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Apr 3, 2024 14 min

Hope Against Hope

from The Kim Bettie Show Hosted by Kim Bettie

In this episode of Best of the Kim Bettie Show, Michelle, from the Dust Yourself Off and Start Again series, openly shares updates on her experiment with change and how feelings of hopelessness impacts her confidence to search for a job or get her business marketed. Bishop Davis joins us to give her encouragement and insight on why extreme faith is needed during tough times. Michelle is one of the five guests who kept a public blog about her experiment to keep listeners up-to-date on her progress. You can read highlights from her blogs and learn about the process in The 14 Day Experiment book.

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