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What I Wish I Knew in Our 20s

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What would you tell your 20-something self if you could sit her down for one honest conversation? In this episode, Tierra and Stephanie unravel the lessons they learned the expensive way. From people-pleasing, perfectionism, and overextending to prove loyalty, to chasing titles, rushing marriage, fearing failure, and trying to force multifaceted lives into one respectable little box. They share how intimacy with God transformed their identities, careers, relationships, and understanding of success. This conversation is for every millennial who did everything she thought she was supposed to do and still found herself exhausted, anxious, or disconnected from who God created her to be. Expect laughter, conviction, hard-earned wisdom, and the reminder that you are already loved, already chosen, and allowed to evolve.

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What I Wish I Knew in Our 20s

What would you tell your 20-something self if you could sit her down for one honest conversation? In this episode, Tierra and Stephanie unravel the lessons they learned the expensive way. From people-pleasing, perfectionism, and overextending to prove loyalty, to chasing titles, rushing marriage, fearing failure, and trying to force multifaceted lives into one respectable little box. They share how intimacy with God transformed their identities, careers, relationships, and understanding of success. This conversation is for every millennial who did everything she thought she was supposed to do and still found herself exhausted, anxious, or disconnected from who God created her to be. Expect laughter, conviction, hard-earned wisdom, and the reminder that you are already loved, already chosen, and allowed to evolve.

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