In this episode, Hannah and Miranda explore the concept of 'The Descent,' a gradual spiritual decline that can lead to feelings of being lost or abandoned. They discuss the importance of recognizing spiritual blindness, the need for revelation and repentance, and how darkness can affect both personal and professional lives. The conversation emphasizes the significance of identity in Christ, the impact of emotional intelligence, and the necessity of prayer in overcoming challenges. Ultimately, they encourage listeners to embrace restoration and move towards the light.

Takeaways

The descent into darkness is often gradual and unnoticed.

Spiritual blindness can occur when we neglect our faith.

Revelation and repentance are crucial for healing.

Darkness can impact both personal and professional life.

Our identity in Christ is foundational to our well-being.

Emotional intelligence helps us navigate our feelings and reactions.

Prayer is essential for realigning our focus and identity.

Shame can prevent us from finding solutions to our struggles.

Restoration is possible and often waiting for us to embrace it.

Surrounding ourselves with the right people is vital for growth.

Titles

Navigating the Descent: A Journey of Spiritual Growth

From Darkness to Light: The Path of Restoration

Sound bites

"Revelation hurts before it heals."

"Shame shields solutions."

"Prayer bridges the gap."

Chapters

00:00 The Descent: Understanding Spiritual Blindness

12:03 Revelation and Repentance: The Path to Healing

23:49 The Impact of Darkness on Personal and Professional Life

36:06 Identity and Spiritual Warfare: Recognizing the Lies

48:08 Restoration and Moving Forward: Embracing the Light

Join Hannah and Miranda as they talk about persevering when God’s answer looks different than we imagined. Discover how patience, obedience, and the truth of Scripture help us pivot with grace and continue moving forward in faith.

Hannah and Miranda explore how life’s challenges can harden our hearts and lead us into darkness, while sharing how to let God’s light back in, press through the storm, reclaim your identity, and walk boldly in His calling for your life.

In this episode, Hannah Boyd, Founder & CEO of Collective Revenue, shares the powerful and deeply personal story behind building one of the most trusted billing and revenue-cycle companies in the optometry industry.

From being laid off during COVID, to juggling motherhood while her husband was still in optometry school, to hearing God’s clear direction to start her own business — Hannah opens up about the moments of fear, obedience, and faith that shaped Collective Revenue into what it is today.

She discusses:

• The vision behind Collective Revenue and why clarity, stability, and integrity matter

• The meaning behind the compass logo and how it reflects her calling

• The turning point where she finally stepped into full obedience and launched her company

• What she hopes Collective Revenue will be for every optometry practice they serve

This episode is for anyone navigating transition, stepping into a calling, or wrestling with fear while trying to follow God’s direction. Hannah’s story is a reminder that purpose often rises from discomfort… and that sometimes God builds your next season in the middle of what feels like loss.

If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to trust God with your career, your finances, your family, and your future — this conversation will speak right to you.

In this episode, Hannah and Miranda discuss the concept of pivoting, emphasizing its importance in both personal and professional contexts. They explore how emotional intelligence plays a crucial role in effective leadership, particularly during challenging times. The conversation delves into self-awareness, self-regulation, and social awareness as key components of emotional intelligence, providing insights on how to navigate change and manage emotions effectively. The episode concludes with a reminder that growth often comes through pressure and that the way we handle pivots can significantly impact those around us.

Takeaways

Success in life isn't about avoiding pivots; it's about how you handle them.

Rejection can often be seen as God's redirection.

Emotional intelligence is crucial for effective leadership.

Trusting God's guidance helps in navigating change.

Self-awareness is key to personal growth and leadership.

Reading the emotional cues of others enhances social awareness.

Letting go of control allows for better outcomes.

Pressure can mature us and lead to growth.

The way we pivot shapes not just outcomes but also people.

Emotional intelligence helps in managing stress and building relationships.

Titles

Navigating Life's Pivots: The Power of Emotional Intelligence

Pivoting Well: A Guide for Leaders and Entrepreneurs

Sound bites

"Rejection is God's redirection."

"Fear destroys trust."

"Reading people is a learned art."

Chapters

00:00 The Importance of Pivoting

05:20 Emotional Intelligence in Leadership

17:26 Self-Awareness and Self-Regulation

30:02 Social Awareness and Reading the Room

46:12 Conclusion: Growth Through Pressure