Learning How to Apply The Labels of Purpose
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Today on the Savvy Speaks Empowerment Podcast, join my guest Jazzmine Jackson and me as she discusses the topic of "Learning How to Apply the Labels of Purpose." We're learning how to replace self-inflicted or societal negative labels with purpose-filled and empowering labels. Jazzmine continues to share, being a suicide survivor who learned about labels because she too wore labels. In 2012, Jazzmine suffered from severe depression. She felt worthless without value and all because she lived a life of perfection. Jazzmine knows how to walk in purpose. She is an overcomer. She NOW wears God ordained labels such as joy, fearfully made, victorious, and so much more. Let's talk about it family. Join the conversation now.
Learn more about Jazzmine here: Jazzmine Jackson
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