In this heartfelt conversation, Kristin Fitch sits down with guest Stephanie Carmody, podcast host, and entrepreneur, to talk about what it really means to let go and let God—especially when life hasn’t gone as planned. Stephanie vulnerably shares her journey of walking through divorce and healing from a narcissistic relationship. Together, they explore how surrendering control, rebuilding self-worth, and trusting God's timing can lead to unexpected joy and purpose in your second act.

Whether you're in a season of grief, transition, or rediscovery, this episode offers hope, faith-filled wisdom, and practical encouragement to help you move forward with grace and strength.

• Surrendering control doesn’t mean weakness—it’s a radical act of faith and trust in God’s plan.
• Healing after emotional trauma or divorce starts with self-awareness and drawing near to God.
• Boundaries are biblical and essential to protect your peace and rebuild your confidence.
• Your second act can be your most joyful season when you embrace it with purpose and faith.
• God is always working, even when you feel stuck, lonely, or unsure of what’s next.

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