Stories that shape us with Joanna Daniel

Sometimes we feel stuck and, due to other influences, talk ourselves into not making the changes that will help us move forward. Today, I am talking about some of those changes that will help.

Our view of God is often not our own but given to us by others, parents or caregivers. It is important to reflect on those stories so that you can develop your own connection powered by your values and not theirs

We were created to connect. We need other humans to help us navigate life. Today I am talking about some of the stories that shape our view of relationships.

Sometimes we have expectations in relationships of things that impacts trust but we never communicate those to others. When the expectations are not met we are disappointed. Trust is a journey part of that is sharing what we desire with people.

People don’t tend to ask “who are you?” They ask “what do you do?” And so many confuse what they do with who they are. However, you are so much more than your job or any of the roles you have in life. Today, I am talking about some of the stories that helps to shape identity.

We don’t have to do it all my ourselves. We need each other. At least that’s what I tell people all the time until I needed support and I say no thank you. Deeper reflection on my no unearth something interesting.

Change is challenging; however, when we focus on the difficulties, we fail to learn the crucial lessons in every new opportunity.

Moving can be a stressful event. In this episode of stories that shape us, I am talking about one way that stress manifested itself and the things I did to manage my emotions.