Thank You for Your Candor

Thank You for Your Candor

By Kelcey AnyáEducationSelf-Improvement
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Thank You for Your Candor episodes

  • EP 06: Truth About Politics... and the church

    This is by far THE most important presidential election in American History. Democracy is on the line. Our people are ignorant and the church is silent. It's time for us to wake up and understand our responsibility as citizens of the Kingdom of God and the citizens of the United States of America.

    46 min
  • EP 02: Truth About Saying Yes (pt 1)

    Saying YES to one thing often means saying NO to another. What are you willing to say no to in order to say yes to God? Have you counted the cost? Tune in to part 1 of this chat about what it means to say yes to God!

    50 min
  • EP 01: Truth About Doing It Anyway

    Okay it's time we really talk about the the way we find ourselves coming up with more excuses than ever when God asks us to do something because of fear or insecurity. But what happens when we run out of excuses and God says do it anyway? This week we'll dive into it. Get into the WORK, hunty and affirm ourselves in the things of the Lord because sometimes we need a swift reminder of who's REALLy putting in the work!

    38 min
  • Episode 00: Rebirth

    Join Kelcey Anyá as she embarks on a journey to discover just how candid she and others can be in a world where, let's be frank, even the most "relatable" content lacks authenticity. We've gotten so accustomed to masking our true identities that we sometimes aren't even sure if who we are is who we are or just a projection of what makes others comfortable. 

    In 2011, I fell in love with the word "candor". Candor (noun): the quality of being open and honest in expression; frankness. 

    So, I invite you to be honest. I invite you to be real. I invite you to be YOU. And I Thank You for Your Candor!


    14 min

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Join Kelcey Anyá as she embarks on a journey to discover just how candid she and others can be in a world where, let's be frank, even the most "relatable" content lacks authenticity. We've gotten so accustomed to masking our true identities that we sometimes aren't even sure if who we are is who we are or just a projection of what makes others comfortable.