to do things properly this time


We talk about money, pricing, cash flow, structure, funding, and decision-making. But we also talk about fear, capacity, burnout, and timing.


This podcast is built for thinking, not performing. It’s calm, grounded, and practical.


Think of it as business explained by someone who actually remembers how confusing it felt and doesn’t rush you through it.

If you want business conversations that feel honest, human, and usable, welcome.



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Episodes
  • When the Mic Cut Off and I Didn’t Lose My Mind

    When the Mic Cut Off and I Didn’t Lose My Mind
    Jun 29 2025

    It’s been a minute and this episode explains why.

    In today’s catch-up, I share the full story of a day that was meant to be productive but turned into a technical disaster. From generator issues in Nigeria to full iPhone storage mid-shoot and a mic that stopped working halfway through, I was ready to give up but I didn’t.

    This episode is for anyone who’s trying to build something and keeps hitting obstacles. I talk about:

    • How I’m navigating YouTube as a beginner
    • Why support from my people means everything
    • What happened during the worst content day I’ve had in a while
    • The quiet miracle of staying calm when everything falls apart

    If you’re feeling stuck, blocked, or discouraged take a deep breath. It’s just a moment, not your whole story.

    🎥 Watch or follow me on YouTube: Keren Elijah
    🗣️ Let’s talk: Like, comment, or share this episode if it spoke to you.

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    12 mins
  • Sister Talk on Purpose, Friendship & Joy in the Waiting

    Sister Talk on Purpose, Friendship & Joy in the Waiting
    Oct 8 2025

    In this sister-style conversation, Keren and Kuyet talk about navigating life’s waiting seasons with faith, purpose, and joy. From deep loss and healing to friendships that align with your calling, this episode blends laughter, honesty, and practical wisdom for the woman walking through real life with God.

    Whether you’re discerning your purpose, struggling to hold joy in hard seasons, or simply craving a heartfelt conversation, this one’s for you.

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    38 mins
  • Sis, It’s Time to Wake Up — Why This Cultural Shift Matters for Spirit-Led Women

    Sis, It’s Time to Wake Up — Why This Cultural Shift Matters for Spirit-Led Women
    Oct 11 2025
    What happens when the world changes faster than the Church prepares?
    In this foundational episode, Keren invites you into her real-time processing of a cultural and prophetic wake-up call. From late-night research rabbit holes on AI and future tech to a clear download from the Holy Spirit — Faith. Tech. Culture. this conversation is both intimate and urgent.
    If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, skeptical, or simply unsure of how to navigate the rapid changes in our world while staying rooted in your faith, this episode is for you. It’s not about hype. It’s about posture.
    Awaken. Arise. Build wisely.
    God is raising voices for this moment. The question is: will we be awake to it?


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    15 mins
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