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Everyone, welcome back to another episode of Real Talk with Rachel Autry,

where I help you delight in life and find joy right where you are. And today's guest is going to help us tremendously with that. I know, I've heard from you, I've heard from my

friends across coffee tables. And I like, I'm very certain that a lot of us have decisions

that we need to make in our lives that can sometimes be crippling. Maybe you're in a relationship,

you're dating someone that you know for a fact is no longer for you. And it's time to leave.

But he's great, but he's good, Rachel, but he checks all the boxes. But there's something

inside of you that lacks the peace. Maybe it's with where you are with your job. Maybe it's

something bigger. Like you have been moved that your family needs to move

or relocate or change houses or create a new budget, big or small, whatever it is. There is something

in our life typically that we are called to move an action towards, but it's terrifying to do so. And we

have every excuse not to because things are good

and we're waiting for things to be catastrophic before we change our mind, pivot, and all the

things. Today's guest gets that very well. Kim Walker Smith, she used to be at Jesus culture.

She's an incredible worship leader. She has her own new album right now called Trample.

Highly recommend that you add

that to your worship playlist and turn it on in the mornings as you make your coffee. She is joining

us today talking all about leaving something that's good. You don't need permission. You don't need

worldly advice to be able to do the things that God's called you to do. And just because it's good

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