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Hey, I'm Natalie Grant, and I'm Charlotte Gamble.

Welcome to season two of the Dare to Be podcast.

This season, we're looking at what it takes to bounce back.

Hey, friends.

Hey, everyone.

I bet you'll have no idea what today's podcast is going to be about.

But here's a little song.

We always sing in my family.

Sometimes it's daily.

Sometimes it's hourly.

Don't worry about a thing because every little thing is going to be all right sometimes you just

got to sing that song to yourself because worry can try and take over right right and let's be

honest we've already had a morning full of it, right? Yes. Let's just be real.

We have.

We have.

There's been some things going on. There's been some situations. So we're fresh out of a moment where we wanted to take over and we're like, what should we talk about? Let's just talk about the moment. This is the thing we need to talk about because we're actually living it. I'm currently living it. So this podcast is going to minister to me today.

Yeah. actually living it. I'm currently living it. So this podcast is going to minister to me today.

It's true. I think worry is one of those things, you know, when we're talking about bouncing back.

It's something you have to like bounce back from on a regular basis. Worry wants to like move

into your life. I always think that worry is like a revolving door. Once you get in a conversation with worry, it's like you go round and round and round, and you can't. It's like when you're your kids, you take them to the hotel. Why do they always want to use the revolving door? They don't just want to go around once. They want to go around several times, right? But then you end up getting so dizzy that you miss your exit. And I think that's what worry does to us spiritually. It's like you go round and round the issue in your head. You go round and around the problem in your head. And you lose all sense of perspective, all sense of clarity, and it's really hard in the middle

of worry to see clearly what the exit is. And I think that's probably where a lot of people

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