Welcome to the Do Something Beautiful Podcast. I am your host, Leah Dero, and I share with you

inspirational people who are truly doing something beautiful to make our world better. We are inspired

by Mother Teresa who said, do something beautiful for God. Do it with your life, do it every day,

do it in your own way, but do it. And welcome back to another episode of the Do Something

Beautiful Podcast. I am back with my return guest, Alex DeRose, who was with me

just previously. If you have not caught our first, this is a three-part series on woundedness,

actually. And so our last podcast that we did, oh man, that was on the wound of the womb,

the wound of the womb. But we ended up talking a lot about obviously starting from Eve,

but also about just the wound of women and how we have all been wounded in a similar fashion,

how that plays out in our life. Today, Alex is joining me again, and we'll be talking about the wound

of dreams. Quite possibly that you're familiar with the whole Babies and Dreams hashtag that I

started about a year ago, almost two years ago now. And it's quite taken off, and in some ways,

in some ways misunderstood, in some sort of culture, you know, that's how all things are. But we're

going to be talking about the actual wound of dreams. The wound of dreams for us, women, and how

that affects us in our life, even in our own families. So Alex, welcome back to the podcast.

Thanks so much, Leah. I'm so excited to be here.

Yeah, me too. I'm really excited that we get to talk about this again. And just so you know,

for all you listeners, Alex puts an amazing amount of work into just preparing phenomenal content

for us. Like she, she comes in incredibly prepared and really has such a heart for everything,

and really pays attention to how the Lord moves. I really can't wait for people to hear the things

that we've been talking about before we started this, before I get record of everything we've

been planning. So let's go ahead and just kind of start, start talking about these wounds of dreams.

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