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What are you being called to do now, that you may have been afraid of before?

Growth often means stepping into what once scared us. The things we resist can become the very paths we’re meant to take. We asked some of the best and brightest in the community: what are you being called to do now that you once feared? Their answers reveal the courage it takes to move past fear and into purpose.

Kimme Horn

I am being called to hit the brakes right now, something I have never done before. I have closed my books as a tattoo artist and been handing off tasks left & right to build my business; truly giving away the unhealthy load my scarcity mindset has built over time. Read more>>

CJ Ballin

Previously, I have not been so vocal about my faith in my music. In an industry that is primarily disconnected from faith, I have found myself unable to promote the things I believe in, such as God, a focus on family, and a love for country. I have devoted myself now to helping others know Christ through my music. Read more>>

Lindsay Watne

Patience. And I’m not good at that. Patience, but trust the process and the timing of everything. We decided to close our storefront because the space wasn’t suiting us anymore, and we knew that. We want a bigger space, one that feels more like us. Where we can host more community events, offer more services and products to our customers. Read more>>

Natasha Watts

I feel like I’m being called to step into the tough conversations about social media and the internet. For a long time, I hesitated because these issues are so complex and there aren’t easy answers. The internet has given us incredible opportunities for connection, creativity, and learning—but it’s also brought challenges like bullying, addiction, and the spread of harmful ideas. Read more>>

Montana Glenn

I never thought that I would do online coursework as I value in-person, comprehensive intakes and holding space. But now, after the birth of our sweet baby, Soli, I feel pulled to make my specialized knowledge and tools accessible. I truly see the need for me to branch out now! Read more>>

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