In this inspiring episode of Hi, It’s Me Again, host Hayle Hendrix continues her “Where We Are Now” series with a heartfelt conversation about her passion for mentoring and training the next generation of hairstylists.

Through honesty and reflection, Hayle shares how her focus has shifted from building her own career to building up others — helping new stylists grow in confidence, skill, and purpose. She walks listeners through what her hands-on training program looks like behind the chair, the importance of teaching excellence and leadership, and how faith plays a central role in the process.

From learning to lead with grace and patience to finding joy in watching others succeed, Hayle offers valuable insight for salon owners, leaders, and stylists at every stage of their career. She also opens up about the lessons she’s learned from her own mentors and how those experiences shaped her leadership style and vision for the beauty industry.

Hayle closes the episode with encouragement for new stylists — reminding them to start building their books early, believe in themselves, and seek out a salon culture that truly aligns with who they are.

This episode is a reminder that success in the beauty industry isn’t just about talent — it’s about community, humility, and helping others rise with you.

In this heartfelt episode of Hi, It’s Me Again, host Hayle Hendrix continues her “Where We Are Now” series by pulling back the curtain on her everyday life — from the car line to salon meetings, to motherhood and everything in between.

Hayle shares a glimpse into her busy weekly routine as a stylist, business owner, wife, and mom, while reflecting on what it truly means to live present over perfect. Through honest storytelling, she opens up about learning to slow down, accept help, and find peace in the midst of a full schedule.

Listeners will hear Hayle’s morning prayer, practical ways she’s finding balance, and the lessons God is teaching her about rest, stillness, and connection. She also recommends a few books that have helped guide her season — including Present Over Perfect by Shauna Niequist and One Word That Will Change Your Life by Jon Gordon.

In this powerful episode of Hi, It’s Me Again, Hayle Hendrix continues her “Where Are We Now” series with a deeply personal conversation about choosing an alcohol-free lifestyle and how it’s transformed every part of her life.

Hayle opens up about her decision to stop drinking over a year ago and the peace, clarity, and healing she’s found since saying yes to freedom. From breaking generational patterns, to finding more time, stronger mental health, and deeper connection with God, she shares how sobriety has been less about restriction and more about restoration.

Through honest reflection and real-life stories, she shares what led her to walk away from alcohol and how her faith became the foundation of her healing journey. She opens up about the surprising ways sobriety has strengthened her marriage, motherhood, and leadership, and how she’s learned to overcome fear of judgment and social pressure along the way. Hayle reminds listeners that true freedom isn’t about what we give up, it’s about everything we gain when we choose peace, presence, and purpose.

Whether you’re sober-curious, seeking peace, or walking your own healing journey, this episode will remind you that you’re not alone and that God’s grace meets us right where we are.

📖 Mentioned in this episode:

• Atomic Habits by James Clear

• The Power to Change by Craig Groeschel

In this episode, Logan and Hayle open up about how their faith journey began through the curious questions of their children, questions that pushed them to look deeper and ultimately led their family back to church. They share how community, intentionality, and honest conversations about God have changed the way they parent, communicate, and connect as a couple.

They also discuss their decision to step into sobriety and how that choice transformed their marriage and health,. From navigating hard seasons of anxiety and disconnection to finding a church family that reminded them they’re not alone, this episode offers a glimpse into their continued journey of healing and faith.

Whether listeners are walking through a rebuilding season, seeking community, or simply needing a reminder that God can use even the smallest questions to spark big change, this heartfelt conversation is for them.

In this lighthearted episode, Hayle and Logan Hendrix sit down, coffee in hand, to share a real look at where they are now after walking through trauma, healing, and rebuilding their lives together. Recorded early in the morning, complete with cinnamon coffee and a few laughs, this conversation peeks into the beautiful chaos of marriage, business, and parenthood.

Logan and Hayle open up about how they’ve built and balanced multiple businesses while raising kids. They share the power of slowing down, connecting weekly, and communicating intentionally, and what they’ve learned about marriage, love languages, and growing closer after hard seasons. They also talk about their favorite family traditions like tech-free dinners and asking intentional questions and reflect on the importance of dreaming together, taking risks, and keeping faith at the center of it all.

This episode is equal parts funny, faith-filled, and family-centered — a beautiful reminder that healing doesn’t just mean surviving the storm… it’s learning to laugh, dream, and love again after it. And for a heart-melting surprise, their daughter Linkyn Pearl joins at the end to talk about school, cheer, her “kitty corns,” and her sweet message to listeners. 

In this powerful and personal episode, Hayle Hendrix opens up about her journey back to faith, finding healing after trauma, and choosing a life of purpose, sobriety, and renewal.

Hayle shares how years of pain, questions, and searching eventually led her back to Christ — and how being baptized again became the moment that truly changed everything. From childhood church memories, struggles with trust, to rediscovering community and grace at First Church, this episode is a testimony of hope, redemption, and transformation.

If you’ve been feeling lost, questioning your faith, or wondering what “starting over” really looks like, this episode will meet you right where you are and remind you that light always follows the dark.

📖 Book mentioned: The Hidden Peace by Joel Muddamalle

🎶 Series mentioned: Made for More – First Church

In this episode, I open up about my journey with hormone therapy and how it transformed not only my health, but also my mental and emotional well-being. For a long time, I struggled with depression, anxiety, exhaustion, and feeling like a shell of myself. After my hysterectomy at 27, doctors told me my hormone levels were “normal,” but deep down I knew something wasn’t right.

A year and a half later, a functional doctor finally uncovered the truth. My hormones were severely out of balance. That’s when I began hormone therapy, and it changed everything. From no energy, no drive, and no joy… to finally feeling alive again. My personality came back, I could laugh, and I finally had energy.

In this episode, I explain what hormone therapy is and how it works for me. We talk about how hormones affect mood, sleep, and energy, and why fighting for your body and advocating for yourself is so important when you know something is “off.”

This conversation is for anyone who has felt dismissed by “normal” lab results but knows deep down that their body is telling them something different. If you’ve been searching for answers to fatigue, anxiety, depression, or loss of joy, this episode will give you hope and practical insight into how hormone therapy can help restore balance.

Trigger warning: this episode discusses the depths of postpartum anxiety

In this episode, Hayle Hendrix opens up about her ongoing journey with postpartum anxiety, sharing the signs, symptoms, and personal experiences that many new moms may relate to but rarely talk about. She reflects on the first moments she felt anxiety after having children, describing the intense “what if” thoughts, panic attacks, and physical symptoms that left her feeling overwhelmed and disconnected.

Hayle also shares how she sought help through therapy, medications, and even medical marijuana during a season when nothing else seemed to work. She offers practical tools for managing anxiety, including visualization exercises that create a sense of calm and safety.

Throughout the episode, Hayle emphasizes that postpartum anxiety is common and nothing to be ashamed of. She closes with a book recommendation for mothers seeking guidance and support: Peace, Hope and Healing for the Anxious Mama’s Heart by Becky Thompson.

In this episode, I dive into my personal journey with EMDR—Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing—a powerful therapy often used to heal trauma, anxiety, depression, and even grief. EMDR helps your brain reprocess them so they no longer feel as heavy or overwhelming.

I share what my first EMDR sessions were like, the different methods therapists use like eye movements, taps, and buzzers and what it actually feels like during a session. I also talk about the reality of what comes after: the exhaustion, the emotional release, and why you may not want to plan much else for the day.

For me, EMDR was a year-long process that shifted from weekly to biweekly to monthly sessions. It wasn’t always easy, but it helped me feel less triggered, more grounded, and able to move forward without reliving the same pain over and over again.

If you’ve ever struggled with memories that still control your body and mind, this episode is for you. EMDR might be the tool that helps you release their grip and step into a healthier version of yourself.

Trigger warning: this episode discusses the depths of postpartum depression

In this episode, Hayle Hendrix opens up about her raw and deeply personal journey through postpartum depression. She shares what it was like to come home after the hospital, the guilt and disconnection she felt as a new mom, and the ways anxiety, PTSD, and dissociation impacted her daily life.

Alongside moments of family joy of holidays, birthdays, weddings; Hayle describes the hidden battle of trying to smile on the outside while feeling broken and empty inside. She also speaks candidly about returning to work too soon, experiencing panic and exhaustion, and ultimately realizing the importance of seeking professional help.

This episode reminds every mother that postpartum depression is not just the “baby blues”—it is heavy, isolating, and often misunderstood. Hayle’s story shines a light on the power of therapy, medication, and support, while encouraging other women that asking for help is not weakness but courage.

She opens with a heartfelt prayer for mothers walking through this valley and closes with a book recommendation: Seeing Beautiful Again by Lysa TerKeurst.