In this episode, Brooke Thomas delves into the often-overlooked challenge of protecting the vision that God has entrusted to us, especially as women leaders and entrepreneurs. She unpacks how vision doesn’t typically disappear in loud, dramatic moments, but quietly gets lost through discouragement, distraction, delay, and isolation. Brooke shares her personal insights, biblical encouragement, and practical strategies for guarding your vision, staying anchored in faith, and resisting the temptation to give up during slow or unseen seasons. With a focus on community, active trust, and devoted prayer, Brooke equips listeners to stay awake to their calling and trust that God is not done until it’s good. This episode will inspire you to reclaim clarity, nurture your momentum, and pursue your divine purpose with confidence and hope.
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💕 00:56 – Not Lack of Vision: Brooke Thomas explains that today’s challenge for women leaders isn’t lack of vision—it’s losing vision quietly when it’s not protected.
💕 02:16 – Resistance in Leadership: Exploring why anything that builds lasting impact faces resistance, and sharing real stories of attacks at the highest calling.
💕 03:54 – Quiet Vision Loss: Sharing how vision isn’t lost in chaos but eroded through discouragement, distraction, delay, and isolation.
💕 06:06 – Everyday Discouragement: Recognizing discouragement and distraction as subtle challenges—like full calendars with misaligned priorities or feeling like God-given ideas are “on the shelf.”
💕 09:17 – Dangers of Isolation: Brooke Thomas explains how isolation convinces women they must lead alone, highlighting the strength of vulnerability and community.
💕 13:31 – Fruitfulness in Slow Seasons: Reminding listeners that faithfulness often means actively trusting God in quiet, slow, or unseen seasons, even when results aren’t there yet.
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