In our latest Convo of Thee Ultimate Love Letter podcast, we ask the question: what if bringing our dreams to reality were never meant to be as hard as we’ve made it?
Sometimes we’re following God.
We’re praying. We’re believing.
We know there is something more on our hearts—and yet, somehow, the dream still isn’t moving.
And we’re left wondering: God, if you gave me this vision, why does it feel so hard to get there?
Maybe the problem isn’t that God is not in our lives; maybe it’s that we’ve simply left Him out of the details.
Here are other recent Convo’s intended to inspire you as you journey towards greatness!
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I’m so excited to officially introduce:
You Don’t Trust God Yet—But You Will
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Fake Ass Vegan: A Book On Balance— explores the way we consume through food, fashion, and even the beliefs we carry, and how living in true balance with God—with each other, opens the door to harmony, to peace, to endless possibility.
Our book is available now on Amazon. Thank you so much in advance for checking it out!
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Until next time, love yourself and love others,
Jo.