Fearfully and Wonderfully Me: Become the Leader You are Destined to Be

You DO NOT want to miss my conversation with speaker and author Sara Claudia Tillman. Sara Claudia is a writer and public speaker who is passionate about encouraging women to “Walk by Faith, Not by Sight”. After losing her sight and partial hearing in 2015, she embarked on a journey that both tested and strengthened her  faith in the Lord. Through her challenges, she has found an immense amount of joy sharing how God continually turns trials into even greater triumphs through her blog, podcast, radio show, and public speaking.

Sara Claudia’s ultimate goal is that, through her testimony, women will be encouraged to face the trials of this world through their trust in the Lord.

Learn more about Sara Claudia at: saraclaudia.com

Wow - this has been an incredible week with a very unexpected opportunity! I was invited to speak, share my story, and talk about the work I've been involved with (using my new book, Fearfully and Wonderfully Me: Become the Woman You are Destined to Be, to teach personal growth principles to groups of sex trafficking survivors), at a small group discussion with Ivanka Trump, Attorney General Barr, and Governor and Mrs. Kemp. 

In this episode, I break down the concept of habit and how habits either help or hurt us. When we start to understand how habits work, it's easy to see how we create them - and how we can recreate them or create new ones that serve us better. I share a few examples from my own life as an example. 

This episode is the 14th episode in a series of episodes on my newest book, Fearfully and Wonderfully Me: Become the Woman You are Destined to Be.

In this episode, I get real about the fact that we do not always FEEL like doing what we need to do in order to accomplish our goals and be the best version of ourselves. However, we can build self-discipline and leverage it to help us overcome the feelings in the moment. Our feelings and emotions are natural, but they don't always serve us well when it comes to becoming the best version of ourselves. And, I talk about the cheesy potato dumplings I enjoyed in Canada! 

This episode is the 13th episode in a series of episodes on my newest book, Fearfully and Wonderfully Me: Become the Woman You are Destined to Be.

In today's episode, I share the differences between personal boundaries and relationship boundaries and why it's important to define your boundaries, keep your boundaries, and require other people to do the same. 

This episode is the twelfth episode in a series of episodes on my newest book, Fearfully and Wonderfully Me: Become the Woman You are Destined to Be.

This episode is the eleventh episode in a series of episodes on my newest book, Fearfully and Wonderfully Me: Become the Woman You are Destined to Be. In this episode, I highlight the power of focusing on ourselves and our own growth rather than trying to "fix" everyone around us. Self-respect begins with self-responsibility. 

This episode is the tenth episode in a series of episodes on my newest book, Fearfully and Wonderfully Me: Become the Woman You are Destined to Be. In this episode, I challenge you to consider what's truly most important to you and examine how you are living that out in your life. 

This episode is the ninth episode in a series of episodes on my newest book, Fearfully and Wonderfully Me: Become the Woman You are Destined to Be. In this episode, I got a little (or a lot) excited about "becoming better" and how we can do that in small ways. Small things add up over time, and transformation happens one day at a time. 

This episode is the eighth episode in a series of episodes on my newest book, Fearfully and Wonderfully Me: Become the Woman You are Destined to Be. In this episode, I dig into how vision of what's possible for ourselves starts with falling in love with "What would happen if I....?"

This episode is the seventh episode in a series of episodes on my newest book, Fearfully and Wonderfully Me: Become the Woman You are Destined to Be. This episode covers a sometimes tough concept - loving ourselves also means accepting the things that influenced us to be who we are today, and focusing on developing ourselves. Be brave enough to own your story!