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I’ve been struggling lately. As someone who’s always believed in the power of inspiration, motivation, and pushing through the tough times, I found myself in a place I didn’t expect—discouragement. I’ve poured my heart into The Guided Words podcast, hoping to reach people, hoping to lift someone up when they needed it most. But lately, I began to wonder if anyone was really listening. The numbers didn’t reflect what I thought they should, and I started to question if this journey was even worth it. And then, as if that wasn’t enough, life threw another curveball. My son was in a car accident. Thankfully, he’s okay now, but it was one of those moments that shakes your foundation. Everything else seemed to fall apart even more. My focus was scattered, and suddenly, the podcast—the thing I had so much passion for—felt like a burden. It felt small compared to the weight of what I was going through. But in those dark moments, when I felt like giving up, I realized something important: purpose doesn’t disappear in hard times; it becomes even more necessary. Sometimes, the challenges we face are a reminder of why we started in the first place. The podcast was never about numbers or instant validation. It was always about the one person who might need to hear that message in the right moment. It brought me back to one of my favorite scriptures: “And let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9. This verse speaks directly to those of us who feel like our work isn’t seen or appreciated. It’s a reminder that the good we put out into the world, even when it feels like it’s not enough, will eventually grow into something beautiful. I don’t know when or how, but I trust that the seeds I’ve planted through the podcast are taking root somewhere. So, here I am—renewed in my purpose. I’m still here. The Guided Words will continue, not because everything is perfect now, but because this journey was never about perfection. It was about showing up. For you. For me. For anyone who needs it. Even when life gets messy. If you’ve ever felt like giving up on something you love, like you’ve hit a wall, remember this: you are not alone. We’re all navigating our own storms, but purpose has a way of guiding us back to the path. Keep going. Keep showing up. Your work matters, even when it feels like no one is watching. I want to hear from you. What keeps you going when you feel like giving up? Let’s continue this conversation together, and remember—this journey isn’t meant to be traveled alone.