How To Overcome the Fear of the Future with Alli

The Alli Worthington Show

Alli Worthington

Health & Fitness, Self-improvement, Education, Society & Culture

4.8 • 634 Ratings

🗓️ 26 December 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Merry day after Christmas, friends! How about we just start today’s episode with this thought… I think it’s safe to say none of us are disappointed that 2022 is on its way out the door. As I planned what to talk about on the show today, I couldn’t help but think about how we’re all continuing to process everything that has happened this year (and the last two years really!) while also planning for the one to come. With that in mind, I felt a little nudge that I needed to talk about Chapter 9 of my book, Fierce Faith: A Woman's Guide to Fighting Fear, Wrestling Worry, and Overcoming Anxiety. In 2017, I titled that chapter “What If Things Fall Apart?” and I don’t think anything could be more relevant now. I'm so excited to share the chapter with you today. I sincerely hope that this chapter brings peace about the future and encourages you to find your own stones of remembrance to remind you of God's faithfulness along the way. Listen in to hear all about: How fear can paralyze us from making our dreams come true. What can happen when we wait for the perfect moment to take action (and how it can keep us wandering around the desert for 40 years). What God really thinks about our plans to become successful in all that we do. Links: Order your copy of Fierce Faith here You can also join the Confident Motherhood Community here. Hope you loved this episode! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and slap some stars on a review! :) xo, Alli

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0:00.0	Hey, hey, this is Allie and welcome to the Allie Worthington show.
0:06.7	It's where we gather, learn, share our stories and have a great time.
0:10.8	Every week I'll be chatting with a friend who I know, who I like and I respect,
0:15.4	and I want to learn something from.
0:17.3	And after we have that discussion, we are going to have coaching time.
0:20.2	So I'm going to be
0:20.8	answering your questions about life, about faith, and about business. Welcome to the show today.
0:26.3	Until the new year, I'm sharing some of my favorite chapters from my books with you. Today, I want to
0:32.0	dive into chapter nine of fierce faith. The name of fierce faith, if you don't already have it,
0:38.4	fighting fear,
0:44.8	wrestling, worry, and overcoming anxiety. So today we're going to dive in to chapter 9 called What If Things Fall Apart? We're going to go through how to overcome the fear of the future.
0:50.0	So each chapter in fierce faith, it deals with how we can overcome our specific worries and our fears.
0:56.4	And this one, I believe, is especially needed right now.
0:59.6	I need to go back over it.
1:01.6	And I think everyone needs to hear it for the first time or hear it again, considering what we've all been through collectively.
1:08.4	And I hope by sharing it with you that it gives
1:11.8	you strength and encouragement and some practical tools to fight fear and live with more confidence
1:17.0	every day. And I do need your help. Would you share this episode with one friend this week?
1:23.3	When you're listening, all I ask is that as you're listening, you click that little share
1:28.1	button. If you listen on Apple and you see the podcast on the screen, on the bottom right, you'll
1:35.2	see three little dots. You click those three little dots and a share button will pop up.
1:40.1	And you can just share it in a message with a friend. Whichever service that you listen to, there should be a share button.
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