106: Are You Ashamed of Your Past? It's Time To Shared It!
I used to wonder if my story really mattered. Maybe you’ve felt that too — like your experiences were too messy, too personal, or not “far enough along” to share. But here’s what I’ve learned: Your story is your superpower.
It’s not just what you’ve been through — it’s how you got through it. And when you know how to tell that story with purpose, you don’t just inspire — you connect, you serve, and you start making the impact you were born to make.
That’s why I created Becoming a Storyteller & Creating Impact — a self-paced course to help you craft your story, speak with confidence, and start using your voice to truly make a difference. Whether you're a new coach, a speaker, or someone who just knows they’re meant for more — this is your starting point.
It’s just $49 — and it’s going to change how you see yourself and your story.
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What if the version of you that’s been working so hard to hold it all together… was never the real you to begin with? In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, Carrie Myers returns to dive even deeper into the journey of personal healing and transformation.
If you haven’t yet listened to Part 1, I encourage you to pause here and go back—because the foundation of Carrie’s story is essential to what unfolds next. This episode is all about dismantling the unspoken rules—the beliefs that tell us we have to be perfect to be loved, or stay quiet to keep the peace.
Carrie shares what it looks like to truly break free from self-doubt and perfectionism, and how embracing your story, scars and all, is actually the key to living fully and authentically. We talk about what holds so many women back from healing: the fear of what happens if they stop performing, stop pleasing, and start asking hard questions.
Carrie walks us through the process of building self-worth from a place of grace and truth—where healing isn’t about fixing yourself, but about remembering who you were before the world told you who to be. We also explore the importance of community and faith in recovery, and how to start building a support system even when you feel alone.
Carrie’s insight is honest, practical, and deeply encouraging. This episode will stir something in you. It will challenge you to examine the beliefs you’ve carried, the identity you’ve worn, and the freedom that’s waiting on the other side of surrender.
