Tools for Transformation: Self-Understanding
Now that we’ve explored the ROOTS of purpose, it’s time to move up the tree. We’re at the TRUNK now — self-understanding . This is the part where things get a little more technical… but also a lot more freeing. We’re going to look at practical tools that help you understand how you’re wired, what you’re good at, and what truly matters to you. Stick with me. This is where things start to click :) – Why Labels Can Be Liberating Ever since I was little, I’ve loved to organize t
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Hiding Isn’t Holiness: Finding Yourself Again in Christ
"What kind of deal is it to get everything you want but lose yourself? What could you ever trade your soul for?" -Matt 16:26 The new year has begun! And with it, a flurry of resolutions geared towards self-improvement. As Christian women, we might feel a pull to optimize our faith lives—to become "that Christian girl." There's nothing wrong with discipline—especially in prayer, Scripture reading, and community. But there's also a danger in chas ing such an ideal—you lose your
Jan 10
How to Burn it All Down And Start Over (Again): Embracing Endings
Women crave safety . As the more vulnerable sex, we’re neurologically wired to detect and respond to threats more intensely than men ( Research finds sex-based differences in how brains handle threats,eurekalert ) . In general, we’re less likely to take risks ( Gender Differences in Risk Assessment: Why do Women Take Fewer Risks than Men?, DOAJ ) . Because we’re designed to value security, it can be hard to leave social networks, relationships, and jobs even if we’re unfulfi
Dec 18, 2025
