"You are never going to feel ready in the flesh. Never. There will always be one more class, one more video, one more training, one more certification. Just one more thing you think you may need. That's not wisdom, that's fear dressed up as responsibility. God confirms before you feel ready." —Kishea Boyd

Growth rarely feels clean when purpose starts knocking. Staying in the same place can feel safer than moving forward, even when peace has already left the room. That tension is not failure. It is a signal.

Keisha shares personal stories from life transitions, including retirement and identity shifts, revealing how fear shows up when destiny becomes real and how delay stretches the journey without canceling the call.

Press play for a steady, faith-rooted conversation that names what fear hides and clarifies what alignment actually requires.

• Why resistance to change is not a lack of faith

• How limiting beliefs form from past hesitation and failure

• The difference between physical readiness and spiritual obedience

• What fear signals when purpose is getting close

• Finding peace through alignment instead of comfort

• The Crystal and Joy archetypes and what season they reveal

• Recognizing divine invitations through stillness and 2–3 AM wake-ups

• Asking heaven how identity is seen and named

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Episode Highlights:

02:37 Understanding the Calling and Mindset
05:47 Personal Stories and Encouragement
09:39 The Role of Fear and Seeking Clarity
11:17 There is No Pressure, Only Alignment

Resources:

• Coaching Service: https://www.shapedonpurpose.com/services

Meet Your Host:

Kishea Boyd is a woman whose journey began not with triumph but with a search for identity, purpose, and the heart of God in every season. After serving over 20 years in the U.S. Coast Guard, where she honed resilience and leadership, she found her true strength not in uniform, but in faith. Rededicating her life to Christ in 1999 marked a turning point, leading her into ministry, mentorship, and a deeper understanding of who she was called to be. Through the joys of family life with her husband, Quinton, and their son, Kameron, and through the challenges that shaped her, Kishea has learned that God's love never lets go. Today, she lives to help others rediscover identity, healing, and purpose through Him.