If you’ve ever looked around at your life and thought, “This isn’t where I expected to be,” this episode is for you. Whether you’re adjusting to an empty nest, navigating a quiet shift in your marriage, or asking God, “What’s next for me?”—you’re not alone. In today’s episode of Mornings with MONETTE, we’re getting honest about the power of our daily habits and the quiet routines that either build us up or keep us stuck.
This faith-based conversation will help you:
- Reflect on key areas of your life—faith, marriage, health, home, and purpose.
- Break free from autopilot mode and step into intentional living.
- Reignite your spiritual connection with God and rediscover your identity beyond past roles.
- Create small, consistent changes that lead to transformation—personally, spiritually, and professionally.
You’ll walk away with practical journaling prompts, a challenge that could change your future, and encouragement to put your time, attention, and effort into the areas that truly matter.
If you’re a Christian woman in midlife who’s ready to live with purpose, rekindle your joy, and walk this new season out with clarity and courage—this episode will speak right to your heart.
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