Whether it's freedom in your relationships, freedom from past trauma or time freedom, this episode will propel you into the next level of thinking about what freedom means to you. 

Until Next Time...

Family, this is a bittersweet episode for us. After this week's episode, we will be putting a hold on releasing new content for a while. I share a little more about this in today's episode, but this week's topic is timely and is a perfect description of my next freedom challenge for you!

Thank you for your support and for your love during this time. I'd still love to hear from you, so please feel free to connect with me at [email protected]. Until next time, stay blessed.

In this week's episode, I'm sharing the thing that's been holding me back in this season and the clear instruction that I've been given to change it. I pray that it helps all of us walk in freedom!

Hello family! This month is Freedom February and we are continuing the conversation about how to walk in freedom.

In this week's episode, I'm sharing 6 questions that have shifted the way that I take inventory of my mental, physical and spiritual life. If we really want to walk in freedom, it requires us to not just take inventory of our lives when things are challenging, but it demands that we take inventory at all times. 

Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/0piXfajWbrs

In this episode, we're making a commitment to ourselves that requires a boldness, persistence, and faith like we have never experienced before– to walk in freedom! 

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Hey family! This week, Martin and I are wrapping up our "In The Beginning" series. In our conversation, we're breaking down how the single years of your life have the power to make or break your future lifestyle and your relationships. Living in a digital world, we're surrounded by so many opinions about what it means to be single. If you ask us, your single season is your evolution season.

It's one thing to be a winner and it's another to establish a winning culture. In this week's episode, Martin and I are breaking down how we broke the unfulfilling cycle of being goal-oriented and how we became growth-oriented. This change in our thinking is what altered the trajectory of our relationships and lifestyle. 

To tune in the John Maxwell Leadership Podcast mentioned on this podcast, click here!

To let us know how you think Martin did with introducing the topic of today's conversation, email me at [email protected]!

Hello family and welcome back! This week, I'm joined my husband Martin again and we're talking about the simple thing that changed everything early in our personal growth journeys: mentality. 

If you want healthy relationships in life or in business, it boils down to having a servant's mentality. If you ultimately want more out of life, you have to alter your way of thinking. 

Find out how escaping the "system mentality" can put you on a path to creating the life, love and legacy of your dreams. 

The New Year is here family and we missed you all! We're starting things off this month with a brand new series called, In The Beginning. Martin and I are on a mission to lay the foundation for our lives and along the way, we are committed to shedding light on the process that has helped us serve, grow and win continually.

In this week's episode, we're talking wedding highlights and breaking down how, regardless of where you are, you can structure your beginning to catapult you into your destiny. 

In this week's episode, Martin and I are sharing our biggest insights from "The Road to Marriage" series before we tie the knot. With just one day to spare, we've decided that what we're most excited about is the opportunity to say, "I Do" every single day. Even when we don't see eye to eye, we realize that we don't have to serve one another–we get to.

His Needs Her Needs

Interview with Juliette & Tim Ross

Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year from the soon-to-be Jones family to yours!

Some people believe that marriage is about having someone else complete you. Others think that being married means that you will lose who you are. This week, my parents, Ben & Angela Currie, stopped by to fill us in on some of their greatest lessons learned throughout their last 28 years of marriage. It turns out that two halves don't make a whole, if you want your marriage to work.