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Summary

In this Room to Bloom podcast episode, Pastor and Christian coach Mark Collins discusses living God's design for your life and overcoming childhood trauma's default settings. He emphasizes the importance of understanding one's identity and God-given life purpose, and how trauma can often cause individuals to veer off course. Collins shares his Life Mastery course and book, which provide tools for personal transformation and living a life by design. He highlights the significance of mastering thoughts, words, and actions, and encourages listeners to bet on themselves and trust that God's plan for their lives is good.

Takeaways

• Understanding one's identity and purpose is crucial for living a life by design.
• Trauma can cause individuals to veer off course from God's design for their lives.
• Mastering thoughts, words, and actions is key to personal transformation.
• Bet on yourself and trust in God's plan for your life.
• Recognize and release ownership of past hurts and false meanings attached to them.
• Celebrate and value yourself as a creation of God.
• Renew your mind and align your thoughts with God's truth.
• Seek transformation and healing to live out your true identity and purpose.

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