Who are you when you stop listening to the world around you?

In this episode, we talk about something every young woman wrestles with at some point: knowing who you are and remembering who God says you are.

The world is constantly giving us labels. Pretty. Not pretty enough. Successful. Not successful. Popular. Different. Smart. Not smart enough. And sometimes, if we hear those voices often enough, we can begin to believe them.

But what if we stopped letting the world define us and started going back to our Creator?

Through the beloved children’s story You Are Special and powerful examples from the Book of Mormon—including Nephi, King Benjamin’s people, and Alma the Younger—we’ll talk about identity, comparison, past mistakes, confidence, and learning to trust God’s voice above all the others.

Nephi reminds us, “I know in whom I have trusted.”

King Benjamin teaches us to “retain in remembrance” the name of Christ.

And Alma’s story reminds us that our past can be part of our story without becoming the definition of who we are.

Maybe the goal isn’t to become so confident that we never care what anyone thinks.

Maybe the goal is to become so familiar with God’s voice that when the labels come, we know exactly where to go.

Back to Him.

Back to our Creator.

Back to the One who made us, knows us, loves us, and knows who we can become.

You are a beloved daughter of Heavenly Parents. You are loved. And you are still becoming.