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Perfection isn’t what connects us—it’s imperfection. Embrace your humanity to connect with yourself, the humans around you, and the divine. Trust me, your experience in life will be so, so, so much easier when you can accept yourself as being human. — Rhonda Britten  Welcome back to Interviewing Jesus, the podcast where we explore faith, life, and the human experience through insightful conversations. Today, we have the absolute pleasure of hosting the incredible Rhonda Britten! A New York Times bestselling author, Emmy Award winner, and globally recognized life coach, Rhonda has dedicated her life to helping people break free from fear and live their most authentic and courageous lives. Get ready for a powerful and uplifting conversation as we delve into Rhonda's wisdom and discover how her insights resonate with timeless spiritual truths. When you live in the past, you can’t get to your future.” - Rhonda Britten  In this enlightening conversation, Rhonda Britten shares her transformative journey from a traumatic childhood experience to becoming a renowned life coach and author. She discusses the importance of love, spiritual clarity, and the journey of healing. Rhonda emphasizes the need to bridge human reality with spiritual truth and the significance of taking ownership of one's life. The conversation also explores the challenges of receiving love and guidance from God, and how moments of clarity can guide us towards our true purpose. Your true self would never accept your excuses.” - Rhonda Britten Interviewing Jesus Podcast family welcome: Rhonda Britten, a beacon of transformation. An Emmy Award-winner, a frequent guest on Oprah, and a Master Coach who's touched lives across more than 600 episodes of reality television. The author of four bestsellers, including her groundbreaking work "Fearless Living," which was translated into 16 languages. She's the heart and soul behind the Fearless Living Institute, where she spearheads the Fearless Living Life Coach Certification Program – often referred to as the Harvard of Life Coaching Training. She was the first-ever Life Coach on television, lighting up screens for three seasons as the head Life Coach on NBC's hit daytime show, "Starting Over." The New York Times branded her its "Most Valuable Player" and she's affectionately known across the nation as "America's Favorite Life Coach." Rhonda has a knack for turning the complex neuroscience of fear into practical, everyday language. Her mission? To guide you out of the "I'm not good enough" mindset with the help of her self-developed "Wheels" technology, the very tool that saved her own life. With a following that spans millions, Rhonda's words have been read, heard, and watched worldwide. She's coached a multitude of clients, trained hundreds of coaches, and now, she's eager to share her wealth of knowledge with you. So, are you ready for the journey? I am too, Rhonda I am honored to share this time with you Connect with Rhonda BrittenNo one can be FEARLESS alone.” - Rhonda Britten Find a tribe that supports and honors you. Find a tribe that helps you be the best version of yourself. Find a tribe that helps you live the life your soul intended. This is one of the many reasons I built Fearless Living and established the Fearless You network—so that you didn’t have to transform your life alone.The beautiful, compassionate, and committed community at Fearless You is only a click away. BINGE LISTEN
 Live Recording with Rhonda BrittenFrom LA Roots to a Calling: When the Universe Sends a Message Let's dive right in, shall we? And listeners, please know that I truly value your engagement. Feel free to send in your questions – ask them with an open mind, and I'll do my very best to tune in and hear them so we can have a truly lovely conversation together. Speaking of journeys, I was recently reminded of a pivotal moment in my life, one that still feels incredibly vivid. It was during a time when I was working at a PR agency, and the topic of life coaching came up. Little did I know, the universe was about to deliver a message in a way I could never have imagined. Suddenly, it felt as if the ceiling above me opened up. Clouds gently rolled out, and on one of them rested a book. This wasn't just any book; it seemed to burst open, its pages fanning out right before my eyes, as if revealing every answer I had ever sought. It was an undeniable moment. I knew, deep down, that something profound had shifted. I had received a call, a clear direction for my path. Interestingly, at that time, I was also deeply involved in a four-year spiritual practitioner program, on my way to becoming a spiritual counselor. The very next day, I found myself in a meeting with my minister, trying to articulate this surreal experience. "Okay," I began, "so the ceiling opened up, a cloud appeared, a book was on it... you know, the whole thing. The book shot open, then went back on the cloud and disappeared back into the ceiling. Hello?" What followed was a profound sense of knowing, a download of information that felt like the answer to every question I had ever held. And along with it came a clear instruction: this knowledge was meant to be shared. Now, as many of you know, being told to do something doesn't automatically equate to feeling ready or capable. Doubt crept in. I remembered leaving college with just three credits shy of graduating. How could I possibly step into a role where I would guide others? Surely, I needed to finish my bachelor's, pursue a master's and a PhD, perhaps even write a book. In my mind, I wouldn't be "ready" for at least another seven to ten years. I shared these reservations with my minister, but her response was unwavering: "You got the call. When you get the call, you're ready." I pushed back, my past experiences feeling like insurmountable obstacles. "No, you don't understand," I insisted. "Don't you remember? I was an alcoholic. I had DUIs, suicide attempts, all of that. I need to do so much more work on myself before I could ever even speak about these things." She continued to offer her affirmation, a gentle but persistent nudge. It took many months for me to truly surrender to that calling, to say yes. At that time, I was still heavily influenced by the belief that my past defined my future, that I couldn't transcend the difficult experiences I had navigated, often poorly. I didn't see myself as a role model. How could I possibly tell people about this profound download and then essentially say, "Listen to God through me, but maybe don't look too closely at my own life"? But eventually, I did surrender. It wasn't easy, but I finally took that leap of faith. And here I am today. It's a journey that continues, with gentle nudges from the universe along the way. And yes, you're right, the universe certainly has its own way of guiding us!
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I'm Kristen WambachI'm all grown up (I think?) Along my journey of searching for answers, I found them. I went from spiritual blindness to OMG! With a driving niche as an entrepreneur. I love hanging out with our four sons, riding with my husband on his Harley, and creating all things hospitality. My mission? To help others see "beyond" and own their awesomeness within!
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