Unplugging: From Distraction to Presence
Wonder if unplugging might be fore you? This episode may be the tiny fork in the road that changes your soul from hurry and distraction to peace and presence in 2025. Hannah Brencher, a TED Talk speaker and New York Times Bestselling author, is here today to discuss finding pockets of presence by unplugging from your screen.
Hannah is passionate about helping you create life-giving rhythms that can start small but make real change. You’ll hear how an invitation from the Lord on her birthday started a 1,000-hour journey to deeper peace and intimacy with Him.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
How the abundant life is about the present
Why being present with each other is one of the most powerful gifts we can give each other
Why we’re not experiencing real connection
How transformation happens in the small choices
Hannah’s one you want to follow! So connect with her at hannahbrencer.com and grab her book, The Unplugged Hours, to start 2025 at the pace of peace.
While we’re on Christmas break next week, listen to Hannah’s first episode on the podcast here: #538
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