What if the biggest shift in your life is not learning that you are loved, but you starting to live like you already are! Would your behavior change? How about your thinking?

And if you truly knew you were loved, worthy, chosen, and enough, how would you live differently from this day forward? We spend so much time trying to earn love through performance that we cannot hear God whisper that we already are loved more than we can imagine. Join us as Richard talks with us about the importance of learning to love ourselves by not neglecting our own needs, dreams and purpose.

In this episode, Richard completes the four-episode transformation arc by moving the you from awareness, recognition, and decision into restoration. This is the homecoming episode. It is tender, but not soft.

By the end of this episode, you will begin to understand that coming home is not about erasing you have been or becoming someone brand new.

You will see that coming home means restoring the relationship with the younger, truer, quieter part of yourself that survival taught said you had to leave behind.

You'll be invited to stop walking past yourself, stop leaving the younger version of yourself waiting, and begin practicing coming home to yourself through daily choices, honest reflection, spiritual alignment, and small acts of self-self love and appreciation.

In this episode, Richard pierces the subject ot being afraid to walk through the open doors that God has led you to. There are many doors that will help your transformational journey.

This episode is for the person who already knows there is something they need to do.

It is for those who know they need to set a boundary, have an honest conversation, ask for help, rest without guilt, or stop pretending is fine.

It is for those who may know they need to admit they’re tired, stop performing strength, let someone see the truth, ask for support, or separate their worth from what they provide.

It is for the person who has listened, learned, prayed, journaled, reflected, and gathered insight, but still has not taken the step.

It is for the person standing outside the door, still asking for another sign, while God may already be saying:

You don’t need another sign. You just need to walk through the door I opened for you.