77: Connecting with Your More

from Longing for More Hosted by Vona Johnson: Christian Podcaster, Mastermind & Life Coach

Connecting with the things that matter in life can make the difference between living a life with little meaning and living a life of fulfillment. God gives us dreams and desires and it is up to us to go after them, or to live our More. If we don't we may end up living with regrets. When we do, we find that life has more joy and meaning and it is easier to bear the times of trouble that will inevitably come our way. In this episode of Longing for More, we discuss an opportunity to reconnect with your dreams again so you can begin to live the life your soul is longing for!

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