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EPISODE · Sep 19, 2021 · 58 MIN

119. Guard Your Heart: Don’t Exaggerate The Impact Of Failure Or Adversity

from SuperAbundant Life Podcast · host Olawunmi Brigue

The natural human mind has strong survival and self-preservation tendencies. That means, whenever it senses the slightest form of danger, your mind will exaggerate its impact on your life in order to get you to run away from it. But have you noticed that the greatest breakthroughs in your life came in the midst of the greatest challenges you've ever faced? If you have a habit of exaggerating every incident of failure or adversity in life to the point of paralysis, you will miss out on the miracles waiting for you on the other side of those challenges.In this episode, I teach why you must guard your mind against a "Woe is me" response to adversity, and how you can begin to retrain your mind to always see the light at the end of the tunnel. This is Olawunmi Brigue, Transformational Life Coach and the Creator of the SuperAbundant Woman (SAW) membership and Goal Execution & Mastery System (GEMS) coaching program. Her work is dedicated to training Christians to transform their lives, homes, and society by skillfully deploying the unstoppable force of God's word. Find out more at superabundantwoman.com

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