This next part is focused on “I get I now” moments. I recommend you give it a listen because it is pretty good! Lydia is awesome! Don’t forget to sign up for Remind! Text @kmpodcast to 81010

This next part is focused on “I get I now” moments. I recommend you give it a listen because it is pretty good! Lydia is awesome!Don’t forget to sign up for Remind! Text @kmpodcast to 81010

This next part is focused on “I get I now” moments. I recommend you give it a listen because it is pretty good! Lydia is awesome! Don’t forget to sign up for Remind! Text @kmpodcast to 81010

82 A Nontypical Lesson With Lydia Pace: Part Two

Being human means being imperfect. It means making mistakes — but also loving, laughing, learning, growing, changing, and truly living. Being human means you matter. It means you have infinite value.  This podcast is all about embracing the human experience, especially the beauty of imperfection. Our weaknesses give us the chance to grow and turn them into strengths.   Being human is a life full of stories, relationships, faith, and growth. Psychology helps us better understand what it means to be human, and I love sharing insights and lessons I learn along the way. I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and this podcast focuses heavily on testimony-building stories, scripture-based insights, and powerful experiences that highlight growth and turning to Christ. I hope listening to this podcast makes you laugh, encourages you to grow, strengthens your testimony of Jesus Christ, and reminds you that you are never alone. I hope it helps you embrace being human — embracing brokenness so that, through Christ, you can be made whole. Embracing imperfection as a pathway to joy and meaning. And ultimately, I hope it changes your life for the better.   Make sure to turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode!

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Being human means being imperfect. It means making mistakes — but also loving, laughing, learning, growing, changing, and truly living. Being human means you matter. It means you have infinite value. This podcast is all about embracing the human experience, especially the beauty of imperfection. Our weaknesses give us the chance to grow and turn them into strengths. Being human is a life full of stories, relationships, faith, and growth.Psychology helps us better understand what it means to be human, and I love sharing insights and lessons I learn along the way.I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and this podcast focuses heavily on testimony-building stories, scripture-based insights, and powerful experiences that highlight growth and turning to Christ.I hope listening to this podcast makes you laugh, encourages you to grow, strengthens your testimony of Jesus Christ, and reminds you that you are never alone. I hope it helps you embrace being human — embracing brokenness so that, through Christ, you can be made whole. Embracing imperfection as a pathway to joy and meaning.And ultimately, I hope it changes your life for the better. Make sure to turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode!

Being human means being imperfect. It means making mistakes — but also loving, laughing, learning, growing, changing, and truly living. Being human means you matter. It means you have infinite value.&nbsp; This podcast is all about embracing the human experience, especially the beauty of imperfection. Our weaknesses give us the chance to grow and turn them into strengths. &nbsp; Being human is a life full of stories, relationships, faith, and growth. Psychology helps us better understand what it means to be human, and I love sharing insights and lessons I learn along the way. I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and this podcast focuses heavily on testimony-building stories, scripture-based insights, and powerful experiences that highlight growth and turning to Christ. I hope listening to this podcast makes you laugh, encourages you to grow, strengthens your testimony of Jesus Christ, and reminds you that you are never alone. I hope it helps you embrace being human — embracing brokenness so that, through Christ, you can be made whole. Embracing imperfection as a pathway to joy and meaning. And ultimately, I hope it changes your life for the better. &nbsp; Make sure to turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode!

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