We are all on several journeys at a time in life. I am on the journey of being a wife, mother, and woman in purpose, and each journey have a process of its own. But what about the process its self? Does it have it's own journey? Yes, and I'm sharing that with you today! 

I'm learning it is important to learn to be content with who and where you are, in order to go to the next level. Because I there are somethings I need to master first before I level up.

The job description for motherhood should be "Jill of All Trades," because that is exactly who we are! However, for me, being a Jill of all trades has caused me to buy into the false narrative that if I don't do it, it won't get done, and that can be overwhelming. So, this Jill is about to the narrative!

The time has come for me to sit down with my daughter and have the talk. It's something I've been procrastinating to do because I think she's still too young. But, I just have to suck it up and get it done!

In order to maintain focus and accomplish our goals, we need to embrace and accept where we are in the process. Otherwise, we'll be chasing after perfection, never achieving the goal because enough is never enough.

Winter Break has come and gone and now we're back to the new normal. I'm choosing to see with fresh perspective and release old habits of being in full control. No more feeling the anxiety of the day, but embracing the beauty of the different moments. 

The year is coming to a close and now is the time to start reflecting and writing down my goals. This time, I want to be intentional and make sure I include God in the planning. So, I'm sharing my reflections and steps to goal setting in today's episode. 

It's the holiday season but it doesn't feel like it for some. What are you doing this Christmas to keep the joy in your house? I'm sharing a few of mine on today's episode.

When we look in the mirror are we saying, "I am the fiercest of them all, or I don't like what I see at all?" It's time to stop seeing the flaws and embracing the beauty. Because what we consider flaws are actually what makes us unique and set apart.