We often believe we are too much or not enough. What if we are more than enough? In this episode Rachel examines the insecurities we have about being enough and why we are everything we need to be.

If you have a story about the amazing things you are doing please share them with us: impactivity.com/stories

Are you more focused on making your life interesting than creating impact? Rachel talks about how we sometimes unintentionally make our lives harder than they need to be for the sake of a better story and what it means to not get in our own way.

In the blur of our busy, connected world, it's easy to go through life simply reacting.

To download Tracy's weekly template for initiating, go to impactivity.com/not-doing

Procrastination is often seen as a negative but what if you do it intentionally? Is it okay to let go of the shame and guilt you feel about waiting until the last minute? Rachel talks about her own process of getting things done and when it's okay to procrastinate.

The message that Christian woman often hear is that being prideful is wrong. In this episode Rachel explores her own feelings around the topic and why there is an important difference between being prideful and being proud.

It's challenging to see rest as more than simply a way to be more productive. In this episode, Rachel explores the value of rest and why it's important all on its own.

There are so many messages given to us about where, how, and how often we should be serving others.

If you're struggling with feeling over-busy with things you should probably let go, take the Unshackle Quiz to diagnose where you need to make changes. Find the quiz at impactivity.com/coexist

It's been a little while, but we are so excited to share with you all the things we have been hard at work on. We've created a brand new course, app and all new content for you.

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Be sure to listen to the whole episode to hear the heart behind all the new tools and the future of the content coming to you.

Is "women's ministry" a one-size-fits-all gathering for women? It must not be, because many of us don't feel like we fit there. If that's true, should it be changed? Should something be added? Or should we step away?

In this episode, Tracy and Rachel have an honest discussion about what they like and don't like about typical women's ministry gatherings in church, and ideas for moving forward.

If you'd like to take the first steps in finding women who want to pursue their Dreams together, check out the guide that will take you through the book Impactivity and get you started putting together an amazingly supportive group. See the guide at impactivity.com/women

When’s the last time you took a look backward at your life? Regular times of review are important if we want to stay on track with our Dream. But reviewing can be tricky--especially if we tend to wrap up our self-worth in how much we've gotten done.

In this episode Tracy and Rachel discuss the importance of looking back, the two valid (and critical) reasons for doing it, and the best ways to get it done.

If you're looking for some extra help in getting this practice of review to be a regular part of your life, the Weekend Watershed practice will give you a great overview, plus a worksheet to print and fill out each weekend. Download the weekend watershed at impactivity.com/weekend