Show Notes
Today Sunny and Tammy gather around the table for real talk around the messages we as women are constantly hearing, internalizing, and carrying with us. On one hand we are told to love ourselves, embrace our imperfections, but on the other we are told our problems can be solved by simply fixing our shortcomings. “Love yourself?” Or, “Fix yourself?” Hmmm, which is it? This “confidence culture” has caused an exhausting ping pong match in our heads, and ladies- it’s not serving us well! We tackle this battle head-on in our conversation. Today we talk about so much goodness!
The impact of what we HEAR on what we DO. The songs culture is singing The internal messages women have on repeat. the familiar insecurities we each carried into the conversation- this was a vulnerable moment. And PIRATES, and harbors, and haunting songs.
All of this led us to asking God, “what do you want women to hear?” And individually, “what do I need to hear?” Friends- it’s time for a fresh sound to arise from the women of the earth! Can you imagine seeing an entire crew of women proclaiming freedom through transformed lives?! Listen in as we cast vision!
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