FAITH@WORK

There are different levels to writing the vision. Join me as I talk about why the process can not be complete at a vision board party.

We all want to grow in faith but first, we must lay down the groundwork and get our soil ready for the seed of faith. In this episode, I take you through some things I've been doing to grow in my faith.

In our first episode for the first season, we will define what FAITH is. We go into what google says, God says and of course, our own definition that will set us up for the rest of the season. Which is, "FAITH Stands for the Favor of God seen in your life as you ALIGNED with God's intentions for your life through TRUST and HOPE."

I'm Iris Kirkland, a wife, sister, daughter, friend, and believer who once lost my faith trying to live my best life only to recognize what I was trying to do without God was impossible. Now I am all about seeing FAITH@WORK in my life and yours. Are you ready to rock with me on this faith journey? Oh boy, I can't believe I am saying this. But yeah, let's expect great things to come, not easy, but moments that will put you and I both in awe of God, that's FAITH@WORK. It is not just a podcast or the devotional that I created; it's a movement that will transform how we do life. Join me as I get comfortable with being uncomfortable taking steps towards purpose while trusting God.

What happens when God rearrange some things in your life? When it is all good we celebrate but what happens when his handy work of changing things around puts you in an uncomfortable situation. Or you take a lost that was unexpected? Are you willing to still say God is good? I talk about a few things God has changed in my life even the title of this podcast and see how I am handling it.

Have you ever heard the phrase imposter syndrome? It's a real thing. The article "Stop Telling Woman They Have Imposter Syndrome" published in the Harvard Business Review, states that "Psychologists Pauline Rose Clance and Suzanne Imes developed the concept, originally termed “imposter phenomenon,” in their 1978 founding study, which focused on high-achieving women." 

But most recent this topic has become all too familiar with women and men who even if they are not extremely successful as social standards define, they too deal with feeling like they are unqualified.   On today's show, I talk candidly about how I dealt with having Imposter Syndrome and steps you can take to rid of those negative thoughts.

Do you find yourself in the process of doing it and not taking a moment to acknowledge that you are accomplishing great things? Then this episode is for you. It is a thing we often do, but it is unhealthy; join me as I share my heart on why you need not only to acknowledge your wins but be grateful for them.

Everyone has a purpose, and it is not as complicated as we make it out to be. Yes, I said it. Let's get on the same page as to what purpose is and why it is essential. Once you hear my meaning, we can pursue it a lot easier; let's do this.

Have you ever asked yourself, after you got knee-deep into something, why are you doing this? Yeah, I had that moment while recording my first show. I get candid about that moment when my insecurities kicked in, but then I had to kick them back and say, I'm Doing This.