Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought, “Who even am I?” On paper, your life looks perfect—career, paycheck, success—but inside, you feel empty and disconnected from the person God created you to be.
In this episode, I share my journey from burnout and identity loss to rebuilding my life through faith and purpose. You’ll hear the raw story of how I traded people-pleasing and 60-hour workweeks for a life anchored in God’s calling.
Together, we’ll walk through:
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The identity crisis moment that changed everything
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How faith reshaped my perspective on success and worth
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3 powerful steps to rediscover who you really are beyond your job title
If you’re ready to stop living for the world and start living for God, this episode will give you the courage and tools to take the first step.
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