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So Worth Loving

So Worth Loving

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 We’ve all had moments where we questioned whether we deserved love, success, forgiveness, or a second chance. This podcast doesn’t gloss over that tension, it sits in it. Hosted by Eryn Eddy Adkins, founder of So Worth Loving, each episode is a straightforward look at identity, resilience, heartbreak, and rebuilding. Through real stories and honest conversations with guests who’ve faced doubt, failure, and change, we explore what it actually takes to believe in our worth without pretending it’s easy. If you’ve ever struggled to feel “enough,” this is a place to listen, learn, and feel less alone. New episodes every two weeks. Subscribe and join the conversation.All Rights Reserved - so worth loving™ Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Self-Help Spirituality Success
Episodes
  • Finding True Friends and Overcoming Past Mistakes

    Finding True Friends and Overcoming Past Mistakes
    Feb 17 2026
    Why is it so hard to find real, honest friendships? In this clip, we talk about community, trust, and what it takes to find friends who don’t hold your past against you. When you’ve moved a lot, built walls, or learned to protect yourself, vulnerability doesn’t come easy. But redemption in friendship is possible. If you’ve struggled with trust, community, or building deep relationships, this conversation is for you. Watch the full conversation on the So Worth Loving Podcast — Episode 3 with Tega. Link in description.
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    1 min
  • Forgiving Without an Apology Releases Bitterness

    Forgiving Without an Apology Releases Bitterness
    Feb 12 2026
    You may never get the apology. But you can still get your freedom. Forgiveness doesn’t set them free — it releases the bitterness in you.
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    1 min
  • Tega Taylor – Healing From Toxic Cycles | What to Do in the Dark When It Feels Like No One Is Coming

    Tega Taylor – Healing From Toxic Cycles | What to Do in the Dark When It Feels Like No One Is Coming
    Feb 10 2026
    What are you willing to do to feel chosen? In this deeply honest conversation, speaker and wordsmith Tega Taylor opens up about the hidden battles many of us fight in the pursuit of love, approval, and belonging. Growing up, Tega learned to perform for validation—through grades, appearance, and behavior—while privately struggling with pornography from a young age into early adulthood. She unpacks how easy it is to slip into toxic cycles of numbing pain and chasing worth in all the wrong places. But Tega didn’t stay stuck. Through faith, counseling, and brave, honest community, she began to confront her wounds, rewire unhealthy patterns, and step into real healing. This episode is a conversation about struggle, redemption, and the freedom that comes when we stop hiding and start telling the truth. Guest Bio Tega Taylor is a dynamic speaker, host, spoken word artist, and creative force known for blending honest storytelling with thoughtful leadership. She is the co-founder and Director of Creative Strategy & Storytelling for Untitled, a creative agency that designs intentional experiences helping brands, organizations, and businesses move from being seen and heard to truly remembered. With a background in neuroscience and seminary training, Tega brings depth, energy, and empathy to every space—whether on stage, behind a mic, or through her writing. She has partnered with churches, camps, and organizations across the Southeast, always pointing people to Jesus while making room for authenticity, curiosity, and honest questions. Above all, Tega is passionate about creating moments that move people. She loves her husband, a great thrift find, an oat-milk vanilla latte, investing in the next generation, and crafting stories that lead to real transformation. Stay connected with Tega: • Website: https://www.tegafaafa.com/ • Instagram: https://instagram.com/totallytega • Untitled Creative: https://www.untitledcrtv.com/
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    57 mins
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