I’ve outgrown almost love. Quiet love. Inconsistent love. This episode is for the women who’ve stopped chasing and started choosing peace. You don’t want promises — you want presence. You’re no longer accepting whispers when you deserve to be loved out loud. If they won’t show up fully, they can go.

You can love your child and still feel overwhelmed, unsupported, and exhausted — especially when you’re doing it all alone. In this episode, I talk about those moments when you’re hoping family steps in or the other parent finally shows up… but they don’t. And somehow, you’re still standing. Still showing up. Still you. Even when tired. Even without the fairytale ending.

Healing didn’t make me colder — it made me softer, and that softness is strength. In this episode, I share what it’s like to go from survival mode to allowing love in. From always being the strong one to learning how to be held. Being vulnerable doesn’t make you weak — it makes you real.

Breaking cycles is lonely work. In this episode, I open up about what it really means to raise a child differently than you were raised — to lead with softness, unlearn toxic patterns, and show your kids a kind of love you had to learn on your own. You’re not failing — you’re rewriting. And that matters.

Peace isn’t free — it costs boundaries, tough choices, and sometimes even people you thought would always be in your life. As a single mom, learning the difference between “keeping the peace” and protecting my peace changed everything. In this episode, I share how setting boundaries gave me back my joy, my energy, and a better version of myself for my daughter.

Dating as a single mom isn’t easy. Some people say they’re okay with kids — but only see you, not the full package. For a long time, I stayed in survival mode, cautious and guarded. But God showed me not all men are the same. In this episode, I open up about the struggles of dating as a mom, and how finding someone who loves both me and my daughter reminded me that real love doesn’t divide you — it embraces all of you.

The internet makes the “soft girl era” look like luxury trips and spa days — but what does it mean for single moms holding everything down? In this episode, I open up about redefining softness on my own terms: setting boundaries, choosing peace, and remembering that strength and softness can coexist. Because softness isn’t weakness — it’s survival, and it’s freedom.

From the sleepless nights replaying the day, to the “iPad guilt,” to wondering if you’re doing enough — mom guilt is real. And when you’re a single mom, it can feel even heavier without anyone there to reassure you. In this episode, I open up about the weight of guilt, why it shows up, and how I’m learning that perfection isn’t what our kids need — presence is.

Some moms bounce back after kids with the full support system behind them. But for single moms, it’s not always that simple — especially when the other parent only shows up for photo ops. In this episode, I open up about losing myself in motherhood, from baggy sweats and oversized tees to forgetting the woman I was before. And why sometimes, putting on that dress, doing your hair, and showing up for you is the most powerful step you can take.

Growing up, weekends at grandma’s or summers with family were normal — the village showed up. But today? Grandparents want to “live their life,” family support has faded, and moms are left carrying it all alone. In this episode, I open up about what it feels like to parent without a village, and why I’m choosing to break the cycle so my daughter will always know what presence and support look like.