What have we been up to you ask?

In our Intentional Living Club we have been crushing stinky old FEAR AND WORRY! Who wants to worry? No one, but almost everyone has fears, insecurities, and worries they wrestle with.

I just wanted to keep everyone in the loop on what we have been up to in the first couple classes, in case you are interested in joining in on the fun!

First class we learned how to overcome fear and insecurities. Did you know 74% of pop fear of public speaking, 68% fear death, 75% of women put off exercise fear of what other women think, 60% of things we fear will never take place, and 90% of what we fear are considered to be insignificant things?

3 Biggest Fears Women Have Are:
1. Not being liked
2. Sacrificing family time for work
3. Fear of a relationship ending

We can't move forward in our goals if we are letting some type of fear or insecurity stop us. So we must knock fear out of our life for good!

Joshua 1:9 says, "Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid, do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go."

We all face “what ifs,” both big and small: What if my marriage falls apart? What if people reject me? What if I fail? What if my child gets sick? What if I yell too much and scar my kids?

It seems there’s so much to be afraid of in life. And sadly, fear can hold many of us back from loving others fully, from pursuing our dreams, and from living out God’s calling on our lives. Yet God’s plan for us is to live with His peace and confidence. But how do we find that? The answer is... we look to God. When God moves He moves all our Fears. 1 Peter 5:7 says, “Give all your worries and cares to God, for he cares about you.”

Our second class we talked about how to sleep and live worry free.

Luke 18:16 says, “But Jesus called the children to him and said, ‘Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.’”

Remember what it is was like to be a child? I loved riding my bike up and down the street with my friends, eating candy and jumping on the trampoline with my sister and friends, having my back scratched by my dad, watching movies with my mom while eating popcorn and drinking virgin strawberry daiquiris. Those were the good ole days. No worries, just trust that my parents would provide and protect me.

What if we could still have that same trust as an adult?

We can feel that same sense of love, encouragement, and trust that we felt as a child, by simply looking at God as our Father who will never leave us, is never changing, always with us caring for us. Trust Him with our whole heart. Trust that He will take care of the situation. Sometimes it looks bad, but you never know what He is planning for our next season in life and we just have to trust that He’s got it. Trust is the mark of a child.

God is a Father who is entirely trustworthy because he is truly in control.As God’s children, we have a heavenly Father who is worthy of trust.

This coming Saturday, September 17 we will talk about "How To Build Great Faith". This will be so eye opening! I can't wait!

This is just a snapshot of the info we went over in the club. I still have a few spots open if you are interested in gaining support, encouragement, and wisdom to overcome any obstacle.

If Saturday mornings at 9am aren't good for you and you would still like this life changing accountability and information, email me and we can set up a free consultation to look into private coaching.

Praying you are all blessed and highly favored!

Blessings & Love,
Nikki Wright
Life Coach
www.nikkilwright.com