If you’ve hit 35 (or beyond) and realized your life feels like an endless loop of work, errands, and emotional survival—you’re not alone. In this week’s video, Getting a Life After 35 , I talk about how many of us mistake busyness for having a life, when in reality, our schedules are full but our souls are starved. Your interests, your friendships, even your appetite for connection have changed—and that’s not a crisis, it’s a signal. It’s time to build a life that reflects wh

In this week’s video, Laid-Off From a Job, Finding You , I talk about the importance of pausing and reconnecting with yourself after an unexpected layoff—a step I wish I had taken during my own experience. In 2013, I quit my job, walked away from everything I owned, and financially bankrupted myself to pursue my calling and obey God. I moved to Charlotte with a plan and a temporary job, only to have that contract terminated just weeks later. Desperation set in because my plan

In this week’s video, Balanced, Not One-Sided Relationships, I unpack why the quality of your relationships determines the quality of your life—and how to create connections that reflect your growth, not drain your energy.

In 2015, when I first quit my job to pursue motivational speaking full-time, I cashed out my 401k for a little over $7,000.

In this week’s episode, I share my three tips on how personal accountability becomes a superpower.  Success starts with inner work. I was married at sixteen and divorced by twenty-one—with no support, no guidance, and deep abandonment wounds. Divorce crushed me, but it also became the lesson that changed everything. I learned that accountability is the foundation of growth. It regains your power—because blame keeps you stuck, but ownership gives you control over your future.