Welcome to The Becoming Her Podcast with Jessica Young . I’m so glad you’re here. A little about me — I’m someone who’s deeply passionate about helping women grow into the strongest version of themselves mentally, physically, and spiritually. Faith is the center of everything I do, and through coaching, fitness, and the conversations I’ve had with women over the years, I’ve seen how much our mindset, our habits, and our relationship with God shape the direction of our lives. I’ve also learned that a lot of us feel the same things at different points in life — stuck, overwhelmed, unsure of where we’re going, or feeling like we were made for more but not knowing how to get there. That’s exactly why this podcast exists. Each week we talk about real life — faith, mindset, discipline, relationships, confidence, health, and personal growth — the things that truly shape the woman you’re becoming.
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The Becoming Her Podcast with Jessica Young
Hey You - Your Pain Doesn’t Get to Keep You
Sep 5, 20265 min
Hey you—if you're hurting and you don't know how to let go of what happened, this is for you. I know moving forward isn't as simple as deciding not to hurt anymore. But the longer we hold onto the anger, resentment, bitterness, heartbreak, and pain, the longer we allow what happened to us to have power over who we're becoming. And eventually, we can become so consumed by what hurt us that we stop recognizing ourselves. In this Hey You episode, I'm talking about what it means to finally loosen your grip on the pain you've been carrying, why the enemy would love nothing more than for your hurt to steal your joy and your light, and why letting go doesn't mean pretending what happened didn't matter. I also want us to look at Jesus. Jesus knew what was ahead of Him. He knew the betrayal, rejection, suffering, and ultimately the cross were coming—and yet He still loved. He still served. He still brought hope. He still walked in purpose. He was still a light. Your pain is real. What happened to you matters. And healing may take time. But your hurt doesn't deserve to become your identity. You can acknowledge what happened without allowing it to determine who you become next. Maybe letting go isn't saying, “It didn't hurt.” Maybe it's saying, “It hurt—but it doesn't get to have me anymore.” Support the show If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs it. And if you’re working on your faith, your mindset, and becoming the woman God created you to be, make sure you follow The Becoming Her Podcast so you don’t miss what’s coming next. For more, connect with me on social media @jessica_young09 If you’re ready to go deeper and start building real confidence and discipline in your life, you can apply for coaching here: https://forms.gle/DpeuFgd9pusyYoe58 Join my FREE online Bible Study: https://www.skool.com/rooted-in-the-word-4259/about
What do you do when you’re asking God for direction… and He feels silent? And what if the thing you keep calling “waiting on God” is actually fear keeping you from moving? In this episode, we’re talking about both sides of faithfulness—the seasons when God has made the next step clear but we’re afraid to take it, and the seasons when we genuinely have no idea what He’s doing. Because faithfulness doesn’t always look like a huge leap of faith. Sometimes it looks like moving when God says move. Sometimes it looks like staying when He says stay. And sometimes it looks like continuing to show up, seek Him, and steward what He’s already placed in your hands when you can’t hear Him at all. You don’t need a five-year plan to be faithful today. You don’t need to feel God to trust God. And you don’t need to know where He’s taking you to keep walking with Him. Maybe the question isn’t always, “God, what am I supposed to do next?” Maybe it’s: “God, how can I be faithful with what You’ve already given me?” And when He says wait—wait faithfully. When He says move— get your feet wet. Support the show If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs it. And if you’re working on your faith, your mindset, and becoming the woman God created you to be, make sure you follow The Becoming Her Podcast so you don’t miss what’s coming next. For more, connect with me on social media @jessica_young09 If you’re ready to go deeper and start building real confidence and discipline in your life, you can apply for coaching here: https://forms.gle/DpeuFgd9pusyYoe58 Join my FREE online Bible Study: https://www.skool.com/rooted-in-the-word-4259/about
Hey you—when did being exhausted, overwhelmed, and barely keeping up become normal? So many of us are living with a performance mindset that tells us we have to get everything done, do everything right, show up for everyone, and somehow hold it all together at the same time. And when we can't? We convince ourselves we're failing. In this Hey You episode, we're talking about perfectionism, the pressure we put on ourselves to constantly perform, and why giving yourself grace doesn't mean lowering your standards. I have conversations with so many people who tell me they're just trying to survive right now. They're burnt out, overwhelmed, running on empty—and they've been living that way for so long that survival mode has started to feel normal. But you were never meant to become comfortable living depleted. You don't have to earn rest. You don't have to accomplish everything today. And doing your best doesn't mean doing everything. Maybe you don't need to push harder. Maybe you need to give yourself enough grace to be human, take care of yourself, and recognize that your worth was never supposed to be measured by how much you can carry. Survival mode may be a season you walk through. It was never meant to become the life you settle for. Support the show If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs it. And if you’re working on your faith, your mindset, and becoming the woman God created you to be, make sure you follow The Becoming Her Podcast so you don’t miss what’s coming next. For more, connect with me on social media @jessica_young09 If you’re ready to go deeper and start building real confidence and discipline in your life, you can apply for coaching here: https://forms.gle/DpeuFgd9pusyYoe58 Join my FREE online Bible Study: https://www.skool.com/rooted-in-the-word-4259/about
I've been reflecting a lot lately on the last few years of my life—who I was, what I've walked through, what I've lost, what I've learned, and most importantly, who I've become through all of it. And it led me to a question I think all of us need to ask ourselves: Do you actually know who you are? Not what you do. Not your job title. Not your relationship status. Not who other people expect you to be. Not the version of yourself you've learned to perform for everyone else. Who are you ? In this episode, I'm getting personal about seasons of my life when I didn't know who I was or where I was going, and how my relationship with God has completely changed the way I walk through uncertainty now. Because here's what I've realized: Walking through the unknown in darkness is immensely harder than walking through the unknown in the light with the Lord. I still don't have everything figured out. I don't know exactly what the next few years of my life will look like. I don't know every door God is going to open or every direction He's going to take me. But there's a huge difference between not knowing where you're going and not knowing who you are or Who you're walking with. We're talking about identity, uncertainty, outgrowing old versions of yourself, learning who you are outside of your accomplishments and circumstances, and what changes when your identity becomes rooted in God instead of everything around you. Maybe you don't need God to illuminate the entire road ahead. Maybe you just need enough light to take the next step with Him. You don't have to know exactly where you're going to walk confidently in the light. You just need to know Who you're walking with. Reflection Question: If everything you use to describe yourself was stripped away—your job, accomplishments, relationships, appearance, success, failures, and other people's opinions— would you still know who you are? Support the show If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs it. And if you’re working on your faith, your mindset, and becoming the woman God created you to be, make sure you follow The Becoming Her Podcast so you don’t miss what’s coming next. For more, connect with me on social media @jessica_young09 If you’re ready to go deeper and start building real confidence and discipline in your life, you can apply for coaching here: https://forms.gle/DpeuFgd9pusyYoe58 Join my FREE online Bible Study: https://www.skool.com/rooted-in-the-word-4259/about
Hey you—maybe the prayer isn't always, “God, make this easier.” Maybe sometimes it's, “God, make me stronger.” In this Hey You episode, I'm getting vulnerable about living with an autoimmune disease, the ways it affects my everyday life, and the perspective I've had to develop through the harder seasons. I don't want you to feel sorry for me. I don't believe God is punishing me, and I don't blame Him for the life I've been given. Have I been angry? Absolutely. Are there things I wish I didn't have to deal with? Of course. But I've never believed my life was supposed to be easy. I've learned to make adjustments, keep moving forward, and trust that God is with me through all of it. Because hard doesn't mean impossible. And sometimes instead of asking God to remove the thing in front of us, we need to ask Him for the strength to walk through it. Maybe you don't need an easier life. Maybe you need to discover just how strong God can help you become. Support the show If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs it. And if you’re working on your faith, your mindset, and becoming the woman God created you to be, make sure you follow The Becoming Her Podcast so you don’t miss what’s coming next. For more, connect with me on social media @jessica_young09 If you’re ready to go deeper and start building real confidence and discipline in your life, you can apply for coaching here: https://forms.gle/DpeuFgd9pusyYoe58 Join my FREE online Bible Study: https://www.skool.com/rooted-in-the-word-4259/about
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