In life's most uncertain moments, it's our faith that keeps us anchored. 'Standing in Faith Even in the Unknown' is more than just a phrase, it's a journey we embark on together. 2023 came with it celebrations and its hardships as my sister, daughter, and father faced health challenges back to back, and me as a committed and loving sister, mother, and daughter had to make a choice as to how I would navigate these difficult times as the person that I needed to be in that time and space. In this episode I share practical advice to strengthen your faith when the path ahead is unclear.

Remember, no matter how others expect you act, get clear on how you want to weather the storm. Stand on faith and become who you need to be during that time because for some things we in life, we don’t get a do over. Now is the time to get it right so you will have no regrets. You can choose to stand in faith with hope and resilience to embrace the unknown with a surrendered heart and unwavering faith.

As we find strength in faith to face whatever comes our way, here is what we must consider:

👉🏾 Choose to show up as the person you need to be

👉🏾Give yourself some grace

👉🏾Surrender your situation to God

👉🏾Give other people grace too

👉🏾Be around positive people of faith

I want to encourage you to - keep believing, keep trusting, and keep standing in faith, even when the future outcome is a mystery. #FaithInTheUnknown 🌈 #ButGod #ReboundAndReset #

Life can throw some hard blows out of no where. That’s where my family currently find ourselves, in the ring face down after being sucker punched. But, one thing I’ve learned about rebounding and resetting is that once you get back up, you have to be strategic and ground yourself in God’s truth, hope, strength, and love. Listen in to see if you can resonate with the tips and wisdom that is being shared.

In this episode, Episode 7, I speak on how I have been on a Finance Reset Journey since 2021! My goal is to be debt free (meaning all personal credit card debt, student loan debt, and car loan debt under 5,000).

Your Finance Reset is your own personal journey 🫵🏽 and you are the best person to decide what being 💰debt free means to you. Your why is important and assessing where you currently are financially is also important.

The challenge is being ready to own 🆙, evaluate the numbers, but most importantly to be okay with being okay with the uncomfortableness that will come along with changing your thinking patterns and the constant feeling of wanting to revert back to what is most comfortable to you. It’s okay… take a deep breathe and just remind yourself by repeating this mantra: I do what I have to do, so that I can do what I want to do later. Believe it or not, sometimes we might not know how to begin, where to begin or that we even need to focus on this area. Are you ready to join the Finance Reset Challenge? If so, tap in and listen for the golden nuggets of tips, strategies or tools you can use to get started or strategically streamline your process and have a greater why.

There is a time for everything and a season for everything under the heavens (Ecclesiastes 3). I have had some good days and some bad days. More traumatic experiences than I knew what to do with. But, God showed me grace by giving me buttresses. These were the women and men who became my weight bearing walls and supported me during the times in my life that I got knocked down and didn’t think that I could get back up. There are a few key women in my life who have been active structures supporting me as I choose to carry the burdens that life bought my way. I could do nothing without God, He made ways for me when I didn’t know how things would turn out. I am so grateful to God for putting a few good men and a few good women in my life that saw my worth and decided to be to me what I couldn’t be on my own. For this reason, I stand before you today as a Superb Woman, Not a Superwoman!

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Overcompensating can stem from past traumas that will remain anchored in our lives until we recognize it and choose to make peace with the past.