Carried Forward- When Plans Change_ What Do You Carry Forward

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Sometimes life doesn't go according to plan—and sometimes that's exactly where the story begins. This week on Carried Forward, I'm talking about what happens when our plans change, the unexpected space that creates, and the question I've been asking myself: What am I carrying simply because I've always carried it—and what do I actually want to carry forward? Moving forward doesn't mean we have to take everything with us. We can carry the love, the memories, the lessons, the faith, and the pieces of ourselves we've fought hard to become—while giving ourselves permission to put some things down. Join me for a personal conversation about changed plans, unexpected paths, and learning to travel a little lighter. Carried Forward | When Plans Change: What Do You Carry Forward? Military Broadcast Radio Tuesday at 9 AM CST

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