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How to Know When God Is Preparing You for a New Season - Ep. 19

Episode 19 Published 11 months ago
Description

How God led me from a role I loved, in a company I loved, to uprooting our family and moving to Alaska in a matter of weeks… and how that shift actually started a year and a half earlier with a quiet sense of restlessness on a walk at the park.

Conversation Highlights

  • The moment I realized I was “comfortable” but no longer fully alive in my work
  • How a simple entrepreneur small group woke up dreams I thought were dead and buried
  • The internal tug-of-war between security, calling, fear, and obedience
  • The external signs and tensions that started confirming a coming change
  • Why I chose to stay put and surrender instead of forcing a transition
  • The “sudden” moment God made it clear it was time to move—and how fast He moved
  • What this whole process has taught me about trust, timing, and letting God lead

Full Episode Details: https://www.clearauthenticbrands.com/podcast/ep19-how-to-know-when-god-is-preparing-you-for-a-new-season

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Timestamps

  • 00:12 - Recognizing when a career or business shift is coming
  • 03:20 - Identifying comfort flags and the loss of forward vision
  • 05:25 - How joining an entrepreneur small group reignited dormant passion
  • 08:30 - Navigating internal wrestling, resistance, and surrendering control
  • 12:10 - Creating YouTube content as an outlet for new ideas
  • 15:20 - Recognizing external signs, missed meetings, and workplace tension
  • 18:30 - Implementing brand clarity frameworks while facing peer friction
  • 22:00 - Fading sense of belonging and building resolve to wait for release
  • 26:00 - Waiting in faith versus forcing an early exit
  • 28:20 - The unexpected Alaska revelation and packing up in 2 weeks
  • 34:00 - Choosing obedience over comfort during major season transitions
  • 36:20 - How God prepares the heart long before the external move happens
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