How to Find Yourself and Discover Your Purpose In the Messy-In Between Seasons of Life - Episode 33

In Pursuit of Purpose with Sadie K. Frazier

I wanted to make a quick announcement that my new book - Fragments of Hope - will be available for preorder today and will be out in paperback, hardcover, and kindle on March 28th! And I couldn't be more excited to share this news with you all! It's been a long time coming honestly between having COVID twice last year, causing months of brain fog, and the worst case of writer's block I'd ever experienced. But I pushed past it, and here we are! I thought I'd read you the blurb and what the book is about if you are interested in picking up a copy for yourself or someone you know dealing with the tragedy of grief and loss. Okay, so we have an incredible show lined up today and it's on a topic that many of you have said you struggle with, especially inside the parameters of the last two or three years of the pandemic. I think we can all agree that there are times in everyone's life we have felt tired. Stuck. Not inspired to be the best versions of ourselves that we have been called to be, right? For many, life's detours and tragedies is the reason behind that stuckness. For others? It's trauma, pain, grief, and loss of a loved one, a change of life circumstances such as divorce, or even menopause. While there are many causes for feeling uninspired and shrouded by anxiety, doubt, or fear, what I want you to know is that it's okay to feel those emotions and acknowledge they have a purpose for this season, but they are not meant to stay - or to define who we are. So how do we find ourselves again after losing ourselves to darkness, or pain, or trauma so deep we feel like we might never recover? I want to show you how to unearth your true potential and purpose and find your authentic self again by rewriting your story - line, by line, by line. Now, let me ask you a question. It's one I've been considering a lot lately. Do you know - beyond the shadow of a doubt - who you really and truly are? I have my doubts that you do because I feel the exact same way if we get real about things. I am the person that is shaped by my childhood, my past, my religion, my country, my state, my family, and my trauma. Without all of those things blocking my vision, I guess I'm not so sure anymore who I really am. So let's take a step back and peel back those layers to uncover who we once were - our authentic selves. All my love, ~ Sadie