It’s easy to lose yourself in the pursuit of success. We incessantly check Instagram. Or Substack. We feel less-than, comparing ourselves to others. When our content hits, we like it一maybe a bit too much. We write about God, but inside, we feel hollow. Like we’re faking it.

It takes honesty to admit this. And here’s the thing: we all feel it. No exceptions. Rather than pretending it’s not a struggle, today’s guest candidly shares about her wrestle with fame, and how she keeps her soul healthy in the middle of it all.  

 

In part two of this interview with Jackie Hill Perry, she explains to senior editor Will Parker Anderson:

 

- Two things every writer should pay close attention to

- The importance of private friendship in the social media age

- What to do when you’re tired and feel like you’re faking it

- How to embrace weakness, not run from it

 

Jackie’s wisdom will equip you to navigate your own complicated relationship with platform. To ask good questions. To be in community. And above all, to abide in Jesus. 

 

 

 

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