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What if changing your life begins with changing the way you see it? 🤎
In Episode 3 of BECOMING with Leanna, we’re talking about the power of perspective, the words we speak over ourselves, and how our thoughts can shape the lives we’re creating.
Through faith, self-reflection, and biblical wisdom from Romans 12:2, Proverbs 18:21, and 2 Corinthians 10:5, we’ll explore what it means to renew our minds, take our thoughts captive, and begin seeing ourselves through God’s truth rather than the limitations of our past.
Because sometimes, the change you’ve been waiting for begins within.
♡ Go deeper with Episode 3 of the BECOMING Season One Companion Workbook, available through the link in my bio.
Until next time, keep becoming.
Have you ever felt guilty for wanting your life to change — especially when you know you already have so much to be grateful for?
In Episode 2 of BECOMING, we’re talking about the tension between gratitude and growth, and why the two don’t have to compete.
You can appreciate your life and still recognize that something needs to change. Sometimes you’re not asking for more things — you’re craving a deeper, more intentional experience of the life you already have.
And sometimes the change you’re praying for requires something from you too. Not more perfection. More participation.
Something to sit with:
“If I knew wanting my life to change didn’t make me ungrateful… what would I finally admit that I want for myself?”
Growth does not erase gratitude. And gratitude does not require you to stop growing.
Still becoming. ♡— Leanna
Have you ever had a moment that made you stop and question the way you were living your life?
In the first episode of BECOMING, I’m sharing my shift — the moment I realized that although I was grateful for my life and loved being a mother, somewhere along the way I had stopped asking what I wanted, what I needed, and who I was outside of my responsibilities.
It started with one simple question:
“Is this all my life is… and all it’s ever going to be?”
That question didn’t give me all the answers. But it made me start paying attention.
Sometimes the question is the beginning.
Welcome to Episode 1: The Shift. ♡
— Leanna
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