Interview Video
Watch the Stephanie Edwards Interview
Guest Information
Stephanie Edwards is a wife, mother, author, massage therapist, child protection worker, and passionate advocate for personal growth and healing. Through her newly released book, Tag... You're It: Rewriting the Labels That Have Been Writing Your Life, she helps people identify and overcome the limiting labels that shape their identity, relationships, and future.
Drawing from her own life experiences, Stephanie encourages others to replace negative beliefs with life-giving truths, embrace their inherent worth, and rewrite the stories they've been telling themselves. She also leads the Good Grief grief recovery group and is launching a six-week course designed to help people transform the way they see themselves and their lives.
Testimonial
Stephanie Edwards
"Being a guest on the You Are Worthy Network was such a meaningful experience. I was introduced to Steve Wormer through a mutual friend, and from our very first conversation, I knew I had met someone special.
My interview with Steve didn't feel like an interview at all. It felt like sitting down over a cup of coffee with a trusted friend. Steve has a unique gift for making you feel truly seen and heard, and that's something you don't always experience.
His vision for the You Are Worthy Network is exactly what our world needs today. In a culture where we're constantly being influenced by outside voices, Steve reminds us of something so important: we've survived 100% of what we've been through, and our worth has never changed.
Every conversation on the You Are Worthy Network leaves you with something valuable. You'll learn, you'll be encouraged, and you'll walk away remembering that you are worthy.
Thank you again, Steve. It was truly an honor to be part of your show."
Question & Answer
What inspired you to write Tag... You're It?
I realized that many of us are living according to labels we've accepted from other people or from painful experiences. I wanted to help people recognize those labels, challenge them, and begin living from their true identity instead.
What is one message you hope readers take away from your book?
Your past may explain your story, but it doesn't have to define your future. You have the power to rewrite the labels that have been writing your life.
During our conversation, you mentioned that words matter. Why is that so important?
The words we speak to ourselves and to others shape our beliefs, relationships, and actions. Choosing life-giving words can completely change the direction of someone's life, including our own.
You shared about your journey with your adult son. Why was it important to be vulnerable about that?
Because healing begins when we're honest. I hope my story reminds others that even in seasons of grief, broken relationships, and unanswered questions, there is still hope.
If viewers could remember just one thing from this episode, what would it be?
Never let someone else's opinion become your identity. Your worth isn't determined by the labels you've been given, but by who you were created to be.
