When we cut away the dead things in life, we give new things permission to grow. Kennedy learned this lesson after the "big chop" and in this episode, she shares how liberating stepping out of our comfort zone and pushing past our normal can be.

It's September Singleness Month and in this episode, Kennedy is sharing three ways to stay satisfied while single. From one surprisingly simple skill to a shift in outlook, the advice in this episode challenges you to break away from your usual routine and embrace singleness with a new approach.

When we're called to be in a season of singleness, it's not punishment. It's actually a gift that brings us closer to ourselves and to God. Most of us recognize when there is something missing in our lives–like we're lost and wandering aimlessly with no direction. Have you considered that it could be a singleness problem? If we don't invest the time to get to know ourselves and God, then why do we expect others to? It's Single September! Are you answering the call?

Do you feel like you're entering a new season? Have you been dealing with discontentment in your current environment? You could be in a phase of repositioning for greater! Don't be discouraged! 

In this episode, Kennedy breaks down how to prepare for a new season in your life. Three practical points are helping her find her truth as a woman of faith, with the hope that listeners will be introduced, not to religion, but to a relationship with God.

In this special episode, we're trying something a little different to show our appreciation for our first 1K downloads! To our listeners, you have left reviews, shared social media posts, submitted emails, and more and we want to share your words with the world! Tune in today to hear the readings of heartfelt words from loyal listeners who have shared the impact that The Herelationship Podcast has had on their lives!

Life transitions are not always planned and in most instances, our plans can't predict everything. In this episode, Kennedy shares a few suggestions to help us prepare for the transitions in our lives–socially, mentally, and otherwise. It's been said repeatedly that preparation is key and with the right mind shift, a firm foundation, and strong relationships, transition can become the perfect opportunity for growth.

Relationships built on a firm foundation are more likely to be successful, by design. Whether a relationship is spiritual or romantic, a shaky foundation will not allow a profound structure to be built on top of it. For many of us, relationships are complicated and for all of us, relationships are a necessary part of life. The sooner we understand the importance of a firm foundation in each of our relationships, the better we will become at forming the ones that last.

The hardest part of the journey for a lot of us is simply starting. If we wait around for the perfect time to start something new, we will find ourselves in positions of comfort that never challenge us to push past our normal. In this podcast episode, Kennedy shares HER 5 tips for anyone that is wanting to start a new venture. Do good work and have faith that nothing you do with good intent will return to you void.

In today's society, the first impression is important and you only get one. Think about how many of us take pictures or record videos specifically to post on social media for a certain number of likes or comments. We have an opportunity at our fingertips to lay the foundation for a memorable first impression with anyone by practicing this value: kindness. One simple act of kindness can remove barriers and become a powerful way to form and maintain long-lasting relationships.

Good friends are hard to find and for many people who are dating, finding the right fit can be even more challenging. In this episode, Kennedy gives us three important things to think about when asking ourselves if a person is the right fit for us.

It's possible to get cozy in relationships or situation-ships that we don't need to be in and by remembering to keep these three tips in mind, we can make better decisions about whether someone is right for us and if we are right for them.