In this week’s episode, we’re talking all things holidays! We’ll chat about why we need to address the logistics of the holiday season, preparing your home by decluttering before gifting, time management during this busy time, and more! Let’s prepare for the holidays, friends!
Get to know Rachel and her story of chronic illness and pain as we discuss strategies to live with strength and resilience. We’re chatting about the importance of showing yourself compassion as well as taking time (and creating breathing room!) to explore your passions, interests, and values.
In today’s episode, we’re discussing Imposter Syndrome, the power of doubt vs the power of Truth, and what it looks like to walk in obedience and overcome fear. Come along as we chat about this tough topic and how you can overcome it.
Hero on a Mission by Donald Miller talks about “story” and its impact on our lives. This has not only dramatically changed the way I live my own life, but also how I view and try to support the lives of others. He has mastered this concept, and it shows in his books about both life and business. Let’s dive into this book together in today’s reader review!
Jenn Schultz, the author of She’s Not Your Enemy, is on today’s episode talking about strategies to conquer comparison and personal insecurities. Jenn typically writes about messy faith, shaking off insecurity, and pursuing God’s purpose confidently. Her mission is to empower women to ditch shame and striving by finding identity in God and freedom in abundant grace.
In this episode, we’re discussing the enneagram and how it’s different from other personality typing systems out there. You’ll learn what it is and how you can use it to improve your relationship with others, as well as my personal story of growth using the enneagram.
In her book, Behind Closed Doors, Dr. Jessica Peck often mentions the need to create a communication bridge between teens and parents. In this interview, she shares why this seems so difficult and how we can decrease those feelings of parental burnout and overwhelm.
Essentialism by Greg McKeown has been recommended to me many times over the past couple of years, and then Holley Gerth mentioned it as one of her top recommendations in our interview together back in Episode 9. It’s a game changer for those of us who are juggling multiple responsibilities, constantly trying to meet everyone else’s expectations, and feeling overwhelmed by the endless to-do lists.
Does that sound like you? Yeah, me too.
Kristen Higdon is a former classroom teacher who specializes in reading. She dedicated 19 years of her life to helping kids in the classroom and went through All The Things that came with teaching during the pandemic! In this interview, you’ll get to hear her story and what that season was like for her as a dedicated teacher and as a mom to two kids who loved her job.
