The Lady CEO is Also A Child
- Zandra Gonzales
- Sep 9
- 2 min read
The Lady CEO rises each morning clothed with burdens that could break even the strongest of men. Yet to crumble is not her option. She has learned the secret of strength that doesn't lie in herself alone, but in the Lord. Like a warrior, she faces battles of uncertainty, financial storms, and endless decisions. But before she marches into the day, she depends in God as a child, whispering, “Lord, give me courage, wisdom, and the strength to endure.”
For the Scripture says: “But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.” (Isaiah 40:31). She knows that the weight of leadership is too heavy without God’s renewing power. Her strength is not borrowed from fleeting confidence but sustained by the eternal promise of her Lord.
As a strategist, she crafts plans, sets goals, and prepares for growth. She studies risks, mitigates challenges, and builds systems for the future. Yet she leads with the wisdom of humility, acknowledging that strategies are only effective when surrendered to God’s hand. A true leader, she models resilience—not as one who never struggles, but as one who rises again through faith.
Her leadership is a balance: bold enough to fight, humble enough to kneel; wise enough to plan, surrendered enough to trust. She is both fierce and tender, fierce in her pursuit of purpose, tender in her posture of dependence on God. And through her example, she teaches others that the highest form of leadership is not control, but courage anchored in commitment, faith, humility, and vision.
The Lady CEO does not merely manage an organization—she stewards a calling. She soars not by her own wings but by the Spirit who lifts her. In her, we see that the path of great leadership is walked not by might nor by power, but by the Spirit of the Lord.-ZandraTheLadyCEO

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