How do we usually think about who we are? We are surrounded by cultural myths that minimize our views of ourselves. We are constantly battling the dialogue in our heads telling us that we are no good. In today's discussion, we internalize the true doctrine of Christ about who we came from and what we are made of.

Even after we’ve done the work to look at our anger and get clear on what we want and need, it’s hard to speak up. In this episode, Jamee and Jody discuss the consequences of taking a stand, talk about resistance and counter moves, and share personal examples of how speaking up can bring hope and clarity. 

In this episode, we continue our discussion on anger and the LDS experience. We discuss ways to improve a personal understanding of our anger and share thoughts on how clarity can give rise to increased ability to speak up. 

It’s taught from our scriptures and our pulpits, we’re not supposed to be angry. But it won’t just go away no matter how hard we might try. In this episode we discuss how a few simple misunderstandings can keep us stuck, and how to take the first steps toward letting anger teach and liberate us.

Our modern-day prophet is pleading with us to step forward and take our rightful and needful place in our homes, communities, and in the kingdom of God. But to do this, we must truly believe that we have a unique contribution and that it is vital. Join the conversation and be inspired to seek for your vital contribution today.