The Hearts Hello

Year-end lists are tempting, but here’s a different move: pause long enough to notice what stopped getting care. We look at growth through a simple lens—water, soil, and sunlight—and use it to separate effort that feels productive from effort that actually works. No cliches, no pressure to fix everything by midnight, just honest steps that help your dreams, relationships, and peace come back to life.

I share what this year...

The quietest truth can change your whole life, especially when it shows up as a steady knowing rather than a loud sign. We open with a breath, then get honest about what discernment really feels like, how it sounds, and why fear often gets noisier right when clarity lands. If you’ve ever waited for “one more sign,” over-prayed to avoid tough moves, or softened your truth to keep the peace, this conversation gives language, structur...

The mic failed, the plan shifted, and what emerged was the conversation many of us needed: how to grieve the year we thought we’d have without losing the hope we still carry. We name the quiet disappointments that rarely get a ceremony—missed timelines, tired hearts, stretched boundaries—and we talk about why skipping straight to “the lesson” often leaves a heavy residue that shows up later in our bodies, our relationships, and our...

What if the chaos you keep “handling” is actually a set of early signals you’ve been trained to ignore? We pull back the curtain on a simple but powerful shift: teach your hands to war by engaging early, balancing offense and defense, and moving with emotional maturity. This is not about fighting people or living on high alert. It’s about learning to spot the whisper before life starts shouting.

We walk through seven arena...

You know that sudden urge to clean, organize, and go quiet—not from stress, but from a steady, certain pull to make room? That’s the heart of today’s conversation: nesting as spiritual preparation for the season you can feel but can’t yet see. I share how a late release and an unexpected wave of productivity signaled alignment, not urgency, and why the most important shifts begin with small, honest choices that honor your capacity....

The stadium is quiet. No scoreboard, no stopwatch—just you, laced up, staring down a lane that finally feels like yours. That’s where we begin: a fired-up, no-applause-needed season where the goal isn’t to perform for the crowd but to become who you were built to be. We use the track as our mirror, trading comparison and timelines for alignment, pace, and a deep, honest gear that shows up when you think you’re out of breath.

The calendar may be closing, but your window is wide open. If the year felt like a tug-of-war between hope and hesitation, this conversation offers a grounded path forward: see the person you’re becoming and make one decision that moves you toward her today. We start by naming the cravings that surface when the noise quiets—direction that isn’t performative, alignment that brings peace, and momentum that can be slow yet real. From ...

A quiet conviction can change an entire day. We start with that gritty, 5 a.m. honesty—the rush of thoughts, the sense that too many tabs are open—and follow it into a practical map for taking back what we’ve been handing out without noticing: our peace, our voice, our time, our energy, our joy, and even our identity. Along the way, we talk about the difference between control and alignment, why saying yes while your spirit says no...

What if your “not yet” is actually a setup for everything you’ve prayed for? We take a hard, honest look at waiting, small beginnings, and those quiet stretches where it feels like no one is watching—and reveal how they’re strengthening your roots so your future fruit is safe to share. Instead of treating delays like denial, we unpack the deeper work of healing, identity, and discipline that turns gifting into sustainable impact.

What if the strongest thing you do this week is stop apologizing for being well? We open the door to a reestablished season—one where peace isn’t performed, it’s embodied—and invite you to lay down the reflexive sorries that keep you small. From love that shows up with presence and depth to boundaries that feel like maintenance instead of meanness, we unpack how to stand in your clarity without hardening your heart.

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Ready is a moving target, and waiting has a way of dressing up as wisdom. We dive straight into the tension between purpose and procrastination, calling out the subtle ways fear hides—perfectionism, over-research, shifting timelines—and replacing them with simple, brave steps that create momentum. You’ll hear why asking for another sign can become a spiritual stall tactic, and how obedience plus action is often the shortest path to...

What if your next chapter isn’t about starting over, but starting from your truest foundation? We open up about a birthday that isn’t balloons—it’s becoming. After a year defined by refinement, the glossy “glow-up” gave way to grit, to a quiet that burned off false roles, and to the kind of honesty that lets you hear your own voice again. We talk about what was lost, what was found, and why presence feels better than applause when ...

Quiet has a way of changing everything. We open with a breath and move into the heart of spiritual clarity—learning to recognize divine nudges that don’t crash like thunder but arrive as gentle whispers. If you’ve been waiting for a grand sign, you might be missing the recurring thought, the sudden peace, or the subtle disruption that’s already guiding your next step.

Together we unpack how to spot those signals in daily l...

What if that unexpected pause in your life wasn't a detour but a divine redirection? After experiencing a 365-day hiatus following a layoff, I've discovered something transformative about the sacred work of reestablishing—it's not about erasing what happened, but returning to who you truly are.

The first day of autumn brings with it a powerful invitation. It's time to stop settling for relevance and sta...

A simple red velvet cake sparked a revelation that might forever change how you view your giving heart.

Have you ever wondered why you rush to meet others' needs without being asked? Why you remember the small details, show up without hesitation, or give freely without expectation of return? This spontaneous episode dives deep into the beautiful paradox of natural givers - those who pour out endlessly yet somehow main...

That seemingly innocent phrase—"it is what it is"—might be the most dangerous thing you say all day. Far from being a sign of mature acceptance, those five words often mark the moment we stop advocating for ourselves and start adjusting to what drains us.

Listen closely to what happens in your body when you say it: shoulders drop not in relief but surrender, breath shallows, tone flattens, eyes lower. Your nervou...

The breadcrumbs we accept in life—those moments when we settle for less than we deserve—don't just appear on our plates. They infiltrate our spirits, leaving us with a subtle ache as we continuously accept "almost enough" and celebrate halfway love. When we keep telling ourselves to be grateful for what's clearly beneath our needs, we start to question our worth. Is this all we deserve? Is this just how life wor...

Feeling a shift in your spirit? You're not alone. As we enter September—a month symbolizing birthing, completion, and transition—something profound is happening. This isn't your typical motivational talk; it's a heartfelt warning about the power of conversations and who deserves access to your dreams.

We've all been there: excitedly sharing good news only to have someone's response deflate our joy ...

Why do we treat diamonds with reverence but leave ourselves unprotected? This thought-provoking exploration of self-worth challenges us to reconsider how we value ourselves in a world that often teaches us to accept less than we deserve.

When was the last time you treated yourself like you mattered? We instinctively know how to handle valuables – whispering in jewelry stores, keeping hands behind our backs at museums, stor...