Moving Beyond Brokenness to Build a Strong & Beautiful Life with Anh Lin
Can I Laugh On Your Shoulder?
English - November 08, 2023 10:00 - 50 minutes - 45.9 MB - ★★★★★ - 143 ratingsEntrepreneurship Business Religion & Spirituality Christianity business businesstips businesswithpurpose christian ecofriendly entrepreneur ethical fairtrade fashion marketing Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Today’s guest, Anh Lin, is a celebrated interior stylist known for her captivating designs and thought-provoking writing, including The Abundant Life Devotional Journal. Anh is also the creator of the popular faith and lifestyle blog, Girl And The Word, which has since expanded its influence through YouTube, Instagram, Tik Tok, and her online shop, The Hooga Shop.
In this episode, we dive deep into Anh’s powerful story and how these experiences have shaped her unique perspective on design and life. We also discuss her new book, Forever Home: Moving Beyond Brokenness to Build a Strong and Beautiful Life.
Listen in as we talk about moving beyond brokenness, embracing a fulfilling and meaningful life, and so much more. This conversation with Anh was such a delight. I just know you’re going to love it!
3:35 – Anh 101
Born in Vietnam Moving to Pasadena, California Losing her father to cancer Finding Jesus in the darkest times
19:14 – Resilience Through Faith
Jesus has overcome the world Suffering is a universal experience God can empathize
24:48 – New Beginnings
A newfound appreciation for life Seeking therapy Healing + a deeper connection with God
34:07 – The Journey To Interior Design + Writing
An unexpected path to interior design Gaining a social media following Moving beyond brokenness and restoring a sense of peace
FEATURED QUOTES
“I think that's exactly what a life with Jesus gives you. He allows you to live beyond the physical and beyond the cultural demands and seek to purpose.”
“My ultimate hope is that Forever Home can be a guidebook to helping you restore the sense of peace that has been hijacked by trauma.”
“You can start small instead of feeling overwhelmed by tackling entire rooms at a time. It all begins with a deconstruction process. And at first, being in this demolition phase might feel like a tear down. But it's only when you demolish this old life, can you actually rebuild something new and better for yourself.”
Learn more about Anh:
https://www.girlandtheword.com/
https://www.instagram.com/girlandtheword/?hl=en