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EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 11 MIN

How to Stop Abandoning Yourself to Make Everyone Else Comfortable

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Connect with Cecilia Columbus:FreedomEncourages.comEmail: [email protected] Breaking the Chains: Finding Healing, Forgiveness, and Freedom in God here:Breaking the Chains on AmazonWhat happens when you spend so much time trying to belong, helping everyone else, and keeping the peace that you slowly lose yourself in the process?In this Freedom Friday episode of the Rise to Freedom Podcast, Cecilia Columbus talks about people pleasing, self-doubt, comparisonitis, emotional exhaustion, shrinking yourself in rooms where you don’t feel seen, and learning how to stop abandoning yourself just to feel accepted.This episode will encourage women struggling with confidence, identity, purpose, church hurt, overthinking, fear, and self-worth to stop shrinking and begin choosing themselves again through healing, faith, boundaries, and personal growth.The Rise to Freedom Podcast is a faith-based healing and transformation podcast helping women overcome internal chains, emotional pain, shame, fear, and self-doubt so they can walk boldly in purpose, healing, confidence, and freedom through God.

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