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Ep80: Stop Dimming Your Light: Embracing Who God Made You to Be ith Michelle Bacca Llamas
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- The Divine Worth Podcast
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- Mar 26, 2026
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Summary
Do you struggle with self-worth and confidence ? Have you ever been told you're "too much" — too loud, too passionate, too bright? In this beautiful and uplifting conversation, host Karen Papin sits down with marriage and relationship coach Michelle Bacca Llamas to talk about what it truly means to embrace your divine identity and let your light shine — even when others are uncomfortable with it. Michelle shares her deeply personal journey of rediscovering her self-worth and confidence after losing herself in her first marriage, and how surrendering her will to God has helped her step boldly into who He needs her to be. If you've ever dimmed your light to make others comfortable, this episode is for you. 5 Key Takeaways You are not "too much" — you are exactly who God needs you to be. When others are uncomfortable with your light, it's often a reflection of their own struggle with self-worth and confidence , not a flaw in you. Instead of dimming your light, use it to help others find theirs. His love has always been there. Even when we don't recognize it, God is consistently present in our lives — carrying us through the hard seasons. Building self-worth and confidence starts with trusting that you are never alone. Grace is a powerful tool. We are far too quick to shame ourselves when we make mistakes. Michelle reminds us that the Atonement is meant to be used — give yourself grace, take your mess to the Lord, and let Him unravel it. Stop dismissing your divine qualities. When someone gives you a compliment, resist the urge to deflect. Practice saying "thank you" and then learning to actually believe it. Your self-worth and confidence grow as you stop dismissing what Heavenly Father says about you. Be still with Him. One of the simplest an…