I'm Not Finished

Amanda offers up some wisdom she learned about the expectations we hold of ourselves and others. She illustrates the significance of allowing everyone to be exactly where they are.

Amanda and Brittany have a chick chat about the pressure of being who people need you to be versus who you are. Brittany discusses navigating expectations, the desire to fit in and the need to belong.

Amanda and Carrie have a conversation about what it looks like to put yourself in a box, have others put you in a box, and want nothing more than to break that box open.

Amanda shares helpful framework for assessing your physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual health, aka P.I.E.S. She discusses the importance of this tool and how it lends itself to a greater self-awareness and allows you to show up intentionally versus accidentally.

Amanda and Dr. Paula Stone Williams have a much needed, intentional conversation about what it means to live an encore life. Dr. Williams speaks to the seasons of life in which you feel lost and validates that lost is in fact a valuable place where the renewing of your mind and giftings come to light.

Join Amanda and Kristen as they talk about how our achilles heel can be our biggest superpower. Kristen processes growing up in the home of an addict and how learning to navigate chaos led her to having immeasurable impact as a leader.

Amanda talks about how we allow other voices to override our own. She breaks down her experience with words that have been spoken over her and how she let those words define her. Amanda discusses the importance of those divine voices God places in your life that remind you of exactly who you are. Amanda credits her guardian angel, Grandma Brown, for guiding her back to the God-given voice she possessed all along.

Join Amanda as she talks to Paul McClellan, CEO of LightBulbs.com. Paul shares his journey of life and death. Paul processes the night he was driving behind an ambulance thinking he was losing his wife and life as he knew it. That night just so happened to be the night God died, and yet became more alive than ever.

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Join Amanda and Austin as they discuss Austin's internal wrestle over purpose. Austin expresses that after being the "design brain" behind most of America's household names, he realized his efforts could be leveraged for even greater impact.

Amanda talks about how much figurative internal trash we tend to carry and how freeing it would be if we could express it instead of supress it. She believes the toxicity of pretending to be fine is killing us and we have an opportunity to do something about it.