When you're emotionally raw, don't crowdsource your worth....
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Emotionally raw seasons can heighten everything—especially the desire to feel seen, known, and secure.
In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to build a preventative habit of anchoring your identity in God first, rather than turning to others to define your worth in vulnerable moments. Over time, you begin to realize that where you go for reassurance in hard seasons shapes not only your peace, but your relationships.
This conversation is about learning to navigate those seasons with more stability, more clarity, and less unnecessary mess along the way.
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