It’s Your Story to Tell with Megan Babcock What if the words you speak—to yourself—are shaping your entire experience?

What if change isn’t just about what you do, but about how you think, believe, and respond to life’s hardest moments? In Part 2 of this transformative conversation, Andy Campbell returns to explore how core beliefs and mindset influence our ability to grow, heal, and thrive. Building on the foundation of

Part 1, Andy and Megan dive deeper into the practical, emotional, and spiritual tools that have shaped Andy’s ongoing transformation—and how listeners can begin to integrate those tools into their own lives. This episode is filled with wisdom on navigating setbacks, taking full responsibility for your growth, and staying connected to the quiet voice of intuition that often leads us toward the next right thing. Andy reflects on the choices we make when we’re hurt, the stories we repeat in our heads, and the powerful impact of self-talk on how we see ourselves and the world.

Through it all, Andy emphasizes that transformation is not a one-time event—it’s a process of continually choosing curiosity over condemnation, action over apathy, and healing over hiding. From shifting limiting beliefs to embracing emotional maturity, Andy invites us to become active participants in our own growth.

This conversation is a heartfelt reminder that you are not defined by your past, but by the direction you choose to go from here. Healing is hard work—but it’s holy work. And your story—yes, even the broken parts—has the power to be a source of strength for others. If this conversation resonated with you, please subscribe to It’s Your Story to Tell, share this episode with someone who needs hope, and know that no matter where you are in your journey, you are not alone.

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What if healing isn’t about forgetting the past, but about learning how to carry it with wisdom?

What if the pain we inherited isn’t our fault—but breaking the cycle is our responsibility?

In this powerful first part of a two-part conversation, host Megan Babcock sits down with Andy Campbell to explore the layers of trauma, forgiveness, and personal transformation. Andy shares his story with raw honesty, reflecting on how childhood experiences and generational pain shaped his sense of identity, safety, and connection.

He walks us through the cost of staying silent, the impact of unprocessed wounds, and what it takes to reclaim your life when the weight of the past feels too heavy to hold. This episode dives deep into what it means to truly confront your pain—not to relive it, but to understand it, to separate from it, and to finally begin healing. Andy speaks candidly about the process of forgiveness as something that requires emotional separation and honest reflection.

 He also emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for our choices, especially when those choices are shaped by pain. With a deeply integrative perspective, Andy explores healing as something that involves the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. He encourages listeners to stay curious, to be willing to face their story with compassion, and to recognize that the path to wholeness starts with a single brave step inward. Whether you’re just beginning your healing journey or deep in the work, Andy’s story will resonate as a reminder that strength is not the absence of struggle—it’s what grows when we choose to rise anyway.

Be sure to join us for Part 2, where Andy shares how to transform core beliefs, shift mindset through self-talk, and stay rooted in personal responsibility while honoring the gentle voice of intuition.

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I used to wonder if my story really mattered.  

Maybe you’ve felt that too — like your experiences were too messy, too personal, or not “far enough along” to share.  But here’s what I’ve learned: Your story is your superpower.  

It’s not just what you’ve been through — it’s how you got through it. And when you know how to tell that story with purpose, you don’t just inspire — you connect, you serve, and you start making the impact you were born to make.  

That’s why I created Becoming a Storyteller & Creating Impact — a self-paced course to help you craft your story, speak with confidence, and start using your voice to truly make a difference.  

Whether you're a new coach, a speaker, or someone who just knows they’re meant for more — this is your starting point.  

It’s just $49 — and it’s going to change how you see yourself and your story.  

Sign Up Now: https://www.itsyourstorytotell.com/become-a-storyteller 

What if your work didn’t just pay the bills—but actually fueled your dreams?   In Part 2 of this beautiful conversation, Megan Babcock reconnects with Angela Johnson to explore what came next—after the move, after the mindset shift, after the leap of faith. This is the story of how Angela transformed her skills and life experience into a business rooted in service, soul-alignment, and deep purpose.   Angela opens up about how she transitioned from bedside nursing into virtual assistant work and coaching—two roles that allowed her to support others in their businesses while also creating space for her family, her well-being, and her dreams. She shares how her background in nursing continues to inform her work today, bringing deep empathy, insight, and clarity to the clients she supports.   Throughout the episode, Megan and Angela unpack the power of community, the importance of mindset, and why so many women struggle to take the first step toward a life that feels right.    Angela doesn’t sugarcoat the process—but she does offer hope, practical wisdom, and proof that it’s possible to design a life that honors both your needs and your calling.   This isn’t just a story about relocation—it’s about reinvention. And it’s a powerful reminder that you don’t have to settle.   If you’ve ever felt like you were made for more—but didn’t know where to start—this conversation is your permission slip to go after the life you were created for.

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I used to wonder if my story really mattered.  

Maybe you’ve felt that too — like your experiences were too messy, too personal, or not “far enough along” to share.  But here’s what I’ve learned: Your story is your superpower.  

It’s not just what you’ve been through — it’s how you got through it. And when you know how to tell that story with purpose, you don’t just inspire — you connect, you serve, and you start making the impact you were born to make.  

That’s why I created Becoming a Storyteller & Creating Impact — a self-paced course to help you craft your story, speak with confidence, and start using your voice to truly make a difference.  

Whether you're a new coach, a speaker, or someone who just knows they’re meant for more — this is your starting point.  

It’s just $49 — and it’s going to change how you see yourself and your story.  

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 What if the life you’re living no longer matches the dream you once had?  

What if true alignment meant taking a leap of faith—one so big it uprooted your entire world and planted you somewhere completely new?  

In this first part of a powerful two-part conversation, Megan Babcock is joined by Angela Johnson, a former hospital nurse whose story is equal parts courageous and inspiring. Angela shares what it was like to listen to that quiet inner nudge, the one that whispered: There’s more. For her, “more” meant moving her family overseas to Greece in pursuit of a life that aligned with her values, her peace, and her purpose.  

Angela opens up about her early years in nursing, the toll of burnout, and the moment she realized her definition of success had changed. She speaks honestly about the fears she faced—leaving her comfort zone, questioning her choices, and walking away from what felt stable. But in her honesty, we find empowerment: the realization that staying stuck isn’t the only option.  

Together, Megan and Angela explore what it takes to step into a new season of life with intention, courage, and clarity. From honoring your truth to redefining what “home” and “healing” look like, this episode will resonate deeply with anyone feeling stuck, restless, or unsure of how to begin again. Angela’s story reminds us that change doesn’t always come easy—but it always opens the door to new possibilities.  

Be sure to tune in for Part 2, where Angela shares how she transformed her nursing skills into a purpose-driven business and began helping others align their lives with their values.  

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In Part 2 of our transformative conversation, Jasmine Hawkins returns to share how her journey out of witchcraft didn’t just bring her healing—it revealed her purpose. After years of spiritual searching, emotional turmoil, and physical pain, Jasmine found something more lasting than control—she found connection with God, purpose through faith, and a heart on fire to help others do the same.  

Host Megan Babcock and Jasmine dive deeper into the healing power of storytelling, the role of family support in navigating transformation, and the importance of honest, vulnerable dialogue with God. Jasmine also shares what she’s building now: a faith-based community for others on the path of redemption, and a children’s book that speaks to identity, light, and truth. This episode is a testament to how God not only redeems but repurposes. Jasmine’s voice is bold, compassionate, and full of conviction—and her story is a reminder that no past is too dark for God to rewrite into something beautiful. 

If her journey resonated with you, don’t keep it to yourself. Share this episode, subscribe to It’s Your Story to Tell, and consider what part of your story might be waiting to be used for good.  Because healing happens when we speak.

Transformation begins when we surrender. And your story—it matters more than you know.  

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What happens when the pursuit of power and fulfillment leads you deeper into darkness instead of toward peace? And what does it look like when God meets you there—not with condemnation, but with an invitation to come home? In this first part of a powerful two-part conversation, host Megan Babcock sits down with Jasmine Hawkins, a woman whose story is as raw as it is redemptive. Jasmine opens up about her former life steeped in witchcraft—a path she pursued out of a desperate longing to feel seen, secure, and in control. But instead of freedom, that journey brought more confusion, physical suffering, and spiritual unrest. As Jasmine shares her testimony, we’re taken into the heart of her transformation: a turning point where she began to see the truth, surrender her life to God, and discover the healing only He can offer.

Together, Megan and Jasmine explore what it means to come out of spiritual darkness, face the consequences of past decisions, and choose a life of faith, humility, and trust. This conversation isn’t just about walking away from something toxic—it’s about walking toward something holy. It’s a story of grace that reminds us that no matter how far we've gone, redemption is always possible.

Be sure to join us for Part 2, where Jasmine shares more about her calling, the support that sustained her, and how she’s using her story to impact lives through writing, community, and bold faith.

Subscribe to It’s Your Story to Tell and share this episode with someone who needs a reminder that God’s light reaches even the darkest places.

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What happens when the person you promised forever to becomes the very one who chips away at your worth—quietly, gradually, until you barely recognize yourself?   In this intimate and powerful episode of It’s Your Story to Tell, we explore what it means to finally see clearly after decades of emotional confusion, spiritual wrestling, and silent pain.

Host Megan Babcock is joined by a woman whose story of resilience and redemption is as beautiful as it is brave—Marisol Serrate.   Megan and Marisol first met in the late 2000s, attending church and sharing space in a women’s group called Destined to Reign. At the time, neither of them fully understood the emotional abuse hiding behind the walls of their marriages.

They were simply two women who loved God and wanted what was best for their families. But as the years unfolded, so did the truth—and a bond formed between them that would carry them through some of life’s hardest seasons.   Marisol’s presence in Megan’s life has been Spirit-led and deeply impactful. From unplanned encounters that felt like divine hugs from heaven, to walking alongside Megan in ministry and now serving as a board member for It’s Your Story to Tell, Marisol’s story is one of undeniable grace, quiet strength, and radical love.  

In this episode, she vulnerably shares what it was like to spend over 25 years in an abusive marriage—the red flags she tried to overlook, the emotional toll of staying silent, and the role that community, faith, and truth played in helping her find her voice again.   Together, they explore how trauma can shape our perceptions, how dysfunction often feels normal when it’s all you’ve ever known, and how God gently leads us back to wholeness—often through the love of others.  

This conversation will resonate with anyone who’s ever doubted their worth, stayed in a relationship that hurt more than it healed, or felt too far gone to begin again. Marisol’s story is a tender reminder that healing is possible, no matter how long you’ve been hurting. That your instincts matter. That you are not alone. And that your story, even the most broken parts, can still become a light for someone else.  

If this episode spoke to you, share it with a friend. Subscribe to It’s Your Story to Tell for more conversations that uncover truth, inspire hope, and invite you into the freedom of healing. Because your story—it’s still being written. And there is more for you.    

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I used to wonder if my story really mattered.

Maybe you’ve felt that too — like your experiences were too messy, too personal, or not “far enough along” to share.

But here’s what I’ve learned:
Your story is your superpower.
It’s not just what you’ve been through — it’s how you got through it. And when you know how to tell that story with purpose, you don’t just inspire —
you connect, you serve, and you start making the impact you were born to make. That’s why I created Becoming a Storyteller & Creating Impact — a self-paced course to help you craft your story, speak with confidence, and start using your voice to truly make a difference.

Whether you're a new coach, a speaker, or someone who just knows they’re meant for more — this is your starting point. It’s just $49 — and it’s going to change how you see yourself and your story. Sign Up Now

I used to wonder if my story really mattered.  Maybe you’ve felt that too — like your experiences were too messy, too personal, or not “far enough along” to share. But here’s what I’ve learned: Your story is your superpower. 

It’s not just what you’ve been through — it’s how you got through it. And when you know how to tell that story with purpose, you don’t just inspire — you connect, you serve, and you start making the impact you were born to make. 

That’s why I created Becoming a Storyteller & Creating Impact — a self-paced course to help you craft your story, speak with confidence, and start using your voice to truly make a difference. Whether you're a new coach, a speaker, or someone who just knows they’re meant for more — this is your starting point. 

It’s just $49 — and it’s going to change how you see yourself and your story. 

Sign Up Now: https://www.itsyourstorytotell.com/become-a-storyteller 

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What if the version of you that’s been working so hard to hold it all together… was never the real you to begin with? In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, Carrie Myers returns to dive even deeper into the journey of personal healing and transformation.

If you haven’t yet listened to Part 1, I encourage you to pause here and go back—because the foundation of Carrie’s story is essential to what unfolds next. This episode is all about dismantling the unspoken rules—the beliefs that tell us we have to be perfect to be loved, or stay quiet to keep the peace.

Carrie shares what it looks like to truly break free from self-doubt and perfectionism, and how embracing your story, scars and all, is actually the key to living fully and authentically. We talk about what holds so many women back from healing: the fear of what happens if they stop performing, stop pleasing, and start asking hard questions.

Carrie walks us through the process of building self-worth from a place of grace and truth—where healing isn’t about fixing yourself, but about remembering who you were before the world told you who to be. We also explore the importance of community and faith in recovery, and how to start building a support system even when you feel alone.

Carrie’s insight is honest, practical, and deeply encouraging. This episode will stir something in you. It will challenge you to examine the beliefs you’ve carried, the identity you’ve worn, and the freedom that’s waiting on the other side of surrender.

I used to wonder if my story really mattered. Maybe you’ve felt that too — like your experiences were too messy, too personal, or not “far enough along” to share.

 But here’s what I’ve learned: Your story is your superpower. It’s not just what you’ve been through — it’s how you got through it. And when you know how to tell that story with purpose, you don’t just inspire — you connect, you serve, and you start making the impact you were born to make. 

That’s why I created Becoming a Storyteller & Creating Impact — a self-paced course to help you craft your story, speak with confidence, and start using your voice to truly make a difference. Whether you're a new coach, a speaker, or someone who just knows they’re meant for more — this is your starting point. 

It’s just $49 — and it’s going to change how you see yourself and your story. 

Sign Up Now: https://www.itsyourstorytotell.com/become-a-storyteller

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What if everything you believed about yourself was a lie?  What if the rules you lived by—the ones meant to protect you—were actually the chains holding you back? In this raw and powerful episode, we begin a two-part conversation with Carrie Myers, a woman who’s walked through some of life’s deepest wounds and emerged with a fire to help others break free. 

 Carrie shares her journey of growing up in a strict Christian household where perfection was the standard and emotions were quietly tucked away. She opens up about her battle with anorexia, the years spent in an emotionally draining marriage, and the silent ache of living by rules that suffocated her true self. But Carrie didn’t stay stuck in survival mode—she fought her way out. And in doing so, she discovered something unshakable: her voice, her strength, and her purpose.  

This episode isn’t just about pain—it’s about awakening. It’s about the moment you realize that who you’ve been trying to be isn’t who you really are. That the version of yourself built for approval, performance, or religious expectation doesn’t have to be the one that stays.  Together, we talk about identity, trauma, faith, and the power of naming what’s been unspoken for far too long. Carrie’s journey will challenge you to take an honest look at the stories you’ve been telling yourself—and invite you to step into the freedom of a life rewritten in truth. 

 If this conversation speaks to your soul, be sure to tune in for Part 2, where we go even deeper into the work of healing, reclaiming self-worth, and using your story to make an impact. Subscribe now so you don’t miss it—and remember: you are not alone. There is always hope, and always a way forward.

In Part 2 of this heartfelt conversation, Megan Babcock and Dustina Hall continue exploring what it means to live with authenticity and courage in a world that often rewards masks and performance. Dustina shares how surrendering control allowed her to begin embracing her true self—flaws, victories, and all—and why celebrating small wins became a powerful part of her healing journey.

This episode goes deeper into the transformative process of self-acceptance and what it looks like to release the need to have everything figured out. Dustina reflects on how her connection with God became more honest and intimate as she let go of perfection and began relating to Him from a place of truth rather than performance. She beautifully articulates the difference it makes when we choose to show up as our whole selves—not just for our own healing, but as an invitation for others to do the same.

Megan and Dustina also talk about Dustina’s heart for women and how her nonprofit work is rooted in the belief that self-love and acceptance are foundational for loving others well. Her mission is to empower women to step into their God-given identity, not by striving to be more, but by learning to trust who they already are.

This episode is a gentle reminder that healing doesn’t happen overnight, and that there is strength in softness, victory in vulnerability, and freedom in faith. Whether you’re in the beginning of your healing journey or finding your voice again after years of silence, Dustina’s story offers encouragement and grace for wherever you are.

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