We are still talking about the importance of not giving all of ourselves. We have to learn the power of “No” and not allowing people to guilt us into doing things that we do not have the bandwidth to do. If it drains you, say no, if it fuels you, say yes.

This episode shares a book by C.S. Lewis about his own grief. How he felt and was dealing with losing his wife. We all will go through grief numerous times in this lifetime. We can grieve in a healthy way. I encourage you to get the book and to make sure you sit down and talk to a professional about how you are getting through your loss. You can pick up the book on Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, Books a Million, do a google search for more options.

Stay the course, quitting should not be an option. The plan A, B, and C should be to finish no matter what. It’s easy to quick, but challenging to finish. Allow the finished work to grow you and mature for the next season of your life.

You’re either walking in purpose or walking in their opinions—there’s no in-between. They’ll always have something to say. They’ll question your every move. They’ll be offended—not because of you, but because your purpose exposes their insecurities. But hear this: Purpose doesn’t need permission. You don’t owe anyone an explanation. You don’t need their validation. Don’t let their comfort zone become your cage. Keep moving. Stay focused. Walk in what you were called to do

Limitations often get a bad reputation—but what if they’re actually there to protect you? Sometimes, they act as guardrails, keeping you safe and steady. But what happens when those same limits start to feel uncomfortable, restrictive, or outdated?

In this episode, we take a deeper look into why we allow ourselves and others to put limitations that do not benefit our lives. You deserve more and understanding and knowing this will help shift your mindset in making necessary moves.

Limitations often get a bad reputation—but what if they’re actually there to protect you? Sometimes, they act as guardrails, keeping you safe and steady. But what happens when those same limits start to feel uncomfortable, restrictive, or outdated?

In this episode, we explore the idea that many limitations are self-imposed. They once served a purpose—but now, they might be holding you back. Realizing you deserve more is powerful. And yes, walking away from what feels safe takes courage—but it's courage you already have. You’re not stuck. You have the power to shift, grow, and redefine what’s possible.

The only way to be honest with others is to first be honest with yourself. We can’t grow if we are not honest about what we believe, how we feel, our breaking points, our likes and dislikes.