Have you ever looked at your life and wondered, Who is this for?

If you're worn out by silent expectations, unseen timelines, or the pressure to live someone else's version of "right," this conversation is a holy pause.

In this vunerable and hope - filled episode, I sit down with my friend Stephanie May Wilson- author, podcaster, and a tender voice for women longing to ive from truth. We talk about what it means to come home to yourself in a world that constantly asks you to perform, to achieve, to keep pace with expectations that God never placed on you.

Fom her bold move across the world to the quiet transformation of therapy and friendship, Stephanie''s story is a living testimony: grace makes room for change. And sometimes, the most sacred thing we can do is begin again.

What we unpack together:

• How therapy and self - awareness help uncover your truest self
• Why courage often looks like quitting what no longer fits
• The sacred strength of wise, honest female friendships
• Navigating life transitions- including motherhood, with grace- not guilt
• Letting fo of timelines and trusting God's slower, better way

If you're in the in-between naming your longing but not sure yet how to live into it- this episode is for you. It's a reminder that life is not on hold. You are not behind. And it's not too late.

As Stephanie says "A beautiful olife is something you can build and rebuild as often as you need."

So breathe deep. The pressure is not holy. Grace is calling you forward.

So, whether you're facing a major life decision or feeling pressured by invisible timelines, this is a conversation is for you and anyone who feels caught in the in-between or who's quietly wondering, Is this all there is? Let this be your reminder: you're allowed to change. You're allowed to have desire. And God's mercy is wide enough to hold your becoming.

Connect with Stephanie May Wilson https://stephaniemaywilson.com

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