Grow, Queen Podcast

In the season finale, Shaqrina mentions how she has to learn what true forgiveness looks like, as well as being intentional about conquering certain obstacles; Patrice realizes that although she hasn’t verbally projected them, her daughter struggles with the same issues that she does

This week Patrice has a revelation about her fear of missing out, and Shaqrina makes a vow to be her true self

In this week’s episode, Patrice mentions how her current circumstances have distracted her from focusing on what’s most important, and that’s parenting Kamryn; Shaqrina mentions how God helped her re-evaluate her perspective and heart posture regarding offense

In this week’s episode, we let y’all in on the details of our current season.

In this week’s episode, Patrice shares the humbling experience God has been putting her through over the course of the past week or so.

In this week’s episode, Shaqrina realizes that she has lost sight of the vision God originally gave her, and instead she’s allowed her circumstances to create a new one. During the discussion, she finally understands what God meant when He told her to “pick it back up”.

** Disclaimer ** We apologize for the excessive sound in the background. As mentioned, we were recording outside. This week Patrice admits that past experiences and trauma has caused her to be silent in moments she should speak up, and Shaqrina realizes that her inability to verbally express herself has resulted in her overly aggressive demeanor

This week we let y’all in on our current living situation and share how God has been showing up for us in the midst of it, and all we had to do was “be still”.

Mid-Season Finale. We’re closing out the relationship series with a topic that we feel is one of the most important of them all, and that’s the relationship with our past. Past trauma can have an impact on your day to day life without you even realizing, so we encourage you to process that trauma and own your past to avoid you becoming crippled by it.

This week we share our financial struggles growing up, and how it set the foundation of our money habits.