God-Sized Dreams | Mental Health, Mindset, Procrastination, Insecurities, Fear, Purpose
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Feeling stuck, stressed, or silenced? The God-Sized Dreams Podcast is your place for faith-filled encouragement and practical baby steps to finally walk in your calling with confidence. Hosted by Christian Life Coach and faith mentor Melissa Batt, this show equips you to break free, find clarity, and walk boldly in your God-given purpose—one step at a time. Inside, you’ll discover practical coaching strategies, biblical truth, and honest conversations about mental health, with a dose of discipleship and accountability. If you’re ready to stop going through the motions and start living with peace, confidence, and purpose, your God-sized dream starts here. Let’s go from surviving to thriving.
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Melissa Batt | Life Coach | Accountability, Mental Health, ADHD, Procrastination, Depression, Anxiety
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Mental Health & ADHD: A New Year Pep Talk for Getting Back Into Your Routine
If the new year has arrived and you already feel scattered, off-rhythm, or unsure how to get back into your routine, this episode is for you. In this honest, gentle pep talk, Melissa shares openly about the struggle of getting back into healthy rhythms, especially for those with ADHD. This isn’t abo
The Mistake You’re Making with Healthy Habits: Why You’re Exhausted and Feel Like You’re Failing
In this episode of God-Sized Dreams, we’re talking honestly about why healthy habits keep feeling hard — and why so many women walk into a new year already feeling behind, exhausted, and like they’re failing before they even start. If you’ve ever told yourself, “This is the year I’m finally going to
Why New Year’s Resolutions Don’t Work (And the Goal-Setting Approach That Actually Works)
New Year’s resolutions sound good… until real life hits. If you’ve ever started the year feeling motivated, only to feel discouraged, behind, or like you’re failing a few weeks later, this episode is for you. In this conversation, Melissa breaks down why traditional New Year’s resolutions so often f