At A Crossroads with The Naked Podcaster

“At A Crossroads with The Naked Podcaster - Baring it all Emotionally and Spiritually” is for Christians who want to develop more self-confidence, courage, and self-esteem. It's unconventional, gritty, explicit, raw, edgy, vulnerable, and is a representation of baring it all emotionally and spiritually. It’s important to be raw and vulnerable through storytelling and embrace the freedom that’s gained through sharing ourselves with the goal that our journey will help others. It is time for YOU to break the chains of the lies we tell ourselves and the negative self-talk that has been holding us back. NOW is the time to start exploring the hidden potential of your confidence and beauty both inside and out! I’m Jenn Taylor the host of At A Crossroads. I’m Mom Of 18 (yes, 18 kids!), a Transformational Coach for Christian Women. I am licensed as a Transformational Coach and NLP Practitioner. I've also had targeted training on topics such as crisis intervention, drug & alcohol addiction, surviving trauma, and suicide prevention, which has equipped me with a solid understanding of many of the issues that plague our society. It’s been my mission for over 4 years of podcasting, to be raw, genuine, and vulnerable so that your journey can be faster, easier, and more supported - and that’s what I ask of my guests as well. If you’re struggling - I UNDERSTAND… I’ve been there before. I have always considered myself a Christian, however, I have struggled with my faith lining up with my decisions. ** I’ve been divorced more than once and I struggled with the desire to stay through thick and thin, following scripture references, and my heart telling me to leave and how that related to the baggage I carried with me from childhood. ** I left a church after 17-years and that battle was emotionally draining and heart-wrenching. As a result, I lost all the support that I had and was left feeling lost and alone and also tremendously relieved. ** In my divorce(s), I struggled with figuring out who the real me was, reclaiming my