Gina DeVee Blog

We are all given this opportunity to take the leap of faith into the next level. I know this because we are all here and we are all committed to growth. We all know there is something BIGGER for us out there. But, to get there, we must up-level. We must experience the end of the season and face the unknown. To do that, we are called to take a leap of faith… In this episode, I want to encourage you and guide you through that next big step!

How to establish healthy boundaries and stop the cycle of people-pleasing? Queen, today is the day you find out! My guest is the incredible Terri Cole, a licensed psychotherapist and a global relationship and empowerment expert. Terri got her Ph.D. in fear (you’ll hear all about her inspiring life story) and she went on to share her wisdom with thousands of women just like you. She’s coming out with a brand new book and today she shares her best tips to become a boundary boss in every area of your life!

Your next-level success is already within you. Take this as fact: your big breakthrough, your calling, your next level, it’s meant to be experienced at the highest level. That includes money issues, visibility issues, your level of impact, and your level of joy and creativity. For all that to line up, you don’t need to work harder – you need to work smarter. You need to get out of your way and get divine guidance. The best way I know how to do that is to focus on your daily divine assignment!

God has your back. He has a plan for you. It doesn’t matter how much you might be struggling right now. God is always there and always pushing us forward towards our destiny. The way to navigate the amazingness that God has in store for you is through both mindset and spiritual practices, and I’m delighted to delve into these topics today. We’re going to talk about the foundation of spiritual connection for feminine women entrepreneurs and we’re also going to see that surrender is an active spiritual practice that benefits us so, so much.

There’s not a woman in the world, including myself, who sometimes doesn’t feel less-than-great. If I’m not staying in faith and working on my connection with God every day, I definitely feel a temptation to be anxious, to doubt myself, to become snappy. And on the entrepreneurial roller coaster, all these feelings, good and bad, they get amplified. As I