This week, we’re talking about how to develop courage when your character is under fire and how to grow in discernment and wisdom. This is so important because courage without boundaries, without identity, and without wisdom or discernment might actually be reckless. So the key to knowing how and when to pull the trigger and fight back against accusation? Wisdom and discernment. I’m so excited for you to lean into today’s conversation with Madison Prewett, who is an absolute powerhouse of practical advice and sound wisdom.
If you enjoy this episode with Madison, I’m sure you’ll also enjoy:
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