Ep 9: In this episode, I sit down with boundary and business coach Erin Anderson, who shares how her journey through betrayal trauma, physical and emotional healing, and spiritual awakening taught her to reclaim her identity and rebuild self-trust. What began as a painful unraveling became a profound reconnection to truth—and a calling to help other women do the same.

Erin opens up about overcoming depression, people-pleasing, and childhood conditioning rooted in narcissism. She explains why abandoning yourself to keep the peace only leads to deeper disconnection—and how boundaries, when rooted in love and truth, are the key to wholeness. This episode is full of soul-level insight on identity, agency, and why proving your worth is never the answer.

Why Listen:
If you've ever felt fractured by the need to prove your value, feared other people’s reactions, or abandoned your own needs to keep someone else calm—this episode is for you.

Erin speaks directly to the woman who feels pulled in every direction but can’t figure out how to come home to herself. Her insights are validating, empowering, and spiritually grounded, offering you a new framework to understand boundaries, identity, and love.

What You’ll Discover:

• Why boundary-setting is about self-love, not selfishness

• The link between self-betrayal and emotional burnout

• How to reframe judgment and criticism through a lens of compassion

• Why healing your relationship with yourself affects everything from motherhood to money

• What it really means to “stand in holy places” in everyday life

• How divine identity replaces the exhausting need to prove your worth

Connect with Erin on Facebook.

For $600 off her "Building the Unbreakable Boundary" course, email her at erinanderson@erinanderson-coaching.com.

Ep 8: When Missy Brown found herself navigating a new reality as the mother of neurodivergent children, her perspective on self-worth, priorities, and personal growth shifted forever.

In this heartfelt conversation, Missy shares her journey of raising two daughters and how advocating for their needs became the catalyst for rediscovering her own voice, value, and identity.

We talk about people-pleasing, letting go of shame, handling judgment from others, and how self-care isn't selfish. From meltdowns in public to moments of unexpected beauty, Missy offers a raw and refreshing take on what it means to lead with compassion, choose yourself, and stop waiting for the world’s approval.

Missy’s story is a reminder that you matter too. Whether or not you're raising neurodivergent children, you’ll see yourself in the wrestle between showing up for others and remembering who you are.

Ep 7: Katie Shields is a connection coach, homeschooling mom of (soon-to-be) eight, and co-leader of a thriving coaching business with her husband. But her path to purpose hasn’t looked conventional—and that’s exactly the point.

In this episode, Katie opens up about what it really takes to follow God’s calling when your life doesn’t fit neatly into the boxes culture (or even your own family) expects.

From homeschooling and business ownership to redefining productivity, worth, and what it means to “do it all,” Katie shares the wrestles, revelations, and rhythms that have helped her own her identity in every role she plays.

Whether she’s blending business with motherhood or learning to say no so she can say yes to what really matters, Katie’s story is a masterclass in living with intention—even when the path is anything but traditional.

Why Listen:
This episode is for the woman who feels torn between purpose and pressure, who’s tired of trying to fit into spaces that only see part of her. If you’re navigating the tension between being a present mom and a passionate creator… if you’ve ever felt judged for your choices or questioned whether you’re “doing it right”… this conversation will remind you that you’re not alone—and that the most important validation comes from within and above.

What You’ll Discover:

• Why owning your identity matters more than fitting into any one role

• How to stop trying to prove you’re “enough” and start living like you are

• Practical ways to combine seemingly competing priorities (faith, motherhood, business) into a unified, purposeful life

• The power of asking God what to focus on daily—and what to let go of

• Why flipping the script from “What am I saying no to?” to “What am I saying yes to?” might just change everything

You don’t have to be all things to all people. You just need to be the woman God created you to be—on purpose, for a purpose.

Connect with Katie on Facebook and https://www.mountainside.life

Books mentioned:

Essentialism by Greg McKeown

7 Habits by Stephen R. Covey

The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins