What happens when you stop surviving and start living from wholeness?

In this episode of Becoming, I talk about how reclaiming my soft life helped me appreciate my beauty — not just on dressed-up days, but in the quiet, ordinary moments too.

I share reflections on slowing down, being present, enjoying life with intention, spending time with God, and learning how to feel beautiful without performing or overdoing it.

This episode is for the woman who’s learning how to feel good in her life, trust her peace, and recognize that nothing is missing in her.

What if the soft life isn’t something you buy — but something you remember?

In this episode, I talk about reclaiming a way of living that once came naturally to me. From childhood tea parties and the safety of being covered, to adulthood where silence feels uncomfortable and peace takes intention, this conversation is about slowing down without guilt and letting go of the armor we picked up along the way.

We talk about:

• Why chaos can feel easier than calm

• How silence makes us sit with ourselves

• Letting go of armor without losing strength

• Choosing peace even when it feels unfamiliar

• And remembering that if God has us covered, we don’t have to live like we’re alone

This one is honest, reflective, and meant to be taken slowly.

We’ll pick this back up…

same time next week.

My kids are four years apart —

which means they met different versions of me.

Not because I didn’t love them.

Not because I didn’t try.

But because life kept changing me.

In this episode, I’m reflecting on motherhood through postpartum depression, deployments, starting over in new states without family nearby, and learning how to keep going even when I felt empty.

We talk about guilt, grace, survival seasons, and what it looks like to parent from healing instead of survival.

About the moments that didn’t look perfect — but were still rooted in love.

If you’re a mom…

if you’re healing while raising kids…

or if you’ve been strong for so long that rest feels unfamiliar —

this conversation is for you.