272. The Power of a Strong Sense of Self with Tanya Hale
Release Date: 03/10/2026
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Latter-day Life Coaches
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276. Finding Peace, Connection, and Christ in a Busy World with Jackie Swainson
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273. How to Calm Your Nervous System By Being Intentional With Michele Reyes
Latter-day Life Coaches
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272. The Power of a Strong Sense of Self with Tanya Hale
Latter-day Life Coaches
What does it really mean to have a strong sense of self—and why does it matter so much in our relationships, faith, and personal growth? Today, Heather sits down with coach Tanya Hale to explore how developing a healthy sense of self transforms the way we experience life. Tanya shares how self-acceptance, compassion, and personal responsibility create emotional stability and strengthen our relationships with others and with God. They discuss the difference between confidence and comparison, why relying on others for validation leads to frustration, and how learning to extend grace to...
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info_outlineWhat does it really mean to have a strong sense of self—and why does it matter so much in our relationships, faith, and personal growth?
Today, Heather sits down with coach Tanya Hale to explore how developing a healthy sense of self transforms the way we experience life. Tanya shares how self-acceptance, compassion, and personal responsibility create emotional stability and strengthen our relationships with others and with God.
They discuss the difference between confidence and comparison, why relying on others for validation leads to frustration, and how learning to extend grace to ourselves is a foundational step in emotional maturity.
If you've ever struggled with people-pleasing, perfectionism, or seeking validation from others, this conversation will help you understand how to rebuild your sense of self—one small step at a time.
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