My friend, Grace P. Cho, joins us today to share her journey of trying to find belonging, wrestling with her Koreanness, and her journey to finding her identity. We also discuss: 

• How she unraveled the beliefs of who she was
• Why facing our pain is so important 
• What she is no longer apologizing for
• How she’s found freedom in her 40s
• Seeing God as a creator and creative 

Grace holds nothing back. She is unapologetic, transparent, and is bringing her whole self and story to this episode.  She is a phenomenal leader and you’ll want to share this with a friend.


About Grace P. Cho:
Grace P. Cho is a Korean American writer, poet, speaker, and the editorial manager at (in)courage. She creates space for people to be known, nurtured, and challenged through her work and desires to elevate women of color’s voices in the publishing industry. Grace is the co-editor of Take Heart: 100 Devotions to Seeing God When Life’s Not Okay, co-author of Empowered: More of Him for All of You, and the author of the (in)courage Bible studies, Courageous Influence and Create in Me a Heart of Wisdom. Learn more at @gracepcho and at gracepcho.com. 

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