571 | FOMO Over Other People’s ”Social Media Success”? Get Ready to Get Triggered

Hey Friend, Wooooo, get ready to get some truth bombs TODAY! If you have FOMO (fear of missing out) over other people's perceived social media success, this is a must-listen. After two of my friends approached me with the thought that social media must be working, because.... (insert perception of someone else's success based on numbers and followers), I just had to bring up this conversation. I know this feeling all too well - and I myself struggled to surrender social media for half a decade. But I'm here to hopefully provide you some freedom today. God has a way for you. If he's called you to it- He's got a plan for it. And, it usually doesn't include something that doesn't glorify HIM, steals all your free time, breaks down your mental health, and increases things like addiction and anxiety. That doesn't seem like the God we serve, does it? Listen in, lean in, and learn. I pray this blesses you, Xo Stef   Ready to Make Consistent Income From a Podcast?  Join my 5-Day Profitable Podcast Bootcamp! I'll show you how to create a podcast that makes steady income on autopilot—without relying on social media. 🙌 Learn the exact steps to make consistent income with a podcast! 🔗 Sign up now: stefaniegass.com/bootcamp    << Get your application in NOW for Podcast to Profit: A 6-Month Group Coaching Program for Christian Podcasters! Learn how to grow your show, increase your visibility, create an offer that sells, and so much more! http://podcasttoprofitmastermind.com >>   Read the Blog: FOMO over Other People's "Social Media Success"?   Listen to Related Episodes: 460 - Uncover God’s Plan for the Next Step in Pursuing Your Calling 407 - INSTAGRAM FREE for 6 Months - Has it Hurt My Business? What Has Changed? 357 - Heart over HUSTLE! Defining Success, Sales, and Scaling as Kingdom Entrepreneurs! With Natasha Hemingway. 347 - 3 Reasons You Shouldn't Use Social Media to Build Your Online Business! What to Use Instead as a Faith-Led Entrepreneur. 326 - Discern Distraction vs. Opportunity in 5 Simple Steps