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<p>Don&#8217;t get me wrong, I love how popular &#8216;self care&#8217; has become. Endless tweetables and pretty quote visuals on Instagram and Pinterest about hashtag-self-care. For me, a problem has arose very akin to the boom in popularity that mental health has received: sensationalistic popularity without proper understanding or context to execute. Does this mean people [&hellip;]</p>

So much has been done but more work, transparency, love, and truth is needed to continue tearing down the barrier stigma places in front of tons of people being able to talk about mental health struggles and go through with seeking support! As someone who does work in this area, it frustrates me and breaks my heart. More has to be understood and done about it—especially in the Church. I filmed a new YouTube video all about this and it’s up on the channel NOW! [Update 2026: it

<p>I remember realizing that despite my growth in so many areas I was still dimming my light to a significant extent. I rationalized ways I was doing it to myself so well that the hiss of fear in the foundation of my behavior was drowned out by my ability to lie to myself about this [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Your ability to be vulnerable enough to be honest with yourself about yourself is a huge strength and not a weakness! What is the real reason &#8216;this&#8217; hasn&#8217;t been working? That what you&#8217;ve been saying you&#8217;re going to do still hasn&#8217;t gotten done? That you still tolerate what you said you wouldn&#8217;t? That you find [&hellip;]</p>

Check out today’s affirmation sent exclusively to my mailing list –I want to share it with you all! (Don’t worry gentlemen, when you see ‘Sis’ down there–you can enjoy these as well!) Want a copy of my Faith-Based Affirmations ebook, immediately available for download? Simply head to the Digital Shop Warmly, Coach Marie

<p>“Even when it gets hard, God has a plan for your life that cannot fail&#8230;” Happy Friday everyone. Today’s post will be a little different. I want to share with you an excerpt from a email in which I shared some of my testimony. This is kind of irregular for me, but I feel led [&hellip;]</p>