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What if guilt and shame are not just emotional burdens but divine signals guiding us toward our true selves? Join me and my dear friend Jessicah Adeniken as we unravel the complexities of faith, spirituality, and overcoming imposter syndrome. At 40, Jessicah is a mother, university graduate, and entrepreneur passionate about remote styling and consulting. Together, we reflect on our longstanding friendship and shared spiritual journey, delving into how our understanding of life and faith evolves with age and maturity.

Imagine having prophetic dreams that hold the key to your future. In this episode, Jessicah courageously talks about her spiritual experiences, including prophetic dreams and divine communication signals. We explore the delicate balance between self-judgment and divine correction, emphasizing that God's guidance is gentle and loving rather than demanding perfection. Jessicah's openness to broader spiritual concepts such as energy and frequencies adds a unique dimension to the conversation, making it a rich tapestry of traditional Christian faith interwoven with modern spiritual ideas.

Stepping into leadership roles and embracing visibility despite insecurities is no easy feat, especially in the age of social media. Jessicah shares her personal stories of overcoming fear and self-doubt, particularly around social media criticism, and the journey of intentional divine co-creation. We discuss the significance of setting specific goals, stepping out of comfort zones, and the importance of continual communication with God. This episode is a heartfelt, profound exploration of faith, self-growth, and the courage to embrace one's true potential.