What kind of worry wart are you?

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Quiz Questions

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What feels the heaviest to you in this moment?

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  Finances. We need to bring in more money.
- B.
  
  Faith. I'm afraid God is mad at me.
- C.
  
  Marriage. We aren't doing that great.
- D.
  
  Work and Business. I'm overwhelmed.
- E.
  
  Parenting. I have no idea how to do it this season.
- F.
  
  Health. I know I need to do something different, but it feels impossible.
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In the worry roller coaster, which area sits in the front seat of your mind?

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  Raising godly children in this current culture.
- B.
  
  Living out my faith in a world that rejects God. I will be rejected.
- C.
  
  Uncertainty about keeping a job/running a successful business during recession and economic hardship.
- D.
  
  I wonder if my spouse really loves me.
- E.
  
  Money. We aren't doing well and I'm afraid we aren't going to make it.
- F.
  
  I am confused about how to take care of my health, advise is often contradicting and I know I need to feel better.
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If worries were fictional characters, who would you relate to the most?

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  Joan, an ambitious professional, feels the weight of concern as she navigates the twists and turns of her career path, seeking fulfillment and success.
- B.
  
  Olivia, a devoted mother, embraces the responsibility of safeguarding her children, relentlessly striving to secure their happiness and well-being.
- C.
  
  Mirna, her heart entangled in apprehension, navigates the intricate maze of her love life, longing for the elusive harmony she envisions.
- D.
  
  Winona, a vigilant guardian of her health and well-being, battles inner anxieties, seeking balance and peace in her pursuit of holistic wellness.
- E.
  
  Sofia, a seeker of God's truth, navigates the depths of uncertainty, yearning for reassurance and a steadfast connection in her faith.
- F.
  
  Freda, burdened by financial worries, meticulously calculates every expense, seeking solace in strategies to navigate the treacherous terrain of her finances.
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Which song could be your anthem this season?

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  "Livin' on a Prayer" by Bon Jovi wondering if you're at least halfway there as you continue to grind, persevere, and manage the delicate balance between career and personal life
- B.
  
  "A Song For Mama" by Boys II Men as you seek to embrace parenthood's maze and charting a more enjoyable way forward
- C.
  
  "Hold On" by Wilson Phillips as you continue balancing financial finesse while trusting the Lord's provision
- D.
  
  "Time After Time" by Cyndi Lauper as you think about mastering relationship moves and communication grooves with your spouse
- E.
  
  "Like a Prayer" by Madonna as you explore deeper intimacy with Jesus and seek to discover His will for your life
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  "Don't Worry, Be Happy" by Bobby McFerrin as your focus is on harmonizing health concerns, but keeping a good attitude while being thrown off by all the differing opinions
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If peace was a superhero, which one would you like to have save the day?

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  HARMONY GUARDIAN: Protecting your marriage from troubles and nurturing a strong bond.
- B.
  
  CALM CRUSADER: Shielding your children from harm and guiding them to success.
- C.
  
  SERENITY SENTINEL: Mastering financial skills and defeating financial woes from a position of peace.
- D.
  
  SALVATION SERAPH: Embracing deep faith in Christ and conquering doubts with unwavering belief.
- E.
  
  EQUILIBRIUM ENFORCER: Battling health concerns head on with clarity and empowering yourself with self-care.
- F.
  
  COMPASSION CHAMPION: Dominating the professional arena and achieving work-life triumph.
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Which belief is most common in your life?

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  A perfect marriage means a worry-free life, which can lead to unrealistic expectations and disappointment when disagreements arise.
- B.
  
  Being a parent means having complete control over your children's lives, leading to excessive worry about their behaviors, choices and outcomes.
- C.
  
  Financial stability guarantees security, leading to constant worry about accumulating wealth and comparing oneself to others when we are financially unstable.
- D.
  
  Having doubts or questions about faith is a sign of weakness or lack of devotion, leading to internal conflict and anxiety about current standing with God.
- E.
  
  Perfect health is possible, others know how to do it well, leading to excessive worry about every symptom or imperfection.
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  Success in a career is solely determined by external factors or societal expectations, leading to constant worry about achievements and comparisons.

Quiz Outcomes

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You are a "Love Luminary" worry wart.

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According to your responses, your leading worry is your marriage. Now let me hit you with some good news: You and your spouse are ONE decision away from everything shifting in your marriage for the better. Since you are someone who values a fruitful and fulfilling relationship, your worries often revolve around maintaining harmony while navigating the twists and turns of married life. Y'all have a lot going on and relying on you, but your marriage won't require you to worry in order to make it better.By the way, you're NOT crazy. You have a supernatural sense when there's distance and stressors happening in your marriage, but this sense doesn't prove "it's never going to change".It's a season, and seasons change. Don't defer your hope. Proverbs 13:12The good news is that God desires for you and your spouse to live a flourishing and peace filled life together. You are on the same team, even if right now it doesn't feel like it.Matthew 19:5How to move toward peace in your marriage today1. Write it down - with honestyGrab a journal and write down how you really feel about your marriage right now. Hold nothing back. The good, the bad, the ugly, the sinful. Lay it out on paper. God already knows and you carrying it around isn't going to usher in the new season faster.2. Write out the oppositeTake a look at all the feelings you wrote down and go visit thesaurus.com and put one of them in the search bar. Scroll down to the "antonym" section. Write down every single word from that box. Do this for every negative emotion you wrote down. Once you're finished, see the final step.3. Write down thoughts that provoke the positive emotionsWhen you look at the antonyms you wrote down, are you able to recall times that you felt this way with your marriage in the past? What was happening then? What were you thinking and believing was possible in those times? Write down thoughts you were having about your marriage that made you feel this way in the past.4. Invite the Lord inIt's time to talk to God about what you wrote down. He is right with you in this moment and is poised to help you with a way forward. Invite Him into this area of your life and confess how big of a burden it has been. He KNOWS. He is doing 1,000 things in your marriage and you can only see 3...if even 3. Confess how often you haven't believed it could change, even though you believe all things are possible. Ask Him to help you realign with His promises and thank Him in advance for the next steps and nudges He will provide through His word, His Holy Spirit and His people."Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer (talking to God) and petition with thanksgiving present your request to God....THEN...The peace of God, which transcends all understanding will guard your heart and your minds in Christ Jesus." Philippians 4:6-7Who Am I to Tell You How to Cultivate Peace In Your Marriage?!Hey there, I'm Leslie Burris. AKA, LB 👋 I'm a midwest wife and mama of 6, and I used to worry about E V E R Y T H I N G. My faith, my marriage, homemaking, motherhood, my businesses. There was nothing I wouldn’t worry about, until one day the Lord reminded me that as a Christian, I am never required to lay down my peace. That revelation changed my life and worry ran in my family until it ran into me. Today, as a certified cognitive behavioral therapy practitioner, I have helped hundreds of Christian women learn to take their thoughts captive so they, too, never have to lay down their peace.My Marriage Almost Ended - My Husband Was Unfaithful.I blogged about the affair here – Read how God completely transformed our marriage 💍Listen to this podcast episode: In this specific podcast, I shared a life changing practice that initiated big changes in our marriage. You'll love it! It's full of hope. 💫Follow me on Instagram for tips on how to live a more peace-filled life: I love cooking & encouraging Christians who are in the trenches of life - looking for more peace. I'd love to get to know you more! Click the link here ➡️ Leslie BurrisP.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox Soon With More Tips to Live Life To The Fullest From a Position of Peace
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You are a "Growth Guardian" worry wart.

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According to your responses, your leading worry is parenting. You are someone who deeply cares about your children's well-being and guidance. Your worries often center around their safety, development, and future. Keep in mind that parenting is best done in partnership with the Lord, from a position of peace. He is doing immeasurably more in your kids than you could ever hope to accomplish with you worrying about them all the time. He is up to 1,000 things on behalf of your children in the unseen realm.Also - God already knows you aren't nailing it as a parent. He knows you're tired, overwhelmed, frustrated and that you lash out on your kids when you feel this way. He knows your best days as a mom or dad, need mercy. That's why He sent Jesus in the first place!What if I told you that mom guilt, or dad guilt, is optional? What if I told you it's safe to fully enjoy your kids and bring them up in the Lord - no matter what is happening in our culture? What if I told you - that God is interested in helping you enjoy parenting and poised to partner with you to raise them well? How to move toward peace in your parenting today1. Write it down - with honestyGrab a journal and write down how you really feel about parenthood right now. Hold nothing back. The good, the bad, the ugly, the sinful. Lay it out on paper. God already knows and you carrying it around isn't going to help you be a more peaceful mom or dad. Write down what makes you feel angry and bitter towards the kids, and confess candidly all the ways you wish it were different.2. Write out the oppositeTake a look at all the feelings you wrote down and go visit thesaurus.com and put one of them in the search bar. Scroll down to the "antonym" section. Write down every single word from that box. Do this for every negative emotion you wrote down. Once you're finished, see the final step.3. Write down thoughts that provoke the positive emotionsWhen you look at the antonyms you wrote down, are you able to recall times that you felt this way toward your kids in the past? What was happening then? What were you thinking and pleased with on those days? Write down thoughts you were having about your kids that made you feel this way in the past.4. Invite the Lord inIt's time to talk to God about what you wrote down. He is right with you in this moment and is poised to help you with a way forward. Invite Him into this area of your life and confess how big of a burden it has been. He KNOWS. He is doing 1,000 things in your children's hearts and you can only see 3...if even 3! Confess how often you've wanted to give up and how you expect the worst to happen, even though you know all things are possible with God. Ask Him to help you realign with His promises and thank Him in advance for the next steps and nudges He will provide through His word, His Holy Spirit and His people."Do not be anxious about anything (yes, even parenting), but in everything by prayer (talking to God) and petition with thanksgiving present your request to God....THEN...The peace of God, which transcends all understanding will guard your heart and your minds in Christ Jesus." Philippians 4:6-7Who Am I to Tell You How to Cultivate Peace In Your Parenting?!Hey there, I'm Leslie Burris AKA, LB 👋 I'm a midwest wife and mama of 6, and I used to worry about E V E R Y T H I N G. My faith, my marriage, homemaking, motherhood, my businesses. There was nothing I wouldn’t worry about, until one day the Lord reminded me that as a Christian, I am never required to lay down my peace. That revelation changed my life and worry ran in my family until it ran into me. Today, as a certified cognitive behavioral therapy practitioner, I have helped hundreds of Christian women learn to take their thoughts captive so they, too, never have to lay down their peace. I have 6 children and know exactly how chaotic and scary it can feel as a mom.Do you want to learn how to break up with mom guilt, for good? Then this 👇 podcast episode will bless your face off. I enjoy motherhood so much that I don't walk around with mom guilt anymore! Listen to this podcast episode: In this 👇 specific podcast, I shared a life changing practice that initiated big changes in our marriage. You'll love it. It's full of hope! 🤍Follow me on Instagram for tips on how to live a more peace-filled life: I love cooking & encouraging Christian parents who are in the trenches of life - looking for more peace. I'd love to get to know you more! Click the link here ➡️ Leslie BurrisP.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox Soon With More Tips to Live Life To The Fullest From a Position of Peace
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You are a "Financial Whirlwind" worry wart.

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According to your responses, your leading worry is money. Your worries may revolve around budgeting, saving, or long-term financial planning. You wish to become better at achieving financial stability and managing money wisely but you're paralyzed by knee jerk thoughts like, "Everything is only getting more expensive." or, "We are never going to be able to afford it."The Lord wants to help you take charge of your finances, educate you on money matters, and adopt healthy financial habits to pave the way towards financial freedom.He says, "Good people leave an inheritance to their children's children..." Proverbs 13:22God wouldn't say this if he wasn't skilled and equipped and willing to help you accomplish that. For if he is willing to provide for the sparrows...What if I told you that worrying about your current money situation isn't going to empower you to change it? Luke 12:25What if I told you God will sustain you this season while you learn how to multiply your income? Matthew 10:31What if I told you your next streams of income are tied to utilizing the strengths and gifts God gave you? Proverbs 18:16How to move toward peaceabout your money today1. Write it down - with honestyGrab a journal and write down how you really feel about your finances right now. Hold nothing back. The good, the bad, the ugly, the sinful. Lay it out on paper. God already knows and carrying this burden around isn't going to grow your money. Write down what makes you feel scared about your bank account and confess candidly all the ways you wish it were different.2. Write out the oppositeTake a look at all the feelings you wrote down and go visit thesaurus.com and put one of them in the search bar. Scroll down to the "antonym" section. Write down every single word from that box. Do this for every negative emotion you wrote down. Once you're finished, see the next step.3. Write down thoughts that provoke the positive emotionsWhen you look at the antonyms you wrote down, are you able to recall times that you felt this way about your money in the past? What was happening then? How much of it did you have?What were you thinking and pleased about in those days? Write down thoughts you were having when you felt relieved (even if temporarily) about money.4. Invite the Lord inIt's time to talk to God about what you wrote down. He is right with you in this moment and is poised to help you with a way forward. Invite Him into this area of your life and confess how big of a burden it has been. He KNOWS. Confess how often you've wanted to give up and how you expect the worst to happen, even though you know all things are possible with God. Ask Him to help you realign with His promises and thank Him in advance for the next steps and nudges He will provide through His word, His Holy Spirit and His people."Do not be anxious about anything (yes, even money), but in everything by prayer (talking to God) and petition with thanksgiving present your request to God....THEN...The peace of God, which transcends all understanding will guard your heart and your minds in Christ Jesus." Philippians 4:6-7Who Am I to Tell You How to Cultivate Peace In Your Finances?!Hey there, I'm Leslie Burris AKA, LB 👋 I'm a midwest wife and mama of 6, and I used to worry about E V E R Y T H I N G. My faith, my marriage, homemaking, motherhood, my businesses, my money. There was nothing I wouldn’t worry about, until one day the Lord reminded me that as a Christian, I am never required to lay down my peace. That revelation changed my life and worry ran in my family until it ran into me. Today, as a certified cognitive behavioral therapy practitioner, I have helped hundreds of Christian women learn to take their thoughts captive so they, too, never have to lay down their peace. I helped our 1 income family grow to 12 incomesDo you need a peaceful blueprint to increase your income? Then this 👇 podcast episode will bless your face off. You will be inspired and comforted while you make changes around money!Check out this budget Q&A session: As a family who has 6 kids (with another on the way), there's a lot of overhead to run our home. If you're curious how much that costs or what we do, click here! 💸Follow me on Instagram for tips on how to live a more peace-filled life: I love cooking & encouraging Christians who are in the trenches of life - looking for more peace. Money is a topic we hit on many times! Click the link here ➡️ Leslie BurrisP.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox Soon With More Tips to Live Life To The Fullest From a Position of Peace
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You are a "Saint Stressbuster" worry wart.

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According to your responses, your leading worry is faith. You are someone who is on a quest to explore a deeper relationship with Christ, but your questioning of His nearness makes you second guess a lot.When you read your bible, you feel so much better, but then one day of not reading turns to 20 days, and the guilt of inconsitency activates your inner bully. It turns into a guilt fest and you resolve to get back with a reading plan - vowing to take your faith more seriously. Your worries may arise from questioning your beliefs, or despairing over others who are now questioning their beliefs when they once were so strong in the faith. There have been a lot of trials and tribulations for the church since it was shut down a few years ago. The pandemic turned up the heat and many people of God were divided and shaken to the core.But I have good news for you, sweet friend.God knows, He sees, and He cares.He is not mad at you or disappointed. He is ever near and wants to take you deeper into His word and speak to you through the Holy Spirit in ways that will revive and refresh your faith.He is asking you for a deeper level of trust that you've never needed to have until now. The promise of being filled with peace is contingent on your level of trusting."May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit." - Romans 15:13How to move toward peace about your faith today1. Write it down - with honestyGrab a journal and write down how you're really feeling about your faith in this season. Hold nothing back. The good, the bad, the ugly, the sinful. Lay it out on paper. God already knows and carrying this burden around isn't making you closer to Him. Write down what makes you feel scared about your faith and confess candidly all the ways you wish it were different.2. Write out the oppositeTake a look at all the feelings you wrote down and go visit thesaurus.com and put one of them in the search bar. Scroll down to the "antonym" section. Write down every single word from that box. Do this for every negative emotion you wrote down. Once you're finished, see the next step.3. Write down thoughts that provoke the positive emotionsWhen you look at the antonyms you wrote down, are you able to recall times that you felt this way about your faith in the past? What was happening then? What were you believing about God and excited about in those days? Write down thoughts you were having when you felt like God was near.4. Invite the Lord inIt's time to talk to God about what you wrote down. He is right with you in this moment and is poised to help you with a way forward. He promised to draw nearer to you, as you draw near to Him. Confess how big of a burden this has been. He already KNOWS. Confess how often you've despaired in guilt/fear and how you expect the worst to happen, even though you know all things are possible with God. Ask Him to help you realign with His promises and thank Him in advance for the next steps and nudges He will provide through His word, His Holy Spirit and His people."Do not be anxious about anything (yes, even your faith), but in everything by prayer (talking to God) and petition with thanksgiving present your request to God....THEN...The peace of God, which transcends all understanding will guard your heart and your minds in Christ Jesus." Philippians 4:6-7Who Am I to Tell You How to Cultivate Peace In Your Faith?!Hey there, I'm Leslie Burris AKA, LB 👋 I'm a midwest wife and mama of 6, and I used to worry about E V E R Y T H I N G. My faith, my marriage, homemaking, motherhood, my businesses, my money. There was nothing I wouldn’t worry about, until one day the Lord reminded me that as a Christian, I am never required to lay down my peace. That revelation changed my life and worry ran in my family until it ran into me. Today, as a certified cognitive behavioral therapy practitioner, I have helped hundreds of Christian women learn to take their thoughts captive so they, too, never have to lay down their peace. You Can Refresh Your Faith From a Position Of PeaceDo you need a bible reading plan that is simple to follow? Then this 👉 FREE New Testament In A Year Bible Reading Plan is just what you need! Savor a few passages a day and be refreshed. You Never Have To Lay Down Your Peace: This 👇 podcast episode explains that as a Christian, you NEVER have to lay down your peace. It's available to you in every area of your life, 24/7/365Follow me on Instagram for tips on how to live a more peace-filled life: I love cooking & encouraging Christians who are in the trenches of life - looking for more peace. Faith is definitely a topic we hit on many times! I'd love to get connected with you! Click the link here ➡️ Leslie BurrisP.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox Soon With More Tips to Live Life To The Fullest From a Position of Peace
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You are a "Wellness Warrior" worry wart.

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According to your responses, your leading worry is health. You are someone who places a high value on physical and mental well-being, but sometimes you get derailed in your health routine. Your worries often revolve around staying healthy, preventing illness, and maintaining a balanced lifestyle all while keeping everything moving, but over the last few years the information coming out has been loud and conflicting."How do I know where to start?", is a familiar thought for you.You hear the health reports of others and think to yourself, "Will that happen to me?"Everything seems to threaten our health and vibrancy, and you just want to do the best for you and your family.We all do!You may be someone who starts and stops your health journey, because nothing seems to work for you.But I have good news for you - You are unique and it's possible the latest fads just won't work for you. And that's ok!You are BEST when you cultivate peace as you are working towards being more healthy. The Lord knows a good plan for you and is poised to help you calm your panic thoughts around health. He is able to provide you with the level of care or fitness coaching you need this season for your health.If we are called to honor the Lord with our body, then surely He can help us do that!"Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; you were bought at a price. Therefore, honor God with your bodies." - 1 Corinthians 6:19-20How to move toward peace about your health today1. Write it down - with honestyGrab a journal and write down how you're really feeling about your health in this season. Hold nothing back. The good, the bad, the ugly, the sinful. Lay it out on paper. God already knows and carrying this burden around isn't making your health more vibrant. Write down what makes you feel scared about your health and confess candidly all the ways you wish it were different.2. Write out the oppositeTake a look at all the feelings you wrote down and go visit thesaurus.com and put one of them in the search bar. Scroll down to the "antonym" section. Write down every single word from that box. Do this for every negative emotion you wrote down. Once you're finished, see the next step.3. Write down thoughts that provoke the positive emotionsWhen you look at the antonyms you wrote down, are you able to recall times that you felt this way about your health in the past? What was happening then? What routines did you have?What were you excited about in those days? Write down thoughts you were having when you felt really good about your health.4. Invite the Lord inIt's time to talk to God about what you wrote down. He is right with you in this moment and is poised to help you with a way forward. He promised to draw near to you, as you draw near to Him. Confess how big of a burden this has been. He already KNOWS. Confess how often you've despaired in guilt/fear and how you expect the worst to happen, even though you know all things are possible with God. Ask Him to help you realign with His promises and thank Him in advance for the next steps and nudges He will provide through His word, His Holy Spirit and His people."Do not be anxious about anything (yes, even your health), but in everything by prayer (talking to God) and petition with thanksgiving present your request to God....THEN...The peace of God, which transcends all understanding will guard your heart and your minds in Christ Jesus." Philippians 4:6-7Who Am I to Tell You How to Cultivate Peace In Your Health?!Hey there, I'm Leslie Burris AKA, LB 👋 I'm a midwest wife and mama of 6, and I used to worry about E V E R Y T H I N G. My faith, my marriage, homemaking, motherhood, my businesses, my money. There was nothing I wouldn’t worry about, until one day the Lord reminded me that as a Christian, I am never required to lay down my peace. That revelation changed my life and worry ran in my family until it ran into me. Today, as a certified cognitive behavioral therapy practitioner, I have helped hundreds of Christian women learn to take their thoughts captive so they, too, never have to lay down their peace. I Had PCOS And Was Told I'd Never Have Kids - Today We have 6!How To Support Your Fertility: This 👉 FREE fertility class might be something to check out! If you have felt hopeless, then learning how to get your hopes up will be a great place to begin healing. Our Emotions Play a Big Role In Our Health: Check out this this 👇 podcast episode 🎙️ which shares a life-changing way to inventory your emotions and get to the root of why you're feeling what you feel.Follow me on Instagram for tips on how to live a more peace-filled life: I love cooking & encouraging Christians who are in the trenches of life - looking for more peace. Health is definitely a topic we hit on many times! I'd love to get connected with you! Click the link here ➡️ Leslie BurrisP.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox Soon With More Tips to Live Life To The Fullest From a Position of Peace
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You are the "Ambition Architect" worry wart.

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According to your responses, your leading worry is career. You are someone who is driven and ambitious in their professional pursuits, but the last few years have given you time to consider doing some things different. Your worries may stem from job security, career advancement, or finding fulfillment in your work.The way people work these days is ever changing and you might be wondering if you'll every be as successful as you once were. You might be consumed with thoughts like, "What if I have to start over again?" It's possible what worked in one season, won't work in the next season...but I have some good news:THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU AND WHAT YOU'RE CAPABLE OF ACCOMPLISHING.In fact, it's impossible for you to ever "start over" because anything you begin now that is new, you're coming to the table with YEARS of skills and experience. You'd be starting with a leg up.God doesn't drive an ambulance. He knows what you'll be doing every work season for the rest of your life. You are preloaded with good works to accomplish in Christ Jesus. Ephesians 2:10"If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you." - James 1:5How to move toward peace about your career today1. Write it down - with honestyGrab a journal and write down how you're really feeling about your career/job in this season. Hold nothing back. The good, the bad, the ugly, the sinful. Lay it out on paper. God already knows and carrying this burden around isn't making your job less stressful. Write down what makes you feel scared about your work and confess candidly all the ways you wish it were different.2. Write out the oppositeTake a look at all the feelings you wrote down and go visit thesaurus.com and put one of them in the search bar. Scroll down to the "antonym" section. Write down every single word from that box. Do this for every negative emotion you wrote down. Once you're finished, see the next step.3. Write down thoughts that provoke the positive emotionsWhen you look at the antonyms you wrote down, are you able to recall times that you felt this way about your job in the past? What was happening then? What routines did you have? What were you excited about in those days? Write down thoughts you were having when you felt really good about your career.4. Invite the Lord inIt's time to talk to God about what you wrote down. He is right with you in this moment and is poised to help you with a way forward. He promised to draw near to you, as you draw near to Him. Confess how big of a burden this has been. He already KNOWS. Confess how often you've despaired in guilt/fear and how you expect the worst to happen, even though you know all things are possible with God. Ask Him to help you realign with His promises and thank Him in advance for the next steps and nudges He will provide through His word, His Holy Spirit and His people."Do not be anxious about anything (yes, even your job), but in everything by prayer (talking to God) and petition with thanksgiving present your request to God....THEN...The peace of God, which transcends all understanding will guard your heart and your minds in Christ Jesus." Philippians 4:6-7Who Am I to Tell You How to Cultivate Peace In Your Career?!Hey there, I'm Leslie Burris AKA, LB 👋 I'm a midwest wife and mama of 6, and I used to worry about E V E R Y T H I N G. My faith, my marriage, homemaking, motherhood, my businesses, my money. There was nothing I wouldn’t worry about, until one day the Lord reminded me that as a Christian, I am never required to lay down my peace. That revelation changed my life and worry ran in my family until it ran into me. Today, as a certified cognitive behavioral therapy practitioner, I have helped hundreds of Christian women learn to take their thoughts captive so they, too, never have to lay down their peace. Becoming A Peaceful Entrepreneur Is The Sustainable And Lasting WayDo you need a peaceful blueprint to increase your income with a new career? Then this 👉 podcast episode 🎙️ will bless your face off. Your best career move might be right straight ahead - learn how to leverage your gifts/talent/skills! You will be inspired and comforted while you make upgrades to your career streams!Is Your Career On Social Media?: This 👇 podcast episode 🎙️shares 7 ways to cultivate peace on social media. If you know your business or job is best done online, but you're burned out, this will be a cool cup of water in the hot desert sun.Follow me on Instagram for tips on how to live a more peace-filled life: I love cooking & encouraging Christians who are in the trenches of life - looking for more peace. Career/business is definitely a topic we hit on many times! I'd love to get connected with you! Click the link here ➡️ Leslie BurrisP.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox Soon With More Tips to Live Life To The Fullest From a Position of Peace

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