How and Who Are You Becoming?

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Wanting to become, and sustain, your best? These simple, research-based questions invite you to explore not just how you're doing, but who you're becoming for life, leadership, and your legacy.

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We Are Becoming helps people and organizations dream, innovate and grow. Via cohorts, coaching and content you'll engage proven practices to flourish.

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About Naomi Cramer Overton

Naomi helps organizations and people dream, innovate, and grow. As a three-time CEO of The MomCo by MOPS, Stonecroft Ministries, and now We Are Becoming ("Becoming"), she's seen that passion bear fruit in revenue growth and innovation.

We Are Becoming loves collaborating with Mission: Leadership connecting great Christian leaders with faith-based organizations.

Naomi's fascination with how people become "multipliers" drove her doctoral study, which won Fuller Theological Seminary School of Intercultural Studies' Leadership Award. She focused her UCLA MBA on Intrapreneurship and her Stanford University bachelor's on how leaders and causes advance through media. Through We Are Becoming's work with Mission: Leadership, Naomi's team connects faith-based nonprofits with next season next-level executives.

What Is My Purpose?

Each individual has a unique purpose that is interwoven with God's larger story of redemption and restoration. Discovering this purpose isn't about inventing something new but rather understanding one's role within this grand narrative. Having a clear sense of purpose provides meaning, direction, comfort in suffering, and motivation to live in alignment with God's values. The answers to questions about purpose are found within the biblical story itself.

Our cohorts, coaching and content walk with you in three proven practices to find your purpose, love your people, and live your passion.

Believe: This foundational practice emphasizes believing that God has a good purpose for each individual. This belief fuels hope and inspires meaningful action. The story of Hosea and Gomer illustrates God's persistent love and purpose even in brokenness.

Belong: This practice highlights the importance of community in discovering and living out purpose. It involves connecting with others, serving their needs (spiritual and practical), and recognizing that as God's image-bearers, we are created for relationship. Four key ways to cultivate belonging and serve are defined: identifying needs, understanding others' stories, meeting practical needs, and fostering spiritual growth.

Become: This practice focuses on the active and ongoing process of growing into one's purpose and becoming more like Christ. It involves not only doing good but also multiplying that good by helping others believe, belong, and become. The story of Esther illustrates this progression, moving from belief to belonging to courageous action.

NLT Every Woman’s Bible

The Every Woman’s Bible is a study Bible for the heart and mind.

General Editor of "Every Women's Bible", Naomi Cramer Overton, incorporates experiential exercises to encourage personal reflection and application. Topics include:

• Gaining Strength and Learning from Others' Stories

• What Do You Long to Be Known For?

• Focus Our Purpose by Picturing Our Relationships

• Surface Your "Yes, But..." Hesitation Story

• How Do You Find Courage to Become?

• Bring Your Feelings to God and Become

• Reframing Negative Thoughts with God's Word

• Identify Your Next Step

• Bring to Life Your Story's Cover

Discover your story in God’s story and find a life of extraordinary purpose.

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