Laura and I discuss her new book Beyond The Noise. We talk about those moments where we question and doubt ourselves, our purpose, and if we and who we are really matter.

In today's conversation Abby talks about her new book, Shift. Shift explores the life-changing truth that when we adjust our lens to focus our eyes on God rather than on what we wish we were seeing in our lives, He reveals Himself to us.

Mary shares the importance recognizing and giving yourself permission to let go of unhealthy friendships and ones that have just run their course.

Fellow podcaster and writer, Rachael Adams and I discuss where to look when our insecurities are messing with our confidence and making us feel less than the person God created us to be.

Erin shares the insecurities she had faced with food for two decades and how intuitive eating has changed her life and approach with food.

Nicolle and I discuss the support that teachers are hoping to receive from parents this school year and the importance of learning to be comfortable, being uncomfortable.

Educational leader Becky Copp and I discuss the importance of looking for the positives in what seems to be a negative time in education as well as the making the choice to be flexible in the unknowns ahead.

Jen is the 7th grade assistant principal in the Rome School District. She and I discuss her position as a leader in both her professional and personal life and how important it is for parents to set their children up for success with leading by example instead of resistance in the upcoming school year.

President Porterfield and I discussion leading a college through a pandemic with faith, hope & love. She shares the importance of protecting her students and staff as well as encouragement and helpful steps moving ahead during this "burden of uncertainty."

Jen talks about identifying the need for perfection. How to uproot it from our heart and shift the focus on the perfection that God created uniquely in each of us.