As we breathe into our lives breakthroughs take place, we discover Kintsugi, the gold veins in our scars, and we see the redemption in our stories.

When we feel out of control we deal with our fear by over planning and making moral judgments for fear we'll be discovered as weak. In this episode, Faith and Lois explore what it looks like to stop fighting and let things fall into place.

When our accomplishments don't match up with our expectations, we find ourselves disappointed and live as though our circumstances define us.  Until we're ready to face a breakthrough. It's all part of the journey.

When we’re tired of repeating the same behaviors over and over and say ‘that’s enough’, then we might be ready to become intentional and bring truth to the surface. It’s a choice to step out of the status quo and into freedom!

Maybe you say "I'm unworthy," the flip side is "I am worthy." When you're ready, look to the people you admire, your heroes, and you'll find something they embody is in you!

To discover who we are, we often have to tackle false beliefs about ourselves...part of a false root system. These are the lies that someone else has told us that we listen to and we are not.

We explore your true identity by turning to the image of a tree-root system. Instead of asking 'what do you do?' consider asking yourself 'who am I really?' This is where you will find your foundation for identity.

At the core of it all dreams are significant because they change your perspective, you meet other dreamers, they make you willing to take a risk, dreams inspire and there are no limits.

We all face detours: fear of failure, people pleasing, discouragement, an unplanned event. Faith and Lois describe the detours they've had to step over, go under or move through to find their dreams.

Faith and Lois explore how to identify your dreams and describe how their dreams ignited this podcast. Be inspired. Don't limit yourself. Stay open. Imagine the next step. Believe your dream. What's the worst that could happen? You've got this.