In this episode of She’s Too Quiet, we talk about something most of us avoid but desperately need: letting go. Before stepping into a new season—especially a year as significant as 2026—God often calls us to release. You’ll learn the key signs that it’s time to let something go and how to recognize when a season has quietly ended—even if you’re still trying to hold on.

💭 Journal Prompts: 

1. What am I still carrying that God has been asking me to release? List anything that feels heavy, draining, or outside of who you want to become.

2. What belief about yourself needs to be left in 2025? Old identity → new identity.

3. If you let go, what are you afraid will happen?  

Name the fear to expose the root.

4. What space do I want to create for 2026? Emotionally, spiritually, relationally, physically.

🎵 Closing Song Recommendation: “Breakthrough” by Chibike

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In today’s episode, I’m opening my heart and sharing a letter I wrote to God… a letter of gratitude, honesty, and reflection.

It’s easy to forget how much God has already provided when we’re busy planning, pushing, and trying to make everything happen on our own. But when we pause—really pause—we start to see His fingerprints everywhere.

Thank you for listening. And thank You, God… for being close enough to hear us.

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In this episode we continue our conversation on what it means to plan the year ahead with God rather than simply for ourselves. Whether you’re the introvert who thrives with structure or the dreamer who struggles to commit to plans, this conversation will help you align your goals with God’s pace, God’s voice, and God’s purpose.

💭 Journal Prompt: For today’s journal prompt, list the goals you're considering for the year ahead. Next to each one, write:

• Does this support my calling?

• Is this for God’s glory or my validation?

• Is this goal a step in the direction of my purpose or a distraction from it?

🎵 Closing Song Recommendation: Reap by Joao Da Silva ft. Zeph France.

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In this episode we slow down and talk about what it means to plan the year ahead with God rather than simply for ourselves. Whether you’re the introvert who thrives with structure or the dreamer who struggles to commit to plans, this conversation will help you align your goals with God’s pace, God’s voice, and God’s purpose.

💭 Journal Prompt: What is one area of your life that God is asking you to plan with Him as we approach 2026 ? Are there areas in your life you’ve planned without him? If so, try planning with Him in 2026.

🎵 Closing Song Recommendation: “Another Year” by Cejae

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In a world that celebrates loud faith and visible passion, it’s easy for quiet souls to question their place in God’s plan. Maybe you’ve wondered if your calm spirit or soft voice makes you less useful — less seen — by Him. In this episode, we anchor in 1 Corinthians 12:17–19 (AMP) to remind you that every part of the body matters, and that God intentionally designed your quiet nature for purpose.

Through gentle reflection and honest encouragement, we’ll explore what it means to serve, worship, and love God in ways that may not always be loud — but are deeply sincere. Because God doesn’t move through volume; He moves through availability.

💭 Journal Prompt: Where has God asked you to show up quietly but intentionally? How might your calmness be part of His plan?

🎵 Closing Song Recommendation: “All for Me” by Darrel Walls & PJ Morton

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“She’s Too Quiet” — for the soft-spoken and deeply felt.

In this episode I open up about what it means to lead without chasing the spotlight. I will explore the beauty and power of quiet leadership: the kind that doesn’t demand attention but naturally earns respect.

From meeting deadlines and staying calm in chaos to leading through peace and presence, be reminded that influence isn’t always loud — it’s often lived.

You’ll also hear stories of timeless quiet leaders:
✨ Rosa Parks, who sparked change through peaceful courage.
✨ Coretta Scott King, who carried legacy through grace.
✨ Maya Angelou, who led with words that healed and moved hearts.
✨ Lessie Octavia Gandy, a matriarch whose stillness shaped generations.

Each story points to one truth: leadership doesn’t have to shout — it can stand still, speak softly, and still shift the world.

🎧 Tune in for a reflective, faith-filled reminder that your calm is powerful, your presence is leadership, and your quiet voice carries influence.

🎶 Featured Song: “Be Still” by Travis Greene

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Some friendships grow loud with time. Others grow quiet — but still, they grow.

In this episode, I sit down with my longtime friend Jackie Reese to talk about what it looks like to stick together through life’s changes. When your paths start to look different, how do you stay connected without guilt? How do you honor the friendship and your own growth?

We talk about giving grace for distance, redefining what connection looks like, and trusting God with every season of friendship.

Verse: Ecclesiastes 3:1 – “For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven.”

💭 A reminder for anyone who feels the distance: growing differently doesn’t mean growing apart.

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In this episode, I discuss what it means to hear God clearly in silence, especially after letting go of the things that don' t please God. When words run out and prayers turn into quiet tears, God still meets us there — not with noise, but with peace.

📖 Verse:

“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10

🕊️ Prompt:
Take 3 minutes of silence today. Just sit with Him.

If you’re in a season of release, may this remind you — the silence isn’t empty. It’s full of God’s presence.

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Sometimes the world feels too loud — deadlines, family, church, social events. For quiet souls, that noise can lead to burnout and overstimulation. In this episode, I share a quiet confession: “Sometimes I disappear just to breathe.”

You’ll hear why rest isn’t selfish but stewardship, how quiet time helps us love better, and a simple journal prompt: Where do you go to find quiet? Can you create more of it?

This is your reminder: rest is not optional. For the quiet ones, it’s essential.

🎶 Closing Song Recommendation: “Mollo” by Anomalie

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This one’s for the soft spoken and deeply felt.

Waddup Tho?! Guess who’s back ? 🙋🏽‍♀️ After a little break, I’m back behind the mic with a brand new episode of She’s Too Quiet — the podcast for the ones who’ve been overlooked, underestimated, or simply too quiet for the noise of this world.

In this episode, we’re breaking down the myth that quiet equals weak. I’m sharing a personal story from my early 20s that taught me a powerful lesson: sometimes silence is strength. From being misunderstood at work to letting my actions speak louder than my words, this one is for anyone who's ever been told to “speak up” just to be seen.

We’re also digging into 2 Corinthians 12:9, reflecting on how God’s power shows up in the very places we think we’re falling short. Spoiler: your quiet strength might be exactly where His grace shines the brightest.

🔍 Journal Prompt: When have you been strong in silence?

Plus, I’m closing with a song that’s been grounding me lately: “GR8 R U” by Wess.
Let’s reframe the narrative. Quiet doesn’t mean weak — it means powerful, purposeful, and deeply rooted.

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This is for the soft spoken and deeply felt.
Until next time, LOVE God. LOVE people. Deuces. ✌🏽