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Would you believe me if I told you January straight‑up lied to you? She’s that over-caffeinated friend who barges in, drinks your fancy coffee, urges you to start a podcast and a side hustle, reorganizes your pantry, and leaves you with a mess. That’s not discipline. That’s chaos in a cute outfit.

Here’s the good news: by the end of this episode, you’ll understand how to turn so‑called "failed" resolutions into momentum, using an easy four‑step framework that will help you make Decision‑Fatigue March your most productive, sustainable month yet.

Your momentum didn’t fizzle out because you’re lazy. It’s because January‑You, a motivational hologram, disappears when real life hits. March‑You are here, making real decisions. Today, we’ll build her a plan that works.

Timestamps:

(00:48) - Why Momentum Actually Dies

(03:26) - The Comfort–Discomfort Cycle That Quietly Kills Consistency

(05:07) - Why Momentum Was Never Meant to Be a Solo Sport

(08:06) - The Spiritual Reason the Middle Is Where Growth Happens

(09:21) - The 4-Step Framework for Building Momentum That Actually Lasts

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Today I’m talking with my friend Debra Fileta about her new book, People Skills, and why many relationships seem harder than they should. If you’ve ever left a conversation thinking, That’s not what I meant, there’s a reason—and it’s not because you’re unkind or uncaring.

This episode is for the try‑hard people. The ones who show up with good hearts and good intentions, yet still feel misunderstood. If you’ve ever thought, My heart is in the right place, so why does my message keep landing sideways? This conversation is going to feel like a deep exhale.

Debra explains why good intentions don’t guarantee good communication, how to avoid being an accidental jerk (even the nicest people can be), and the four stages of conversation most people never move past. We discuss why vulnerability builds trust and how small shifts in awareness can transform how people experience you. It’s honest, freeing, and will make every relationship in your life feel more open and connected.

Timestamps:

(01:08) - Why We’re So Quick to Label Other People as the Problem

(04:38) - The Subtle Ways We Accidentally Damage Connection Without Realizing It

(17:35) - The Conversation Levels That Separate Surface Talk from Real Connection

(22:10) - The Three People Skills That Matter More Than Anything Else

(25:53) - Why Listening Is Harder Than We Think 

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What if your house is quietly gaslighting you into believing you’re still the 2021 version of yourself? Stay with me. Many of us are living inside a museum exhibit called "The Woman I Used to Be."

But this isn't just about your house. Digital spaces—outgrown apps, stagnant group chats, and endless feeds—reflect who you were, not who you are. Relationships and routines may be draining energy from outdated versions of yourself. Even old mental patterns can prevent you from recognizing your transformation.

It's no surprise you feel stuck or guilty. You're ready to grow, but your surroundings keep you tethered to your past. Today, we'll explore ways to let your environment evolve so you can keep moving forward.

Timestamps:

(03:38)- Identity Lag & the Ghosts of Who You Used to Be

(05:17)- When Your Environment Is Designed for Everyone but You

(07:08) - How Environmental Friction Keeps You Stuck (and How to Fix It)

(11:46)- Your Phone Is a Room — and It’s Shaping You

(13:32) - Practical Steps to Build an Environment That Supports Who You’re Becoming

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Today’s Valentine’s Day episode is all about love, communication, and why relationships can feel absolutely magical one minute… and wildly confusing the next. I’m sitting down with Dr. Gary Chapman to dig into what’s really going on when love isn’t landing the way you hoped and why even the best intentions can still miss the mark.

If you’ve worked hard at connection but felt like you and your partner speak past each other, this episode is for you. We’ll name the hidden tensions behind mixed signals, silent hurts, and "I’m fine" moments to highlight what really disconnects us—often before arguments arise.

We explore how a single negative moment can outweigh positives, how your unique personality shapes love languages, and how to spot when your partner’s love tank is low—before it’s too late. If you’ve wondered, "Why does love still feel hard?" this episode will clarify what’s behind relational struggles and offer tools for understanding.

Timestamps:

(07:44) - How Your Personality Shapes the Way Love Lands

(10:15) - The Fastest Ways We Accidentally Drain Each Other’s Love Tanks

(13:55) - The Quiet Warning Signs a Love Tank Is Dropping Before Anyone Says a Word

(18:40) - Why Empathy Changes Everything (and How to Strengthen It)

(26:20) -  One Simple Shift That Fills Each Other’s Love Tanks Faster

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Alli

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You don’t need confidence to start. You need evidence. Tiny actions. Brave reps. Faithful little steps that give your brain something solid to hold onto. Proof that says, We’ve done hard things before. We can do this again. Confidence isn’t the prerequisite. It’s the fruit of showing up long before you feel ready.

Most of us stay stuck because we’re waiting to feel qualified, healed, calm, or magically fearless. We dress it up and call it wisdom, strategy, or “just praying about it a little longer.” But deep down, we know the truth: that perfect, confident moment we’re hoping for never actually arrives.

Confidence doesn’t get you moving. Courage does. Confident women don’t start being confident. They start wobbly, unsure, and a little sweaty. They take the next right step anyway. Over time, they build a history of bravery. A stack of real-life evidence that whispers, I survived that uncomfortable thing. I can do the next one too.

And that evidence, not a quote or a pep talk, is what finally grows confidence that lasts.

Timestamps:

(00:58) - You Don’t Need Confidence to Start, You Need Evidence

(02:29) - Why Confidence Grows From Real Data

(03:30) - How Your Brain Is Always Collecting Proof About Who You Are

(06:03) - Confidence is Optional, But Courage is Commanded

(08:07) - Practical Ways to Build Evidence Instead of Waiting to Feel Ready

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Today’s episode will reframe how you think about your thoughts and mind. I’m sitting down with Dr. Lee Warren, a neurosurgeon and author, to talk about how your brain actually works and why the patterns running your life aren’t permanent.

We're diving into the neuroscience behind why your thoughts literally reshape your brain, how high-performing women can break free from limiting patterns, what God designed your brain to actually do, and yes, we're talking about social media, short-form content, and what it is doing to your brain without you even realizing it.

Here’s the hope you need today: you are not a victim of your mind. You’re not stuck with the brain you have, and you’re not powerless against old patterns. This conversation will show you how to intentionally rewire your thoughts and change the direction of your life from the inside out.

Timestamps:

(04:05) - How Your Thoughts Literally Rewire Your Brain

(09:46) - Why What You Focus On Becomes Your Reality

(14:15) - Practical Ways to Tune Up and Renew Your Brain

(18:22) - How Repeated Thoughts Shape the Life You’re Living

(24:24) -  What Short-Form Content and Social Media Are Doing to Your Brain

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You know that sinking feeling when you know exactly what to do, yet can’t make yourself do it. You’ve lined up accountability partners, downloaded habit trackers, given yourself pep talks, and muscled through with willpower, and still, nothing sticks. If motivation keeps ghosting you, this one’s for you.

Here’s the reframe most of us were never taught: this might not be a discipline problem. It could be a delightful problem. When growth feels like punishment, it never lasts. And when willpower runs out, and it always does, only joy keeps you moving. Real delight.

Today, we’re rethinking discipline from the ground up..not with more pressure, another color‑coded system, or more “try harder” energy that exhausts you before you start. We’ll use a smarter, kinder, more sustainable way to build consistency, one that works with your real life.

By the end, you’ll know how to create rhythms that feel lighter, habits that feel supportive, and a version of discipline that finally carries you forward.

Timestamps:

(01:59) - Why Discipline With Delight Is How Real Change Actually Sticks

(03:21) - Discipline Isn’t Broken. Your Approach Might Be.

(04:38) - The Brain Science Behind Delight-Driven Transformation

(06:26) - Wait, Isn’t Discipline Supposed to Feel Hard?

(07:32) - Simple, Real-Life Steps to Build Delight-Driven Change

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Today I’m sitting down with Erin Port—one of my brilliant business coaching clients and a dear friend—to discuss her new book, Tiny Tweaks, Happy Life. If you’re tired of empty promises, burnout, and overwhelming advice, you’ll relate to our conversation.

Here’s what I know about you: you don’t need permission to rest or rise. You need a strategy that fits your life—something that helps you enjoy your days rather than just get through them. That’s what Erin offers. She shows how small tweaks create momentum you didn’t know you needed.

This is how high performers stay consistent without burnout. They don’t overhaul their routines or lives. They adjust, optimize, and move forward with intention.

Timestamps:

(06:04) - Why Tiny Tweaks Beat Big Life Overhauls Every Time

(08:02) - The One Question to Ask Before You Start Anything New

(12:48) - The Happiness Square: A Simple Framework for More Daily Joy

(17:14) - The Tiny Tweaks Erin Made That Quietly Paid Off Big

(22:54) -  Why Celebrating Tiny Wins Changes Everything

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It’s not always the big, dramatic failures that shake your confidence. Those are obvious—you see them coming and can move on. It’s the small, unnoticed habits that quietly undermine you, suggesting you’re not enough before you’re even aware of it.

Many women think their confidence struggles are from unachieved goals—the promotion they didn't win or the self they aren’t yet. But the true cause of low confidence lies elsewhere.

Your confidence isn’t gone; it’s worn down by unnoticed, repeated patterns—small, automatic habits that appear normal yet slowly erode self-belief.

In this episode, we expose the quiet habits that diminish confidence, using compassion and honesty. If you feel stuck or discouraged, this conversation will help name the real issue and offer a way to break the cycle.

Once you see the pattern, you can change it. So take a moment now to notice your patterns—and decide how you want to shift them. When you do, confidence stops being something you chase and becomes something you live from.

Timestamps:

(02:42) - The Truth About Confidence No One Warns You About

(03:04) - The 4 Everyday Habits Quietly Killing Your Confidence

(09:24) - How God Renews You from the Inside Out: Thoughts, Habits, Rhythms

(10:34) - 3 Simple Habits That Build Quiet, Unshakable Confidence

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Today I’m sitting down with Dr. Steven Gundry — world‑renowned cardiothoracic surgeon, gut‑health pioneer, and multiple New York Times bestselling author. His work has completely reshaped the way I think about health, energy, and the real roots of many of the symptoms women navigate every day.

In this episode, we dig into why your gut is running more of your life than you realize. We discuss hidden inflammation, brain fog, mood swings, decision fatigue, and energy drains you may have written off as “just life.” More importantly, we explore what you can start doing today to feel clearer and more like yourself.

There is fascinating new science emerging in gut health, and Dr. Gundry makes it simple, practical, and doable. No overwhelm. No extremes. Just smart, grace-filled insights to help you understand your body, calm inflammation, and get your brain and energy back online.

Timestamps:

(02:24) - The Everyday Habit Most Women Don’t Realize Is Wrecking the Gut-Brain Connection

(02:54) - “Healthy” Foods That Are Quietly Sabotaging Your Gut

(08:16) - How Your Gut Bacteria Shapes Your Personality

(14:50) - Who’s Really in Charge of Hunger? How the Gut Signals the Brain to Start and Stop Eating

(24:22) - How Long It Actually Takes to Heal and Rebuild Your Gut Microbiome

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