Hi Friend!
They call it the golden handcuffs—the steady paycheck, the benefits, the prestige. But what if the very comfort you’re clinging to is the thing keeping you from the life God designed for you?
In this episode, I share the raw story of what it felt like to walk away from a high-paying corporate job and step into the unknown with faith as my anchor. Together, we’ll dive into:
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The Golden Handcuffs Dilemma: Why comfort can quietly crush your soul
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The God-Given Nudge: How one life-changing realization shifted everything for me
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The 3-Part Readiness Test: Practical questions to help you discern if it’s time for your next step
If you’ve been wondering, “What if there’s more to life than this?” this episode will give you the courage, clarity, and faith-fueled steps to start moving toward the future God has for you.
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