Mic Drop:
Holy Ground in Headphones
These aren’t my shows—but they hold something sacred: my story in motion.
I’m an introvert. Speaking doesn’t come naturally to me.
But when I was invited to share my testimony, I knew it wasn’t just about talking—it was about trusting.
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The Bible tells us to testify, and this… this was my obedience in action.
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Every “yes” to the mic was a step forward in purpose—and a step through fear.
Not because the fear disappeared… but because I’ve learned to quiet it, to walk with it, and let faith speak louder.
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These conversations mark moments of growth. Of courage. Of becoming.
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Not the final product—but a glimpse into what it looks like to live what I teach.
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So if you’re wondering what it really means to pursue peace, passion, and purpose… start here.
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If something tugs at your heart, don’t brush it off. Reach out. Let’s talk about it.
Chase & Embrace: Discovering Personal Identity with Coaching and Faith
This isn't a success story. It's a surrender story.
I didn’t plan to be a coach. I didn’t wake up one day full of confidence and clarity. I lost a job I thought I’d retire from—and with it, I lost the identity I had built around it.
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Saying yes to coaching wasn’t about ambition. It was about obedience. It was about wrestling with fear, trusting God in the unknown, and choosing to believe that my pain could still serve a purpose.
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This episode isn’t just about my journey—it’s a mirror for yours.
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If you’ve ever felt stuck between fear and faith… if you've wondered who you are without the titles, roles, or expectations… if you’re ready to stop hiding behind what’s safe and step into what’s sacred—this conversation is for you.
The Saboteur Series
These aren’t just random struggles—they’re the ten root patterns that quietly shape how you think, lead, and love. In this series, we name them—starting with the Judge—and walk through what it costs when they’re in control… and what freedom looks like when they’re not.
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Each thumbnail opens a unique episode in the series.
Click to begin wherever the voice sounds the loudest.
