You have nothing to prove.
Your worth doesn’t rise or fall with a launch, a sale, or a finished website. We begin with who God says you are. The work grows from there.
About Shawn
I knew how to build a business. Then I learned where to begin.
Today, I help believers bring their questions to God and turn what He’s entrusted to them into something people can find, experience, and use. But first, I had to learn to bring Him my own questions.
A little of my story
The person behind the work
Hey, I’m
Shawn.
Builder. Believer. Faithful Pathfinder.
For years, people came to me when they couldn’t get the pieces to work together.
An idea without a clear offer. A website that needed building. A business that had outgrown its systems. I could see how the pieces fit, then help make them work.
I built a seven-figure ecommerce company and helped an education business grow from six figures to eight. I knew how to build. But I was still making the big decisions from what I knew and what I thought would work.
Then, in 2022, I started talking to God. Asking questions. Listening. And I heard Him respond.
Before I had a new business plan, I began to understand who I was: His beloved son. “You are mine.”
That changed the starting point for everything. I began bringing Him the questions I used to try to answer on my own. What had He entrusted to me? Who could I help? What was my next step?
I’m still learning to follow His lead. And that’s the relationship at the heart of the work I do today.
ShawnExperience
Years of experience.
Practical help for your next step.
I bring years of building, marketing, and running businesses to the table. We can work through the big questions and the practical details that help you move forward.
FounderBuilt a 7-figure ecommerce business
OperatorServed as COO of an 8-figure online education business
MarketerDirector of Marketing in higher education
BuilderClickFunnels 2 Comma Club award recipient
Why I created the Multiply Method
What if we started by asking God?
I kept seeing believers carrying something valuable while asking everyone around them what to do with it.
A story. A skill. An idea they couldn’t shake.
“What’s my niche? What should I build? Where do I start?”
Those are real questions. I wanted to help people bring them to God.
That’s why I created the Multiply Method.
We begin with identity. Then we work through five practical steps to recognize your gift, understand whom you can serve, shape your story, create an offer, and share it. Prayer runs through every step.
I bring the business experience and practical help. We put real shape around what you’re learning.
But my greatest joy is watching someone begin to recognize that they can hear from God for themselves.
Because the offer is one thing they can carry forward. That relationship can shape every part of their life.
Business is where we begin.
Explore the free Multiply Method guide →What I believe
You can begin before you have it all figured out.
You may be closer to a useful starting point than you think. Here’s what I want you to know before we work together.
You can bring what you have.
The experience you take for granted may help someone take their next step. We look at your story, your skills, and the people you already know how to help.
You can learn as you go.
You don’t need every answer before you begin. Take a thoughtful step, listen to feedback, and adjust. A disappointing result can teach you something without defining you.
You can build with people in mind.
Who needs this? What would help them? Those questions shape the offer, the words, and the systems we build. The goal is to make your help easier to find and use.
What working together feels like
Bring the question.
We’ll work on the next step.
My first responsibility is to point you back to God. Throughout our work, we return to two questions:
“God, what do You want me to know?”
“What do You want me to do?”
Start where you actually are.
Bring the unfinished idea, the decision you keep putting off, or the tech you can’t get to work. You don’t need a polished plan to have a useful conversation.
Make room to hear and reflect.
We pray, listen, and work through what you’re hearing with Scripture and thoughtful questions. I help you consider what it means for the work in front of you.
Put something useful into motion.
We might clarify your message, shape your method and offer, write a page, or work through your systems. We identify a practical next step you can take and learn from.
“He’s very personable, helpful, and genuinely cares to do what it takes to put you in place to succeed.”
William PriceYour next step can start with a conversation
What keeps coming
back to you?
A person you want to help. An idea you haven’t acted on. A gift you’re beginning to recognize.
You don’t have to turn it into a finished plan before we talk. Tell me where you are, ask your questions, and we’ll explore whether working together is a good fit.