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Ep. 65 | ... and you're feeling grateful (we're back!)
Maybe you're like me and you're feeling grateful.
Today I'm feeling such gratitude. It's a new month and a great time to get back into the podcast! In this episode I catch you up on where I've been and I share my personal journey through grief, the power of fasting, gratitude, and trusting God's instruction during tough times.
Scripture references from this episode:
- Psalm 90:1-2
- Psalm 119:92-93
Rate, subscribe, and share with a friend!
ABOUT ME: https://www.aliciawatson.com
STAY CONNECTED:
- IG: TheAliciaWatson
- YouTube: TheAliciaWatson
*Grab a copy of my book: Secret Donuts: A Journey to Getting Over Your Weight, Aligned with God and into Your Purpose
"In Secret Donuts, Alicia Watson takes us through her story of her obsession with losing weight, something she believed was a necessary step to carrying out her purpose, when in fact her compulsive need to do so was the hindrance."
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Maybe you're like me and you're feeling grateful.
Today I'm feeling such gratitude. It's a new month and a great time to get back into the podcast! In this episode I catch you up on where I've been and I share my personal journey through grief, the power of fasting, gratitude, and trusting God's instruction during tough times.
Scripture references from this episode:
- Psalm 90:1-2
- Psalm 119:92-93
Rate, subscribe, and share with a friend!
ABOUT ME: https://www.aliciawatson.com
STAY CONNECTED:
- IG: TheAliciaWatson
- YouTube: TheAliciaWatson
*Grab a copy of my book: Secret Donuts: A Journey to Getting Over Your Weight, Aligned with God and into Your Purpose
"In Secret Donuts, Alicia Watson takes us through her story of her obsession with losing weight, something she believed was a necessary step to carrying out her purpose, when in fact her compulsive need to do so was the hindrance."