Name: For the Burnt Out and Bitter
Uploaded: 2023-10-27T18:24:18.000Z
Description: Are the pressures and expectations that you are facing leaving you exhausted and crippled? Has it led to bitterness and burnout? Kirsten has a special message for anyone who is feeling this way.

Kirsten&#39;s journey from body image struggles to divine intervention, facing pressure and burnout, understanding God&#39;s will, and finding the true meaning of &quot;your body is a temple.&quot;

Kirsten Haglund

Communications Consultant | Digital Media Strategist

Transforming Self-Hatred: A Journey to Self-Acceptance

Are the pressures and expectations that you are facing leaving you exhausted and crippled? Has it led to bitterness and burnout? Kirsten has a special message for anyone who is feeling this way.

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For the Burnt Out and Bitter

This is the B-Side of culture, conversation, & chaos.

&quot;We spend so much time trying to figure out God’s will for our lives. But what if He’s already told us? And what if it’s not as complicated as we make it? Kirsten explains the scripture that makes it all clear.&quot;

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Figuring Out God's Will

Kirsten&#39;s journey is marked by a lifelong struggle with body image, an unexpected revelation leading to a spiritual awakening, embarrassing moments on live TV, a message of hope for those facing pressure and burnout, the simplicity of discerning God&#39;s will, the profound meaning of &quot;your body is a temple,&quot; unexpected struggles even after being crowned Miss America, coping with unexplainable loss, and finding rest amidst a demanding career.

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When You’re at War With Yourself

At the height of her career, Kirstin found herself quickly burning out due to the demands and pace of her work. She explains how she learned to rest and how it&#39;s possible to find meaningful work without burning yourself out.

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Why It’s Time to Quit

Consumed by anxious thoughts about what she would encounter on a missions trip, Kirsten found that her perspectivechanged the moment she shifted her focus to others in need. She details her experience and what she learned.