Show Notes
We are wrapping up season 4 with one final conversation between Candace + Bianca – and it’s all about why our decisions matter, how trials, tribulations, and trauma are *sometimes* gifts, and whether or not there is a time we should (or need to) quit.
Have you ever been in a season where you know without a doubt that you need to quit? Need to walk away? Need to let go? Those moments will come. While the encouragement this season has been to keep going, not give up, and grow your grit … there are times when we need to be wise and walk away.
But how do you navigate that? Bianca breaks down questions you should ask yourself BEFORE you quit, and the value of inviting wise counsel into your final decision.
In this episode, you will hear Candace and Bianca discuss:
Challenges in their lives that they now consider a gift looking back
What James 1 teaches us about “getting over what we are under”
Whether there are times we should quit
Connect with Candace and Bianca:
Candace on Instagram @candacecbure
Candace on TikTok @candacecameronb
Follow the Podcast on Instagram @candacecameronburepodcast
Follow the Podcast on TikTok @ccbpodcast
Bianca on Instagram @biancaolthoff
Bianca’s book Grit Don’t Quit
For all things mentioned in this episode head over to ccbpodcast.com
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