Send us a textHi friends, in today's episode, brokenness can feel overwhelming, but this episode reminds us that God uses our struggles for a greater purpose. We explore how insecurities, body image issues, and personal stories of healing reveal the beauty of embracing our scars and the potential that lies in recognizing our worth through Christ. • Understanding the connection between brokenness and purpose • Exploring personal struggles with body image and insecurity • The role of self-acceptance in healing • The importance of internal validation over external praise • Recognizing that scars do not define our worth • Calling listeners to put their struggles before God for healing • Encouraging community support and sharing of stories • Affirming the beauty in brokenness and God's restorative workI hope your takeaway from today's episode is that God has a purpose for your brokenness, imperfections, and scars; none define who you are, only God does. The Lord says in Psalm 139:14 "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made;  your works are wonderful,    I know that full well".Support the showColette’s BioColette Lawrence is an author, dynamic motivator, life coach, and personal development Trainer. She is the author of the book Positioned for Purpose: The Journey and its accompanying devotional and Journal.She dived headfirst into her passion and purpose of impacting women's lives throughmotivation, empowerment, and encouragement. She believes in using the gifts God has given her to help women be who God has called them to be, to see God in their story, and to live their life's purpose.Your Call to ActionRate and Review the show here : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/positioned-for-purpose-conversations-with-colette-marie/id1753166932 Schedule your free 30-minute call to explore coaching or mentorship with me: https://www.themeemovementllc.com/booking-calendar/free-coaching-consultation?referral=service_list_widgetEmail: [email protected] your book HEREAbout Me: LEARN MORE HERE

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