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Aug 22, 2026 13 min

The Excuse we Call Reasons

from Journey to Freedom Hosted by Jayna K Palmer

In this episode of Resurrect Her Voice, Jayna K explores the difference between a reason and an excuse—and how easily we can confuse the two. Sometimes what sounds completely reasonable may actually be helping us avoid the action we already know we need to take. Scripture: Proverbs 26:13 If you don’t like the truth… change. 🎙️ START HERE Follow or subscribe to Resurrect Her Voice — Conversations with Jayna for conversations about resilience, mindset, identity, faith, forgiveness, and moving beyond survival mode. 💼 WORK WITH ME / LEARN MORE 🌐 Speaking, books, and coaching: https://jaynakpalmer.canva.link/ 📅 Book a consultation: https://calendly.com/jaynakpalmer/30min 📲 CONNECT WITH ME Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ByFaithJaynaKpalmer LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaynakpalmer 📩 BUSINESS INQUIRIES [email protected] 💜 ABOUT JAYNA I’m Jayna K. Palmer, an international resilience and mindset speaker, author, coach, and founder of the Wake Up and Walk Free Movement. I help faith-anchored women who feel unseen or stuck in survival mode recognize the voices shaping their beliefs and take their next step with courage. My work is grounded in lived experience, faith, and the decision to choose life on purpose. The voice you listen to builds your beliefs, and your beliefs build your life. If you don’t like the truth… change.

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