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Summer is here, and if you're anything like me, the second those kids walked through the door on the last day of school, your mind started racing at 100 miles per hour. Laundry. Activities. Meals. Schedules. Keeping the peace. Keeping yourself together. I get it, sis, because I lived it on day ONE of summer break, and let me tell you, it did not go perfectly.
But here's what I want you to hear today: the secret to staying calm as an overwhelmed mom isn't a perfect schedule or an Instagram-worthy summer bucket list. It's a choice.
In this episode, I'm sharing what happened on my very first morning of summer — the chaos, the screaming, the tension in my shoulders mid-workout — and the moment my husband and I just laughed instead of losing it. That one choice changed the entire trajectory of our day (and honestly, our whole summer mindset).
If you've ever picked up your phone "just for a second" and looked up to realize an hour has gone by — I see you, sis. That constant scroll feels satisfying in the moment, but deep down you know it's quietly feeding your anxiety, pulling you out of the present, and stealing the joy of what's right in front of you.
In this episode, I'm sharing 5 things you can do instead of doomscrolling to calm your anxious mind, find more joy, and reconnect with God, your family, and yourself. These are the same practical, faith-based strategies I've personally used, and they work.
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If you've ever Googled "why does my anxiety not go away even though I have faith," you're in the right place.
Being a believer and still struggling with anxiety and panic attacks can feel like a contradiction. You love God. You read your Bible. You pray. So why is the anxiety still there? Why does "just trust God" feel impossible when your heart is racing and your mind won't stop?
You are not alone — and you are not failing at your faith.
In this episode of the Get Free From Anxiety podcast, I'm opening up a conversation that the church doesn't always have: what it actually takes to overcome anxiety as a Christian. I'm sharing three truths about faith and anxiety that are often left out of the conversation, and they completely changed how I approach my own healing. If that's something you need, keep listening!
I want to personally invite you to join my free beta program, Get a Grip — a step-by-step course designed to help you stop panic attacks, renew your mind, and walk in the peace God promised you. No payment info required. 100% free. We start June 15th and applications close June 12th. Join from anywhere in the world, as it is 100% online. Click the link below to apply!
If you've been living with anxiety so long that it's started to feel like a personality trait — like maybe this is just who you are now — I want you to know that I understand that feeling more than you know.
Now, I've found out who I really am. And I learned that anxiety is not my identity.
In this episode, I'm walking you through the three steps that helped me drop the anxious identity and step into who God actually called me to be. This isn't a magic pill or an overnight fix — these are the stepping stones that can bring you out of anxiety and forward into your purpose and calling.
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If you've ever felt like your mind is on a hamster wheel — spinning, spiraling, going and going with no off switch — this episode is for you.
Overthinking is one of the sneakiest ways anxiety gets a foothold in our lives. As women, we've practically been conditioned to do it. We replay conversations, catastrophize situations, and exhaust ourselves before anything has even happened. And the worst part? The more we try to think our way out of it, the deeper we go.
I've been there. I was there just this past weekend. My feelings got hurt by someone I love, and I found myself spiraling — questioning my value, my worth, wondering what I did wrong. That overthinking cycle is real, and it can take you down fast if you don't have the right tools to interrupt it.
That's exactly what this episode is about.
I'm sharing the two simple, Bible-based hacks I use every single time I find myself caught in an overthinking spiral. These aren't complicated. They don't cost money. You don't need a new app, a new routine, or a fancy system. You just need to be willing to do the work, and I promise, it's not as hard as you think.
These tools have helped me go from emotionally unstable, unfocused, and spiraling… to grounded, clear, and at peace. And they can do the same for you.
If you're tired of anxiety stealing your focus, your sleep, and your joy... if you're ready for a faith-first approach that actually works, this episode will give you a practical, powerful starting point.
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Let's talk, sis. I know what it's like to wake up feeling already behind, to move through your whole day without a single breath, and to fall into bed at night still carrying everything. I know what it's like to want to rest and somehow feel guilty about it at the same time.
That's exactly why I needed to have this conversation with you.
In this episode of Get Free From Anxiety, we're talking about something so many of us are walking through quietly — that invisible pressure to keep going, keep producing, keep showing up for everyone else while your own cup runs dry. We're unpacking where that relentless drive really comes from, because I'll be the first to tell you: a lot of the time, it's not someone else pushing us. It's us. And once we see that, everything changes.
We're also diving into the power of boundaries — not as a trendy self-care buzzword, but as a genuine, God-honoring tool that can give you your peace back. As a Christian woman, as a mom, as someone who has been there, I want to walk you through practical steps to help you finally slow down, breathe, and be still before God.
Because sis, rest is not laziness. Rest is not irresponsible. Rest is something Jesus himself practiced, and you are allowed to follow in His footsteps.
This episode is full of real, actionable takeaways to help you:
And yes, I'm walking through scripture with you too, because God's Word has something powerful to say about all of this.
If you've been running on empty, feeling like you can't turn your brain off, or wondering why relaxing actually feels impossible for you, then press play!
Don't forget: I have a free 30-minute training video linked below where I walk you through my three-step process for replacing anxious thoughts with new ones, rooted in God's Word. It comes with a worksheet, it's completely free, and it's a game-changer. Go grab it!
Do you ever find yourself dreading the day before it even begins? Have you been pushing through life on the outside while something heavy is quietly taking over on the inside? And what if the answer to what you've been carrying has been written down for you all along?
I used to think I was just a nervous person. For years, I carried this weight without a name for it, until a trip to the ER and a late-night Google search changed everything. But even more life-changing than that label? Discovering what God's Word says about it, and how He already gave us everything we need to overcome it.
In this episode, I'm taking it back to the basics. We're talking about what anxiety actually is, why naming it is the first step to breaking its power over you, and what Philippians 4:6-8 has to say about taking control of a mind that feels out of control. If you're a busy mom, a single person running in every direction, or someone who's quietly struggling behind a smile — this one is for you.
You don't have to keep waking up feeling weighed down. There is a way forward — and it starts in His Word!
Have you ever been sitting at your desk, not doing anything stressful, and out of nowhere your heart just... takes off? No reason. No warning. Just full-on panic mode?
I'm sharing a piece of my very first live workshop, Free Yourself From Anxiety, and I am so excited about what God did in that room. We talked about the one thing that actually changed everything and no, it wasn't a special diet (been there, tried that, I'm back on chicken, praise God).
It was learning how to change the way I think.
Romans 12:2 says to be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Sounds simple, right? But what does that actually look like when you're in the middle of a spiral? That's exactly what we break down.
Here's a taste of what we get into:
How long have you been fighting this? How many things have you tried? How many times have you wondered if you'll ever actually feel like yourself again?
I want you to walk away from this episode with something real to stand on. Not just inspiration, but a foundation.
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Are you struggling to connect with God? Does anxiety make it hard to quiet your mind long enough to pray, let alone journal?
If you've ever felt too scattered, too tired, or too disconnected to even know where to start with your faith, this episode was made for you.
In this conversation, I sit down with Eileen Perez — spiritual growth coach, wife, mom, nana, and host of A Journey Through Faith — and friend, she's got me pumped! Eileen shares how she went from feeling distant from God after losing her father to building one of the most consistent, joy-filled prayer and journaling practices I've ever heard described.
How do you journal when you don't know what to write? How do you build a spiritual routine that actually sticks? Eileen answers both of these, beautifully, with a simple, 10-minute method that takes all the pressure off. No perfect grammar. No lengthy entries. Just you, God, and three honest questions.
What I love most is that Eileen doesn't make this complicated. She meets you right where you are — anxious, disconnected, falling off — and gently reminds you that God sees you. Just like He saw Hagar in the wilderness, He sees you too.
By the end of this episode, you'll have a concrete, doable starting point for getting back into the Word, rebuilding your routine, and finally feeling that peace you've been searching for.
If you've been skipping prayer, avoiding church, or filling your time with anything but God, I see you, and I've been there too.
Avoidance doesn't mean you've stopped loving Him. More often, it means fear, shame, or confusion has quietly crept in between you and the One who already knows everything about you.
In this episode, I'm walking you through three simple steps to help you return to God even when it feels hard.
If you're struggling with anxiety, feeling spiritually disconnected, or just can't seem to find your way back to God, this episode is for you. 💛
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Is anxiety a persistent struggle for you? Do you feel constantly anxious, even when nothing is causing it? Are you sick of having panic attacks and not knowing how to get rid of them?
You are in the right place! This podcast is designed to help women like you retrain your mind so you can get your life back from anxiety.
My name is Ashanti. I am a mom, wife, and ordained minister (elder.)This podcast is where I share how I overcame chronic anxiety and crippling panic attacks by changing what I think about and how I think about it.
If you want to have the ability to:
This podcast is for you. Grab your journal, and let's get free.
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**The content shared on this podcast is for informational and inspirational purposes only. I am not a medical professional, and the advice provided is not intended to replace professional medical guidance, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for medical concerns or before making changes to your healthcare routine.