Do you find yourself replaying conversations, second-guessing your abilities, or quietly wondering if you’re really qualified for what God has called you to do?

That spiral has a name… impostor syndrome.

And it’s one of the enemy’s most effective tools for keeping Christian women stuck in overthinking, fear, and inaction.

In this episode, Christian life coach Amy Wadlington shares three faith-filled, practical steps to help women of faith break free from impostor syndrome, renew their minds, and take courageous action without waiting to feel confident first. This episode is rooted in biblical encouragement, spiritual truth, and real-life application.

Amy also opens up about her own struggle with overthinking (yes, including doing her best overthinking in the shower) and how God used that very space to teach her about intimacy, identity, and the power of speaking truth out loud. You’ll see how even your most frustrating thought patterns can become places of breakthrough.

Inside this episode, you’ll learn:

• How impostor syndrome keeps Christian women stuck in fear and self-doubt

• Why overthinking is not a personality flaw but a mindset pattern you can change

• How renewing your mind is an act of courageous spiritual warfare

• Practical steps to take Spirit-led action even when you feel unsure

• Why peace and confidence are possible before the process feels complete

If you’ve been overthinking your calling, doubting your qualifications, or feeling like you’re not enough, this episode will remind you of who God is and who He says you are.

You don’t have to wait until the fear disappears.

You can move forward in faith right now.

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