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The Resurrection Room is a sacred space for the version of you that’s ready to rise. This podcast is for the person who’s tired of repeating patterns they don’t even like… but doesn’t know how to become someone different without pretending, performing, or burning out. I’m Kelli Shaw, a certified integrative health coach and a neuroscience researcher, and each episode blends brain science, nervous system wisdom, and spiritual truth to help you actually change—starting at the root. Because we work from the top down: Identity is always first. Then perception. Your perception creates your behavior. Your behavior dictates your actions and your actions produce your results. Your results won’t change consistently until your identity does. Inside The Resurrection Room, you’ll get: Cinematic, story-driven teaching that hits your real life Simple frameworks you can repeat when your emotions get loud Identity tools for rebuilding your self-concept (without shame) Nervous system resets when you’re stuck in survival mode Practical exercises so you don’t just feel inspired—you move If you’ve been surviving on autopilot, shrinking to stay safe, or praying for change while staying the same… come sit with me. New episodes help you release who you used to be—and resurrect who you’re meant to be.
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- 1 weeks ago19 min
The 4 Things You Need to Create an Updated Identity
You can know what you want your life to look like and still feel unsure how to begin. In this episode, Kelli explores four things that can support you as you practice an updated identity: a clear vision, a sense of safety, repetition, and evidence. Drawing on Habakkuk 2:2, Kelli shares how to make your vision plain even when you do not know every step ahead. She also explains what it can mean for your body to feel safe while you try something new, and offers practical ways to meet uncertainty with steadiness and support. Then, learn how to choose a small daily habit that expresses the identity you are practicing, connect it to a time and cue, and reframe the moment when you do not feel like beginning. Each action gives you experience to learn from and evidence you can recognize. In this episode, you’ll learn: How to clarify your vision without having the entire path mapped out What a sense of safety can feel like in the body Ways to prepare for a new or uncomfortable action How to choose a daily habit, set a time, and plan for resistance How repeated actions create evidence for an updated identity How identity shapes perception, perception dictates behavior, behavior drives actions, and actions produce outcomes Try the listener exercise: Write the vision you are moving toward, name the identity you are practicing, choose one small action, set a time and cue, and record what you did as evidence. If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who may need it, and please leave a rating and a written review. Stay connected with The Resurrection Room Join the email list Join the Facebook group SHIFT AI If you’re carrying a message, business, or ministry you’re ready to share, explore SHIFT AI through Kelli’s link.
- 2 weeks ago20 min
Be. Do. Have. Are You Wanting It or Are You Becoming It?
Be, Do, Have: Are You Wanting It, or Are You Becoming Her? "I want to own my own business" and "I am an entrepreneur" describe the same dream, but they feel completely different in your body, and your brain treats them differently too. In this episode of The Resurrection Room, Kelli Shaw breaks down the Be, Do, Have principle and shows why so many accomplished women have been building their lives in the reverse order, waiting to have the money, the time, or the clients before they give themselves permission to become the woman who has them. Kelli walks through what your brain does every time you say "I want," why your self-concept works as a prediction your behavior follows, and what research on identity-based motivation reveals about why some women keep going after a rejection while others decide the dream was never for them. Then she takes you into Judges 6, where God calls Gideon a mighty warrior while he is hiding in a winepress, and shows how God has always spoken identity first. In this episode: Why Have, Do, Be keeps the life you want permanently out in front of you The difference you can feel in your body between "I want" and "I am" How your brain's prediction engine and reticular activating system respond to identity statements Christopher Bryan's research on "voting" versus "being a voter," and Daphna Oyserman's work on identity-based motivation The porch and the house: the difference between wanting a life and living inside it The new nurse analogy, and why the identity comes before the evidence Two women, one Saturday morning, and how identity shapes what we do with the same two hours Gideon, called a mighty warrior while he was hiding, and the God who calls into being things that were not Four mistakes that keep women stuck in wanting, including how to use a bridge statement when "I am" feels too far away The Seven-Day Be, Do, Have Practice Mentioned in this episode: Lisa Feldman Barrett, research on the predictive brain Christopher Bryan and colleagues, Stanford research on noun-based identity wording and voter turnout Daphna Oyserman, identity-based motivation Judges 6:12 (NIV): "When the angel of the Lord appeared to Gideon, he said, 'The Lord is with you, mighty warrior.'" Romans 4:17 (NIV): "the God who gives life to the dead and calls into being things that were not." This week's practice: The Seven-Day Be, Do, Have Practice Day 1: Write one thing you have been wanting as an "I want" statement, then rewrite it as an "I am" statement. If it feels too far away, use a bridge statement that begins "I am a woman who..." Day 2: List five small, specific things the woman in your "I am" statement does regularly. Days 3 to 7: Speak your "I am" statement out loud each morning, complete one action from your list each day, and each evening write one sentence of evidence: "Today I lived as [your identity] when I [what you did]." All week: Catch every "I want," "someday," and "once I have," and restate it from your new identity. The Resurrection Room framework: Your identity shapes your perception, your perception dictates your behavior, your behavior drives your actions, and your actions produce your outcomes. Join The Resurrection Room Facebook community, where women doing their own identity work share what they are learning and put these conversations into practice: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588999984832 Join the email list for deeper identity work, reflections, and resources between episodes: https://kelli-shaw.kit.com/32980db5e9 If this episode helped you, share it with the woman who has been saying "someday" for as long as you have known her, and leave a rating and review so The Resurrection Room can reach more women who are ready to rise. The Resurrection Room with Kelli Shaw, where you rise to who you were always meant to be so you can live the life you were always meant to live.
- 3 weeks ago25 min
How to Set Goals You Actually Achieve
Setting a goal can feel exciting, but excitement alone cannot carry you through the days when progress feels slow, doubt begins speaking, or an old pattern tempts you to stop. In this continuation of Only 30 Days to an Entirely New Reality, Kelli explains how to turn a meaningful goal into a process you can follow. You will learn why achieving a goal requires both an execution plan and an identity plan and how these two plans work together to help you continue after the initial excitement fades. Your execution plan identifies what you want to accomplish, the strategy you will use, the repeated actions that support it, and when those actions will happen. Your identity plan prepares you to recognize the beliefs, emotions, and behaviors that may surface as you begin asking more of yourself. In this episode, you will learn: The difference between a vision and a measurable goal The four parts of an execution plan How to choose a strategy that fits your current season How to turn your intentions into scheduled, repeatable actions Why every meaningful goal creates an identity question How your language can reinforce an old identity or support a new one How to prepare for the moment an old pattern appears How to create evidence that strengthens the identity you are practicing How to use an Evidence Book or Proof Journal during your 30-day practice Your Exercise Choose one meaningful goal and create two plans. Execution Plan What specific result am I working toward? What strategy will I use? What repeated actions does that strategy require? When will I complete those actions? Identity Plan Who am I practicing being as I pursue this goal? What old belief or behavior is likely to appear? How will I respond when it appears? What action can I complete today that creates evidence? At the end of each day, record what you completed, what you learned, and one moment that reflects the identity you are practicing. Every completed action—and every decision to return after a missed day—becomes evidence. Continue the Conversation Download this episode so you can return to the exercise while creating your execution plan and identity plan. Share it with a woman who has a meaningful goal and wants a practical way to continue working toward it. Join Kelli’s email list for practical identity tools, episode updates, and conversations that will help you apply what you are learning: Join the email list Join The Resurrection Room Facebook group to continue the conversation, share your evidence, and connect with women who are practicing new ways of thinking, responding, and living: Join the Facebook group If this episode served you, please leave a written review and a rating. Your words help other women understand what they can expect from The Resurrection Room, and your rating helps more listeners discover the podcast. You are loved, you are seen, you are not forgotten, and you are not too late. You can rise and I believe you will. Go gently. Go boldly. And let your resurrection begin.
- Sep 21, 202622 min
Only 30 Days to an Entirely New Reality
What would you practice today if you truly knew you could grow into the person you’ve been praying to become? You may have a goal that keeps coming back to your heart, even as familiar doubts influence how you approach it. In this episode, we explore how your beliefs about yourself shape your decisions and how intentional daily actions can help you begin building a different understanding of who you are. I’m sharing four practices to bring into the next thirty days: choosing one meaningful goal, protecting your attention, responding thoughtfully to doubt, and expressing gratitude through action. Together, we’ll connect faith, identity, and the everyday choices that give your growth a place in your life. In this episode, we explore: How to identify the deeper reason behind your goal so you have something meaningful to return to when following through becomes inconvenient. How comparison and other people’s opinions can pull your attention away from your own progress. A simple practice for pausing, naming your concern, and choosing your next step when doubt appears. How confirmation bias can reinforce familiar beliefs and cause you to overlook evidence of your growth. How identity statements become more meaningful when you connect them to specific actions. Faith, prayer, and Mark 11:24, with reflection on how you live after you have prayed. How gratitude and a flexible approach can support your next steps. Your thirty-day practice Choose one goal, write down why it matters, and identify the person you want to practice being as you work toward it. Each day, choose a manageable action, decide when you’ll complete it, and record what you did and learned. Review your progress weekly and make adjustments as needed. Keep this question with you: “What would I practice today if I truly knew I could grow into the person I’ve been praying to become?” Continue listening How to Rewire Your Subconscious Mind and Get Rid of Limiting Beliefs for Good Let’s stay connected Join our Email list and Facebook group and tell us the goal you’re choosing and the identity you’re practicing through it. I would love to hear what you’re working toward. Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588999984832 Email list: https://kelli-shaw.kit.com/32980db5e9 If this conversation encouraged you, follow The Resurrection Room with Kelli Shaw, download the episode, leave a rating and written review, and share it with someone you thought of while listening. Thank you for helping other women find their way into the room. You are loved, you are seen, you are not forgotten, and you are not too late… Go gently. Go boldly. And let your resurrection begin.
- Sep 14, 202621 min
Before Identity Shapes Your Life, Where Does Your Identity Begin?
Before anyone told you who you were, something was already true about you. So where does identity begin? In this episode of The Resurrection Room with Kelli Shaw, Kelli goes beneath the labels, roles, accomplishments, failures, and survival patterns we often mistake for identity. We explore the difference between original identity and acquired identity, including how experiences become interpretations, interpretations become beliefs, and repeated beliefs become part of the way we see ourselves. You’ll hear how this process connects to Kelli’s identity framework: Identity shapes your perception. Your perception dictates your behavior. Your behavior drives your actions. Your actions produce your outcomes. The problem begins when the identity driving this cycle was formed through rejection, fear, comparison, financial struggle, criticism, abandonment, or the need to earn love and approval. A belief such as “my voice causes problems,” “I’m bad with money,” “I never finish anything,” or “I have to hold everything together” starts as a conclusion. After enough repetition, it begins to feel like personality. But what if the identity you’ve practiced isn’t the identity you were created to carry? In this episode, we explore: How acquired identities form through childhood, relationships, experiences, and repetition Why an experience and the meaning you assign to the experience are two different things How identity influences what you notice, expect, avoid, and pursue Why old identities keep producing familiar outcomes The connection between purpose and identity What Scripture teaches about being known and formed by God before receiving the opinions of others How to separate who you are from who you learned to become How to begin living from a purpose-rooted identity without pretending you’ve already mastered everything You’ll also receive a two-list reflection exercise for identifying the beliefs and labels you acquired, tracing where they began, and naming the deeper qualities connected to who you believe you were created to be. This week, ask yourself: Who was I before I learned to evaluate myself through other people’s responses? What remains true about me when nobody is applauding? What does my purpose reveal about my identity? And where did I learn the beliefs I’ve been calling “who I am”? Your purpose didn’t appear when you finally became confident enough to pursue it. And the woman equipped to carry it didn’t appear yesterday. She has been there from the beginning. Scripture referenced: Jeremiah 1:5 Psalm 139 Follow The Resurrection Room with Kelli Shaw, so you don’t miss an episode. Join the FACEBOOK COMMUNITY and EMAIL LIST through the links in the show notes. If this episode encouraged you, share it with another woman who needs this conversation and leave a rating and review to help more women find The Resurrection Room with Kelli Shaw. You are loved. You are seen. You are not forgotten. And you are not too late. Go gently. Go boldly. And let your resurrection begin.
- Sep 6, 202620 min
The Millionaire Identity: Why 100K and 1 Million Are Never About the Money
How to Adopt a Millionaire Identity Most people allow their current circumstances to tell them who they are. They look at an unfinished project and decide they are inconsistent. They remember an opportunity they were afraid to pursue and conclude they lack courage. They look at their present income and allow a number to become a verdict on their future capacity. Once these conclusions become part of your identity, your mind begins collecting evidence to support them. You notice every moment that confirms the belief and discount the experiences that contradict it. In this episode, Kelli explains why building a million-dollar business requires more than increasing your workload. Moving from $100,000 to $1 million often requires a new relationship with value, leverage, visibility, uncertainty, responsibility, and self-trust. A millionaire identity does not wait for present evidence to grant her permission. She chooses beliefs that allow her to create different evidence. In This Episode, You’ll Discover How past behavior becomes a limiting identity when you turn an event into a permanent definition Why “I did not finish” and “I am someone who never finishes” create two very different futures The identity shift commonly required to move from personal effort to scalable value Why present results measure what has already happened without determining what can happen next How self-beliefs influence what you notice, attempt, interpret, and sustain Why visibility may feel threatening when your identity says your voice does not matter How to create believable evidence for a new identity through repeated behavior The difference between looking successful and developing the capacity to carry success How Kelli speaks into the podcast from the belief that The Resurrection Room is reaching millions of listeners One action you can take within 24 hours to begin practicing your millionaire identity The Core Teaching Identity shapes your perception. Perception dictates your behavior. Behavior drives your actions. Actions produce outcomes. We work from the top down. Identity is always first. Your circumstances can provide useful information, but they do not get to assign your identity. When you stop asking your past to predict your capacity, you become available for decisions that can produce different evidence. Reflection Question What does the woman who can create, hold, and multiply a million dollars believe about herself that I am ready to practice believing now? Choose one belief that changes the meaning of your next move: I finish the work that matters. My voice becomes stronger through use. I can make wise decisions without having perfect information. I create value, and I allow myself to be well compensated for it. I can learn to manage what I am asking to receive. Your One Action Take one millionaire-identity action within the next 24 hours. Send the proposal. Publish the offer. Review the numbers. Ask for the introduction. Finish the page. Schedule the sales conversation. Delegate the task someone else can carry. Choose one action the future version of you would recognize as consistent with who she is—and complete it before your present circumstances talk you out of it. Stay Connected Join The Resurrection Room email list for deeper identity teachings, episode updates, and resources: Join the Email List Continue the conversation with women who are releasing former identities and rising into who they were always meant to be: Join the Facebook Community If this episode helped you see yourself differently, follow the show, download the episode, and leave a rating and written review. Your review helps another woman discover The Resurrection Room. Share this episode with the woman who is ready to stop using old evidence to determine what is possible for her next.
- Aug 31, 202623 min
You Don't Have to Wait for Your Life to Fall Apart to Change
Last week, we talked about Joshua and what happens when life changes so dramatically that the identity you’ve been living from can no longer carry you forward. Moses died. Joshua became the leader. His circumstances changed before he had time to decide whether he was ready. That kind of disruption can create a powerful neuroplasticity window. But what happens when there is no crisis? Do you have to wait until something falls apart before your brain becomes available for meaningful change? No. Your brain also changes through repetition, and that means you can participate in shaping your identity before circumstances force you to. In Part 2 of this conversation, we explore the other side of neuroplasticity: how small, consistent experiences can teach your brain something new about who you are. Your brain learns patterns from what you repeatedly think, notice, interpret, and do. Over time, those experiences become familiar, and familiarity influences what your brain expects from you. This is why we always come back to the same principle inside The Resurrection Room: Identity shapes your perception. Your perception dictates your behavior. Your behavior drives your actions. And your actions produce your outcomes. If you keep trying to change the outcome without addressing the identity producing it, you can work incredibly hard and still find yourself recreating familiar patterns. In this episode, we talk about what happens when you move back to the beginning of the chain. You’ll learn why repetition is so important to neuroplasticity, why a changed circumstance doesn’t automatically create a changed identity, how Joshua experienced both disruption and repetition, and how small behaviors can become lived evidence that challenges an identity you have carried for years. Most importantly, I’m giving you one practice for the next seven days: Choose one small behavior that gives your brain evidence for the identity you are building. You aren't trying to overhaul your entire life this week. You're collecting evidence. Seven days. Seven experiences that give your brain another reason to consider: Maybe this is who we are now. Continue the Conversation If The Resurrection Room is helping you see yourself and your life differently, I would love for you to take a moment to rate the podcast and write a review. If you listen on Apple Podcasts, scroll down to the Ratings & Reviews section, choose your star rating, and tap Write a Review. Tell me what the show has meant to you or what you're learning from these conversations. Your ratings and reviews help more women discover The Resurrection Room and find these conversations when they need them. Get on the email list: https://kelli-shaw.kit.com/32980db5e9 The podcast may end each week, but the conversation doesn't. Join the email community for additional teaching, encouragement, resources, and ways to put what you're learning into practice. Join The Resurrection Room Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588999984832 Come connect with other women who are doing this work alongside you. This is where we can continue talking about identity, neuroplasticity, faith, behavior, and what it looks like to live what we're learning. And if someone came to mind while you were listening to this episode, send it to her. She may be waiting for something dramatic to happen before she gives herself permission to change. Maybe she needs to hear that she can begin now. You are loved. You are seen. You are not forgotten. And you are not too late. You can rise, and I believe you will.
- Aug 22, 202622 min
Why Your Brain Was Built for the Kind of Change You Never Expected
Unlocking Your Leadership Identity: Lessons from Joshua's Journey Exploring identity, perception, and transformation through neuroscience. When the only leader you've ever known is suddenly gone, it can feel like the ground beneath your feet has disappeared. This moment, faced by Joshua after Moses' death, is one we can all relate to in some form. It’s about deciding who you will become when everything you’ve built your identity around is stripped away. The Call to Lead Joshua’s challenge was monumental: to lead a nation into uncharted territory after 40 years of wandering. It’s a pivotal moment, where he had to transform from the assistant to the leader. Kelli Shaw dives deep into this transition, emphasizing that it’s not just about taking on a new role; it’s about reshaping one’s identity. "Do you choose success or mediocrity? Do you become like everyone else or do you choose to build something that's unmistakably yours?" The Neuroscience of Change Kelli proposes that the story of Joshua is more than a biblical tale; it serves as a blueprint for personal transformation. She highlights five commands given to Joshua, which serve as a protocol for rewiring the brain: 1. **Be strong and courageous** - Acknowledging and regulating fear is crucial. 2. **Observe and do everything written in the law** - Action is key; belief without action is ineffective. 3. **Do not turn from the left or the right** - Focus is essential for clarity and purpose. 4. **Let this book not depart from your mouth** - Verbalizing your intentions solidifies commitment. 5. **Meditate on it day and night** - Repetition builds new pathways in the brain. Kelli explains that our brains are more malleable during times of change, a phenomenon known as heightened neuroplasticity. Just as fresh snow can be molded easily, our minds are most receptive when faced with novelty or crisis. Identity Reshaped The crux of Kelli's message is that true transformation begins at the identity level. Joshua had to move from being known as Moses' assistant to embracing his new identity as a leader. God reassured him, stating, "As I was with Moses, so I will be with you." This affirmation laid a strong foundation for Joshua's new role. Kelli emphasizes that it’s essential to reshape perception alongside identity. Joshua faced daunting realities, but the way he interpreted those challenges depended heavily on his new identity. By staying grounded in God’s word and continuously speaking it aloud, he retrained his mind to focus on possibilities rather than limitations. "God is teaching Joshua what to continually place before his mind so that God's word, rather than the circumstances, shapes how he perceives what he sees." Reflection Kelli Shaw's insights remind us that moments of change, though uncomfortable, can be the breeding ground for profound growth. By aligning our identity with our purpose and continuously engaging with our beliefs, we can navigate transitions more effectively. Consider what identities you're holding onto and what new paths you might forge. For a deeper dive into this transformative process and the neuroscience behind it, tune into the full episode of the Resurrection Room. Before you close this out — two quick things. Get on the email list. It's where I put what doesn't fit into twenty minutes — the deeper teaching, the extra scripture, the practices I'm still testing before they ever make it into an episode. Consider it the room behind the room. And come find us in the Facebook group. This kind of change was never meant to happen in isolation — half of what actually moves the needle isn't the teaching, it's having somewhere to say out loud what you're working through and have someone nod back. In case no one has told you, you are loved, you are seen, you are not forgotten, and you are not too late. Go gently, go boldly, and let your resurrection begin. I'll meet you in the next episode.
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About The Resurrection Room with Kelli Shaw
The Resurrection Room is a sacred space for the version of you that’s ready to rise. This podcast is for the person who’s tired of repeating patterns they don’t even like… but doesn’t know how to become someone different without pretending, performing, or burning out. I’m Kelli Shaw, a certified integrative health coach and a neuroscience researcher, and each episode blends brain science, nervous system wisdom, and spiritual truth to help you actually change—starting at the root. Because we work from the top down: Identity is always first. Then perception. Your perception creates your behavior. Your behavior dictates your actions and your actions produce your results. Your results won’t change consistently until your identity does. Inside The Resurrection Room, you’ll get: Cinematic, story-driven teaching that hits your real life Simple frameworks you can repeat when your emotions get loud Identity tools for rebuilding your self-concept (without shame) Nervous system resets when you’re stuck in survival mode Practical exercises so you don’t just feel inspired—you move If you’ve been surviving on autopilot, shrinking to stay safe, or praying for change while staying the same… come sit with me. New episodes help you release who you used to be—and resurrect who you’re meant to be.
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