Hosted by Kelsey Guerrero · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 47 episodes
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Life is full of twists and turns, but it’s how we navigate them that truly shapes who we become. Who Would’ve Thought is a podcast that explores the challenges, setbacks, and unexpected moments that come our way—and how we can learn to rise from them stronger, wiser, and more resilient than we ever imagined.
Kelsey Guerrero hosts Who Wouldve Thought, a society show with 47 episodes published.
Have your insecurities, doubts, fears, and self-imposed limitations ever felt greater than the plan God has for you? Mine have. For the past couple of months, insecurities and fear have felt so loud that they almost drow
If you’re not spiritually led, you’re probably being emotionally led. So what’s been leading you lately? In today’s episode, I dive into how letting emotions take the lead can shape our decisions in ways we don’t always
as humans we tend to need and want reassurance from time to time , whether that's from friends, relationships, ourselves. Although this encouragement from others is helpful it isn't always long lasting. In todays episode
In today’s episode, I share what God has been speaking to my heart about the importance of unity. I talk about choosing understanding and humility over the need to be right. It’s so easy to point fingers or defend our po
Are you letting God be God? The safest place to be is in the hands of a sovereign God. He has control over all things. As we step into this new year, navigating change and new beginnings can feel overwhelming. We often f
This year has showed me how much God can do through a willing heart --- you don’t have to have it all together for God to use you. I have seen God work in my life in unimaginable ways and all I had to do was be willing t
In this episode, we explore the truth that real growth often requires pruning. If you’re questioning whether this season is meant for you, know this: God prunes us to prepare us. It may feel painful or messy, but it’s a
we know how the past can begin to make us feel stuck but in todays episode we are here to talk about how the past can serve as a record of Gods faithfulness and fuel us forward. Your past isn’t a prison—it’s a testimony.
is your past keeping you stuck or are you allowing it to fuel you forward? In this episode, we dive deep into how our experiences, mistakes, and memories can either hold us back or propel us forward. You’ll learn how to
If you’ve been feeling discouraged or unmotivated lately, this episode is for you. In life, we all go through seasons where we feel distracted, doubtful, or disheartened. It’s part of being human. But in those moments, i
If life has been hard lately, this episode is a reminder: don’t lose hope. In the middle of pain, confusion, or uncertainty, prayer is our most powerful response. Today, we’re talking about giving thanks for what we have
September is suicide awareness month and this episode is a reminder that you are not alone , your life matters, and there is always hope. Speaking with a mental health professional can make a difference. No matter how da
As the seasons shift in the natural world—moving from summer to fall, winter to spring—so too do the seasons of our lives change. And with each transition comes new challenges, new growth, and new opportunities. In today
Breakups hurt — there’s no easy way around it. Whether it was mutual, messy, or sudden, the end of a relationship can leave you feeling lost, broken, and questioning your worth. In this episode of Taken to Single, we div
Today’s topic may feel heavy, but it’s one that deserves to be spoken about with an open heart and an open mind. If you’ve ever felt trapped in the grip of addiction—stuck, dependent, and ashamed—this episode is here to
In today’s episode, I reflect on the thought of constant learning and unlearning that life demands from us. I’m sharing a few key lessons that have stood out to me so far this year—moments that challenged me, changed me,
Have you ever thought, "I don't need anyone—I can do this all on my own"? Me too. And while it's true that we can do a lot on our own, we weren’t meant to go through life in isolation. In today’s episode, I open up about
take the time this week to enjoy your small wins, the mundane things in life that we often overlook because its not a new car , a new promotion or a grand achievement. The little things matter more than we think, it is w
Ever have one of those moments where something just sets you off, and you're left wondering, "Why can’t I shake this feeling?" In today’s episode, I will be talking all about triggers—those emotional reactions that pop u
trailblazer" In a world that often rewards silence and conformity, being the one who speaks up can feel risky — even lonely. But history shows us that change never comes from the sidelines. It comes from those who are wi
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Who Wouldve Thought is hosted by Kelsey Guerrero. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 47 episodes.
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