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I believe that if we have an understanding of who God says we are and what He has called us to do, then we can look forward and pray proactively to preempt some things that would threaten our purpose, instead of looking back and repenting for stuff we let derail us. Today we’re talking through the six steps to start something new that I developed for my original 1:1 coaching program and used to launch my most recent venture, Rightly Instructed. While my coaching model is evolving (that’s another episode for another day!), these foundational principles can’t be missed when you’re on the brink of a new beginning. Scripture study notes:2 Chronicles 19:2 (God's response to Jehoshaphat helping Ahab)2 Chronicles 16:2-3, 7 (Jehoshaphat's father and grandfather's alliances with Syria)Hebrews 12:1 (the sin that so easily besets us)1 Corinthians 6:12 (not all things are expedient)Resources:Read this episode on the blogGrab your copy of Purposed to Impact: Discover and Activate Your Higher CallingLet's link!Meet KendallImpact Insight Co.Join the #DAY67 ChallengeThanks for tuning in! Already thinking ahead about how you can put these principles into practice? Sign up for my weekly Dovotional. It’s a devotional with Scripture-anchored action steps you actually do so you can get (and keep!) your purpose and impact momentum.Join in at impactinsight.co/dovotional