221. The DOUBTING Phase of Relationships No One Talks About

221. The DOUBTING Phase of Relationships No O...

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Ep 26. Can You Tell Yourself No?

***PSST, NO EPISODE NEXT WEEK SEPTEMBER 10, WE WILL BE BACK SEPTEMBER 17 IN LIGHT OF LABOR DAY*** In this episode, we chat: Why being comfortable and confident setting boundaries with other people might start with getting better at telling yourself no—and what your day-to-day cho ...  Show more

Ep 25. What If You're More Interesting Than You Think?

In this episode, we chat: Why you should consider yourself—and the things you're drawn to—interesting and worth paying attention to, not just other people, and how uncovering the unique perspectives God has placed within you connects to the purpose over your life. What you'll lea ...  Show more

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