March 18, 2024

Podcast Episode 296 - From Living in Fear to Fearlessly Free: Close the Gap Between Your Dreams and Reality part 3

March 18, 2024/ Heather Bunch

In this episode, podcast host Heather Bunch helps listeners dive deeper into self-discovery and self-love as crucial steps toward living fearlessly free. Heather provides a detailed reading from her book "Hello Courageous" and shares tips and exercises to love oneself proactively. She reiterates that loving ourselves allows us to love others better, making us better equipped to live our divine lives courageously.

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Do you feel most worthy when you’re loved and can love others?

Have you ever struggled to receive a gift but are continually giving gifts?

Do you need meaningful connections with others regularly, or are you unsatisfied?

Do you or others struggle to live up to your standards?

Do you feel happy when you’re respected, seen or heard and unworthy and unloved if you’re not?

Has anyone ever thought you’re arrogant or full of yourself?

How do you currently cope with situations that feel unpredictable or uncertain in your life? Or do you ever feel like life is boring you to tears because it’s the same thing over and over?

Have you ever felt like your efforts went unnoticed or unappreciated, and how did that make you feel?

Have you experienced feelings of loneliness or isolation? Do you remedy that in healthy or unhealthy ways?

Do you have a voice in your head telling you that you’re not enough?

How about a voice that says nobody likes you or cares about you?

Do you have an inner critic?

Do you feel worthy of your divine life?

Have you looked for your worth in yourself and come up short?

Are you trying to find it in others and only find rejection?

Do you want to live your divine life of significance yet feel like you’re not enough?

Have you ever given grace and love to someone else when they made a mistake but beat yourself up when you did the same thing?

How do you talk to yourself? Would you say the same things to a best friend?

Would you say you’re more positive or negative?

Have you ever automatically called yourself a dummy or idiot after making a mistake?

When you’re in a group of people, and they start complaining, have you ever joined in without even thinking about it?

What do you think about most often?

Where do your thoughts go when you struggle to believe the best about yourself? Negative or positive?

Are your thoughts serving you or dragging you down?

Do you want to live a life of significance?

Do you want to make a difference?

Do you desire to leave this world better than you found it?

Who are you? Or better yet, who do you want to be?

Do you dream of more than what you're currently experiencing?

Do you ever fear you'll never reach those dreams?

If you want an extraordinary level of life, then you must upgrade your identity. To make it worth it, you must create a compelling future.

What do you believe about yourself?

Are you convinced you’re not enough or are more than enough because Jesus in you is enough?

What do you do when you’re identity is put to the test? Do you fall back to the level of your belief, or do you rise to the challenge?

Who are you really? Who do you want to be?

Have you ever made a mistake and called yourself names because of it?

What do you do when you do something great? Do you praise or reward yourself?

What do you believe about yourself? Good, bad, ugly? Or mix?

Do you want to believe good things about yourself but struggle to see that good things?

Do you ever feel like a charlatan or liar when you say good things about yourself because you don’t believe them?

Who are you really?

What do you believe about yourself? Good, bad, ugly? Or mix?

Do you believe good things about yourself but feel like there’s another level you want to get to?

Are you fully living the life God planned for you to live yet?

Have you ever struggled with seeing your true identity?

When people say nice things about you, do you deflect it or don’t believe it?

Maybe it’s the opposite, and people say hurtful means things to you, and you believed them.