Hey friends. You're listening to the Go and Tell Gals podcast, and I'm your host, Jess Conlin.

In most of our episodes, we'll have a guest, a woman who is running on mission right

where she's at.

We pray this podcast leaves you encouraged and spurred on to go and tell the good news.

Hello, friends. We have a fun and different podcast for you today. In lieu of an interview or a coaching

session with me, we are just going to share with you the intro to my new book, you are the girl for the job.

So what's about to follow is straight from the book.

It's actually straight from the audio book, which is me reading the words of the book. And I'm so

excited to share it with you guys. I'm not going to lie. I'm also a tiny bit nervous because

you're some of the first people who are going to get to hear it. But we pray it is a huge

blessing for you today. And we pray

it just gives you a little bit more of a glimpse into what you'll find in you are the girl for the

job. So wherever you're at, if you're writing in the car or sipping your coffee or folding laundry,

in Jesus name, I pray this meets you and encourages you right where you're at.

Introduction, my spin class revelation.

I sat on a bike in a dark and emo cycling studio.

The room was shadowy, with lights that rose and fell, evoking emotion, matching the rise and fall of our intensity.

The music was loud, so loud the words were almost indistinguishable, but the impact wasn't diminished.

There was a thumping, a thriving undertone set by the sound, and it was perceived by everyone in the room.

I'd come in that morning defeated, to say the least, jet-lagged and heart-sick from an

incredibly hard season. But I found myself swept up in the passion

and energy in the absolute best way. It was a 7 a.m. spin class in Los Angeles. I was on the

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