In this episode, I acknowledged something that’s been building for a while: I need a break. Not out of defeat, but out of clarity.

I spoke about how I don’t want to create just to maintain momentum or numbers. I want to create because my soul says yes. I want to be in rhythm with myself. Right now, that means stepping back.

I reminded myself that rest is part of the work. That silence is not absence, but integration. And that my listeners deserve a voice that’s whole so I gave myself permission to pause without guilt.

Today felt gentle, even with its emotional weight. I started with a prayer about letting go, and it echoed through my day. I spent time with my dad, went to the dentist, and realized being alone in that dark room triggered something from childhood. It surprised me how much I still carry. Later, I took a Zumba class that felt like joy incarnate. The teacher’s passion moved me. I thanked him after class, then cried, because what I told him, I needed someone to say to me. There’s big change coming. A new format. A new chapter. But in the quiet of tonight, I’m grateful… for healing, for clarity, and for you. I love you.

Today’s episode was gentle, reflective, and warm. I opened with love, as always, reminding you (and myself) that the words “I love you” still hold weight. The prayer from the Spiritual Warfare Prayers book focused on balance in relationships, especially learning how to set boundaries rooted in wisdom and kindness.

I admitted something honest: that yesterday’s prayer on forgiveness didn’t “land” the way others sometimes do. But I allowed space for that uncertainty. Not every spiritual moment has to be a lightning bolt.

I reflected on my day and my stay at the Sheraton near Houston Intercontinental Airport, and my friend lovingly brought me meals. We had Jack in the Box for dinner, not fancy, just real. And that felt good. Comforting.

A powerful moment was when my friend noticed how differently people treat me when I ask for help in public and how I’m met with warmth, assistance, or kindness without hesitation. To me, that’s just normal. I don’t expect it. I don’t require it. But I receive it. That was the seed of the episode’s theme: respect. It’s not demanded, but it flows when you’re centered, when you’re aligned.

I also had a women’s founder speed networking event through my school and made a meaningful connection or two. I shared that everyone comes into a space carrying different inner scripts. And that’s not just okay, it’s beautiful. Respecting that truth is part of living well.

I touched on bigger themes:

• I’m still healing my inner child.

• I’m unlearning the idea that love or respect has to be earned through suffering.

• I don’t buy into the “I raised you so you owe me” model of parenting.

• Respect is earned, not forced.

• And it’s okay that others may not always understand my choices, because they didn’t live my full story.

In Episode 342, I open my heart and mouth wide. This one leans into politics, but not from a place of partisanship. more from a place of pain, truth, and hope. I speak on immigration, racism, reproductive dignity, and the backwards slide we seem to be in.

This isn’t a news podcast. This is one person loving out loud, calling out injustice, and still choosing softness. I reflect on forgiveness, healing, and what it means to be human when the world feels inhumane.

Also, tampons should be covered by SNAP. I said what I said.

Thanks for listening. For real.

I love you.

In this episode, I open with love and my daily prayer this time focusing on “strength during recovery.” I speak openly about the emotional and physical ups and downs of healing, weaving in humor, food freedom, and a Taco Bell trip that becomes a metaphor for choosing joy without guilt.

I share a deeply honest reflection on how far I’ve come, how much I’ve changed since 2020, and how my purpose now is rooted in movement, not just getting a job, but getting my life in motion again.

I talk about applying to Volkswagen with a sense of divine timing and inner readiness, my hopes to help others through my work, and what it means to meet people where they are. Not with pity. Not from above. But with presence.

This isn’t just about cars, or jobs, or healing, it’s about becoming someone who sees, helps, and lives honestly. Through prayer, food, laughter, and love, I remind both of us: the road may be long, but we are not alone.

A raw heartfelt episode where i process pain, family dynamics, and missed dream and then turn it all into purpose. I craft a deeply personal case for why I belong at Volkswagen: to help people like me get moving, literally and emotionally.

I recorded but didn’t publish on purpose, for once. I’m healing, packing for a staycation, and learning to slow down. Today’s prayer was for illness, but I feel okay. Just ordinary, maybe. Or maybe not. I’m learning everyone has their pace, including me.

Today I spoke from the heart about fear, depression, tiny victories, and future dreams. I cleaned, I hoped, I laughed, I planned. This space gives me peace, and I hope my voice reminds you that even from bed, we are both doing something brave.

I reflected on surrendering control, accepting divine timing, and confronting childhood wounds of scarcity and invisibility. Even amid heartbreak, I remembered I’m not a burden, I am powerful, loving, and still here. This space helps me speak truth, reclaim strength, and keep going.

I feel like I’m in the desert, barely surviving, trying to hold on. Some days I feel like gasoline; today I was fumes again. But I’m still trying. Still praying. Still talking to you. Thank you for letting me be honest. I love you.