They say practice makes perfect which is to say the more you do something the better you get. I wonder why we don't allow ourselves and others enough grace to fail and try again. I hope by the end of this episode you can respectfully say fuck it to the ever present need to be perfect...

Simple question, simple answer. However this is definitely one of those that are easier said than done. Let's talk.....

This season has been an unintentional soft launch for my relationship with God. Now feels like a good enough time to finally share that story....

I'm slowly learning that everything has purpose. Whether good or bad every life experience has been a lesson- either for me or others. On this episode I try to shed light on my journey, my struggles with shame and how when it's all said and done everything has and continues to be a gift or as we like to call it; a blessing in disguise.

I truly hope this episode speaks to you...

I know this might come as a shocker given I literally have been preaching vulnerability in every episode. However before you label me a fraud hear me out....

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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazycruising-molliecerah/message

What do you do when that which feeds you- literally and metaphorically- starts to eat at the core of who you are?

Surprisingly silence doesn't equate respect.

The Joyride podcast link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6L55rvUHETNAOkzxGE77V7?si=0qwUtGUMT2CBbUkTpAddsg

Thirty minutes with the Perrys episode link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3sn03FiZFBIMmBN5ZdbqKU?si=Nzipr3nLQ7uVRgt0boM1Yg

I know it's somewhat ironic to have 'ghosted' y'alls especially after my last episode buuuut I promise there's a perfectly good explanation for that.

Is GHOSTING selfish or selfcare?