Summary
In this episode, Heather Bunch discusses the 'Feeling Trap' that many Christian women entrepreneurs face, particularly the feelings of unworthiness and imposter syndrome. She emphasizes the importance of understanding that faith is not a feeling and provides actionable steps to break free from these limiting beliefs. Through the story of Moses, she illustrates how feelings can hinder our purpose and encourages listeners to take courageous action despite their emotions. The episode concludes with a call to practice the opposite of negative feelings and to live fearlessly free.
Takeaways
You don't have to feel it to live like it's true.
Imposter syndrome creates a gap between who God says we are and how we show up.
Knowing God's Word is not enough; we must act on it.
Faith is not a feeling; it's a choice to trust God.
Obedience comes before feelings; take action regardless of emotions.
Moses felt unworthy but still obeyed God's call.
We must let faith lead our actions, not our feelings.
Courageous action is essential for overcoming fear and self-doubt.
Practice the opposite of what your feelings tell you.
Living fearlessly free requires consistent action and trust in God.
Sound Bites
"Faith isn't a feeling."
"Obey before you feel it."
"Live fearlessly free."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Feeling Trap
05:04 Understanding Imposter Syndrome
09:34 Trap Response 1: Understand Faith Isn't a Feeling
12:29 Trap Response 2: You gotta obey before you feel it
15:06 Three Trap Responses to Overcome Feelings
16:33 Trap Response 3: Let Faith Lead Your Feet
19:24 Recap How You Can Respond to the Feeling Trap
20:34 Courageous Action Steps
22:55 Conclusion and Next Steps
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