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How A Sister’s Faith And Your Support Saved This Podcast
Season 8 Episode 13
A quiet moment can save a loud dream. We open up about the day this show almost ended and the single voice that refused to let it happen—a sister who named the worth we couldn’t see and told us to keep going. What followed wasn’t a grand strategy or a viral spike; it was the steady weight of community, one play and one share at a time, turning hesitation into momentum.
We talk candidly about creative doubt, the fear of not being “good enough,” and the invisible beauty we often miss in ourselves. The butterfly metaphor—being unable to see the colors on your own wings—becomes a touchstone for understanding how encouragement works. You’ll hear how personal belief intersects with public support, why small acts like a share or a monthly pledge matter more than metrics, and how gratitude can become a practice that sustains long-term creative work.
We also honor the collaborators who shaped this space. Special thanks to Chris Murphy Elliott for the soundtrack and a heartfelt tribute to the late Ricardo Chap, whose track Blue Spirit carries a memory that still moves. Revisiting an old recording turns into a reminder that art holds people even after they’re gone, and that every episode rests on the unseen scaffolding of friendships and faith.
If you’ve ever stood at the edge of quitting, this is your sign to stay. Press play for a thank-you letter to a global community, a love note to persistence, and a blessing for anyone who needs borrowed courage. If the show has encouraged you, share it with someone who needs a nudge, subscribe for new episodes, and leave a review to tell us who helped you keep going.
Reaching for 🌟
The end of my show
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