Lydia Martin-Jackson is a wife, mother, and RN by trade. She is currently transitioning into an Encouragement strategist and coach. As a survivor of childhood trauma, she has channeled the energy and feelings of guilt, hopelessness, and anger to ones of forgiveness, hope, and love and aspires to be an inspiration for others who have suffered similar situations to do the same. 
Her father died at an early age and her mother remarried a man that she never really developed a relationship with. As a result she saw her mother at the forefront of family responsibility. 
These things caused her to feel the need to take the lead in all areas of her life- including relationships. By doing so she has been very successful in some situations while struggling to find balance in others. You can find Lydia on Instagram @authentically_inspire and on Clubhouse as Lydia Jackson

The thing that is really hard, and really amazing,  is giving up on being perfect and beginning the work of becoming yourself.  - Anna Quindlen 

Listen as I interview Taylor Glynn, the founder of Child, Arise a ministry dedicated to empowering the sleeping girl inside of women, to Arise. You can find her on TikTok at Child Arise and at childarise.org. 

Amanda Gorman, the youngest poet in memory to read at an inaugural ceremony is a bestselling author and a fatherless daughter. Hear my thoughts on that.

Today I interview Victoria Ndala, the Self Empowerment Coach, who helps singles level up in their single season with practical tips and self love exercises. Listen as she tells us how her renewed relationship with God taught her about self love and helped her heal. You can learn more from her on her blog, Emmerance.com. 

Listen as I give my thoughts on the Lisa Raye McCoy episode of Iyanla: Fix My Life. Lisa Raye, her mom Katie and daughter Kai try to mend 3 generations of hurt and pain due to broken vows, emotional abuse and fatherlessness. 

Listen as I interview Lacy Fields, aka The Course Mentor and the creator of award-winning mentoring program, U Go Girl about how she has gone from trauma to triumph despite her father loss.

I discuss Jingle Jangle characters Jessica and Journey in this episode. This mother and daughter duo are both fatherless daughters and I get into how the dynamic plays out as well as the FDTP's I spot.

Are you accepting whats familiar or what you deserve? I discuss the difference in this episode and how its shaped the types of relationships you've had. 

Did you know that the Queen's Gambit character Beth Harmon is a fatherless daughter? I talk all the FDTP's I spotted and so much more in this episode.