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Sometimes the hardest person to reintroduce yourself to is the one staring back in the mirror. After seasons of transition, setbacks, anxiety, and rebuilding, I realized God wasn't calling me to become someone new—He was reminding me of who He created me to be. What I once labeled as failure was actually preparation. This is a story about healing, trusting God again, and discovering that every setback can become a stepping stone toward purpose.

Have you ever needed to catch your breath because you were running what felt like a marathon in your own life. I'm talking about different things kept popping up and you looked around wondering when the pieces would finally pause enough for you to breathe? You aren't alone. But I want to share that sometimes those series of events happen and its okay to acknowledge where you are. Not to bask in them or to allow you to become overwhelmed by the feelings that have come with it.

Have you ever felt like your situation was so messy that it was going to have to be God who fixed it and changed it for you? Have you been walking in one path and then all of a sudden you found out that God needed you to create an exit plan because the place He was taking you required not only a new route, but also a very different version of you to show up? Girl, let's talk about it. I had very high expectations for the year of 2026 and still do (I'm just saying.) This year