Masked

Un

Limiting Beliefs

2 Things to Remember When You Feel Small & Insignificant

July 21, 2020

Welcome friend!

I’m a Wisconsin-raised, San Franciscan writer, speaker, and coach specialized in the areas of mindset, self-worth, body image, and faith-based confidence.

Meet rachael

Popular Posts

why rest is not the enemy

3 ways to fight body hate

it's ok to make mistakes

Do you ever feel like your part to play in this world is incredibly small, insignificant, unimportant, and/or overlooked?

Do you find yourself questioning, “Do I actually matter? Does what I do have any impact whatsoever?”

If so, this video’s for you.

In this 8 minute-or-so chat, I touch on:

  • Why “you are small and insignificant” is SUCH a lie
  • How there is truly no “small” role in God’s economy
  • How even those seemingly insignificant, small acts of kindness can have a BIG impact on others
  • What you do and who you are matters

After watching this video, you will walk away with 2 truths to combat that “small and insignificant” lie the next time it creeps into your thoughts.

Click on the image below to go ahead and have a listen.

Feeling Small?

Additional Resources

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE THIS POST: When You Feel Small & Insignificant

FREE DAILY GRATITUDE JOURNAL: Nab your free copy of my daily gratitude journal to help you cultivate more self-love and gratitude.

+ Show / Hide Comments

Share to:

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

About Me • About Me • About Me •

welcome

about
rachael

I’m a writer, speaker, and coach specialized in the areas of confidence & self-worth, identity & calling, body image, and Christian-based mindsets. I help you retrain your brain, grow in your faith, and build better habits so you can live with confidence and stop letting insecurity & self-doubt rob you of the life you long for.

think we might be a fit?

Let's Trade self doubt for self confidence

Discover more from Rachael

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading