In this episode, Abi explores what it really means to be in “the middle” — the part of life that feels stuck, delayed, and exhausting, yet quietly transformative.

Through deeply personal reflections and the story of a close friend navigating trial, Abi unpacks how growth often happens in the most uncomfortable seasons. She speaks about pushing forward while feeling blocked, adapting to forced change, finding your voice under pressure, and allowing yourself to move toward love and peace even before everything is resolved.

The middle is not glamorous. It’s not linear. It’s not loud.

But it’s where strength is forged, identity is sharpened, and self-trust is built.

You can feel stuck — and still be becoming.

• Feeling stuck does not mean you are stagnant.

• The middle is where you decide you will not disappear.

• Progress is rarely linear — and often deeply exhausting.

• Adaptation is not failure; it is strength in motion.

• You can be rebuilding and still be worthy of love.

• Survival is a season — not a permanent identity.

• The middle refines you, even when it feels unfair.

• Standing — even when tired — is still forward.

• You are not losing. You are becoming.

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There are seasons where you pray — not for comfort, but for survival.

In Episode 4 of Not the Narrative with Abi, Abi shares the moment she realized God was answering her prayers with no, even as she desperately needed provision to protect her child, sustain her business, and endure an unrelenting season of pressure.

This episode is about:

• praying for help and waking up to nothing changed

• holding everything together while quietly breaking

• losing your old identity and being reshaped in the process

• discovering that being carried doesn’t always look like rescue

This isn’t a sermon.
It’s a raw, faith-filled reflection on endurance, trust, and becoming.

If you’re in a season where you’re doing everything right and still struggling — this episode will meet you there.

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In this episode, Abi explores what emotional regulation looks like in real life — especially within the complexities of co-parenting and ongoing personal challenges. Through personal reflection, she shares how regulation is not about emotional suppression or perfection, but about self-awareness, restraint, and choosing intentional responses over reactive ones. Abi highlights the importance of resilience, self-validation, and strong support systems, emphasizing that healing is non-linear and growth often happens in moments no one else sees.

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In this episode, Abi speaks honestly from the in-between — the space where survival is still active, responsibilities don’t stop, and yet moments of joy quietly begin to appear.

She explores what it means to live with pressure while allowing joy to exist alongside it, even when life feels unresolved. Abi reflects on emotional regulation, self-acceptance, and the reality that healing doesn’t always feel like relief. Instead, it can look like continuing to show up, meeting deadlines, paying bills, and still giving yourself permission to feel something good without guilt.

This episode is for anyone learning how to hold both struggle and joy at the same time — and realizing they don’t cancel each other out.

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In this first episode, Abi introduces Not the Narrative , a space for calm truth in a world that rewards reaction.

She reflects on how women, mothers, and business owners are often reduced to labels, moments, and assumptions, especially in high-conflict environments and why choosing emotional regulation is not weakness, but power.

This episode isn’t about defending a story. It’s about stepping out of it.

A grounded introduction to the voice, values, and conversations that will shape this podcast from motherhood and faith to business, boundaries, rebuilding, and choosing peace without apology.

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