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- Rev. Dr. Juliet Spencer preaches Goals and Grace - SD 480phttps://youtu.be/M0ZuovlKV1M
https://www.goalsandgrace.co Hi, I’m Rev. Dr. Juliet Spencer Equipping people to succeed in business and in life is a vocation I love. That’s why I became a coach after spending years as a pastor. Seeing Christian professionals deepen their confidence, gain clarity on their goals, transform their mindset, and achieve the life they want through 1:1 coaching fills my heart with joy and gratitude. But I’ll be honest—it did not happen overnight. Even as someone who loves Jesus and has served him most of my life, I still struggled with self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and the kind of insecurity that made me compare myself to every other woman in the room. Not only that, but as much as I loved being a pastor, God placed in my heart a desire for the kind of financial freedom that leading a church wouldn't provide. My husband, Jimmy, and I have long talked about retiring in the mountains, taking care of my parents, and contributing to financially to ministries we love. At first I fought this vision, uncomfortable with leaving a vocation I loved and in which I excelled. Uncomfortable with unapologetically striving for financial success.1 hr 16 min
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https://youtu.be/M0ZuovlKV1M
https://www.goalsandgrace.co Hi, I’m Rev. Dr. Juliet Spencer Equipping people to succeed in…
https://www.goalsandgrace.co Hi, I’m Rev. Dr. Juliet Spencer Equipping people to succeed in…
business and in life is a vocation I love. That’s why I became a coach after spending years as a pastor. Seeing Christian professionals deepen their confidence, gain clarity on their goals, transform their mindset, and achieve the life they want through 1:1 coaching fills my heart with joy and gratitude. But I’ll be honest—it did not happen overnight. Even as someone who loves Jesus and has served him most of my life, I still struggled with self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and the kind of insecurity that made me compare myself to every other woman in the room. Not only that, but as much as I loved being a pastor, God placed in my heart a desire for the kind of financial freedom that leading a church wouldn't provide. My husband, Jimmy, and I have long talked about retiring in the mountains, taking care of my parents, and contributing to financially to ministries we love. At first I fought this vision, uncomfortable with leaving a vocation I loved and in which I excelled. Uncomfortable with unapologetically striving for financial success.