This week, my good friend, Nona Jones is back to talk about why people consistently fall prey to insecurity and toxic comparison, and along with that, she will unpack her strategy for renewing the mind and strengthening yourself in the Lord.
If you enjoy this episode with Nona, I’m sure you’ll also enjoy:
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