Today’s episode is a little different, because today I’m getting vulnerable and giving you an update on where I’m at in life and business and what my current season of waiting and transition looks like. Sometimes, waiting can seem like a bad thing, and it’s hard to figure out what to do during those seasons, but a season of waiting can be so fruitful when you learn to wait and transition well. In today’s episode, I’m updating you all on what my current season of life looks like. I’ll be filling you in on the possibilities of where I could be going, where I want to go, and navigating the discomfort of the unknown. I’m also going to share some helpful tips on waiting for and transitioning into the unknown of what’s next, Topics discussed in this episode include:  🔢  What to do when you don’t know where you’re going next and a key framework for waiting 😊 What I’ve been doing and what shifts in my career and life have looked like lately ⏰ The key of being available, regardless of whether or not you feel equipped 💪 The strength found in asking for help ​​🥳 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!!! Become a VIP Podcast Insider HERE to access BONUS resources only available to our VIP list. Work with me through The Joy-Filled Eater course! Got a burning question about food freedom, body image, faith, or nutrition? Leave me a SpeakPipe voice note here for a chance to have your question answered on an episode of The Joy-Filled Eater Podcast! Join our community in the Food Freedom & Body Image Support for Christian Women Facebook group to ask your questions about cultivating a joy-filled relationship with food, your body, & Jesus. If you love the show and are finding it valuable, be sure to leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Listen to your podcasts somewhere else? No worries!  You can leave your podcast review here instead 😉. Connect with Brittany: Instagram Facebook *Reminder - Podcast content is not meant to be taken as professional nutrition or medical advice or to replace counseling with a licensed therapist. Please consult with your own treatment team.