Do you ever catch yourself thinking "I've missed my window" or "this just isn't the season for anything new"? That feeling of being interrupted countless times before breakfast might seem like it's holding you back from pursuing God's vision for your life—but what if it's actually preparing you for it?

In this illuminating conversation with Jill White—speaker, coach, and author who helps Christian women rediscover their God-given purpose—we challenge the lie that your best years are behind you. Jill shares three powerful indicators that God is leading you toward something new: an inner urging that won't go away, shifting circumstances around you, and sometimes, divine discomfort that pushes you out of your comfortable nest. Through her own journey from teacher to principal to superintendent (and discovering which roles truly aligned with her purpose), Jill demonstrates how to identify your core purpose by recognizing the common threads in what brings you joy.

One of the most freeing revelations from our discussion is the distinction between your assignment and your purpose. While motherhood is a beautiful, God-given assignment, it isn't your ultimate life purpose. When women say "my children are my life," they unwittingly set themselves up for an identity crisis when those children grow up and leave. Instead, Jill encourages us to see each season—including the exhausting years of young motherhood—as preparation for what's next. The quietness and stretching you experience now is actually laying the foundation for future impact.

If you're feeling too tired to even think about pursuing a bigger vision, Jill's advice is refreshingly simple: rest. Following God's example of resting one-seventh of the time reminds us that rest isn't lazy—it's sacred. Whether you're pivoting after burnout, rediscovering your identity, or simply feeling that tug that there's something more, this conversation will leave you feeling seen and re-energized. Listen now and discover why it's never too late to become who you were always meant to be!

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