Go In Courage
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“You’ve created something really meaningful here…” -
Hearing that… from someone who understands people at a deep psychological level… lands differently.
Because this isn’t about content.
It’s not about clips, views, or algorithms.
It’s about creating a space where people feel safe enough to be honest.
To reflect.
To grow.
Dr Katie speaks about courage not as a concept… but as something lived.
Following your heart.
Doing the inner work.
Sitting with the uncomfortable truths about your life… and choosing growth anyway.
That’s not easy.
That’s not surface-level.
That’s real courage.
And maybe that’s what this is all about…
Not just talking about courage.
But creating conversations that actually help people step into it.
So let me ask you:
When was the last time you chose growth… even when it felt uncomfortable?
👇 Full conversation available now.
10/08/2025
This week on the podcast, Gabe Cohen shared his journey from homelessness and incarceration to becoming a peer recovery advocate - a story of resilience, hope, and the courage to begin again.
Listening to Gabe talk about sanctuary, made me pause and ask myself:
💭 What does sanctuary look like for me and am I brave enough to step into it?
Sanctuary isn’t just a safe place.
It’s a space where your heart can breathe.
Where your story is met with open hands instead of closed judgment.
Where you are not just safe - you are seen.
But here’s the thing…
Sanctuary often asks us to risk vulnerability.
To choose connection over isolation.
To trust the arms that reach out, even when fear tells us to pull away.
✨ Courageous reflection prompts:
1. Where do you feel most held—not just safe, but truly known?
2. What small step could you take today to move toward that place of belonging?
3. Before you scroll on, take a moment to ask yourself:
4. Am I willing to let myself be held here? Now? By the people who want to see me whole?
Episode 36: From Drugs, Gangs and Prison to Recovery & Helping Others with Gabe Cohen - https://youtu.be/N_H36BTVIaQ
Peter & Judas: Same failure, different response.
In this clip, Rix reflects on how both men betrayed Jesus - but handled guilt and shame in very different ways. Judas isolated and spiralled into despair. Peter turned toward his community, received grace, and stepped back into his calling. Sometimes redemption begins with who you reach out to.
Watch the full video on YouTube, Apple & Spotify (links in bio or at www.goincourage.com) .
Takeaways:
• Shame isolates; community heals.
• Confession opens doors to restoration.
• Failure isn’t final - your response is.
Question for you:
When shame hits, who do you turn to - and what’s one step toward connection you can take today?
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