The other day, I got checked by no one other than myself. I had this great idea that was important to me and wanted it to happen, but my husband wasn’t on board, the kids weren’t either, and so I threw a childish tantrum. The next day, I had to take a hard look in the mirror and ask: What were my intentions with this anyway?

In today’s episode, I get real (and a little embarrassed) as I share how I realized I was in the wrong and how my intentions were wrong. We all need to take a little time and assess that thing before doing it, speaking it, or acting upon it.

To follow more of me, head on over to Instagram @youmatterbymegan

For a signed copy of my new book, From Zero To Four- https://meganlynnmay.com/collections/from-zero-to-four-book

If you are a gift-giving enthusiast or want to see all the irons I have in the fire, head on over to https://www.meganlynnmay.com/

Follow our journey of building a tiny cottage on Instagram @maysstays

Hey friend, let’s talk real for a minute. What limiting beliefs are you still fighting for? The ones that tell you you’re not enough, not capable, not ready?

In this episode, I’m opening up about a personal season in my life where I found myself unknowingly fighting for all the things I thought I couldn’t do. I was so deep in doubt that I didn’t even realize I was holding myself back by choosing to believe my limitations over possibility.

But then God stepped in.

He pulled me out of my comfort zone, stripped away the help and support I had been leaning on, and forced me to face things head-on. And let me tell you: what felt like a breaking moment was actually a building one. He was preparing me not just to overcome the things I thought I couldn’t do, but to step boldly into a new, powerful chapter of my life.

If you’re in a season of questioning your ability, doubting your worth, or feeling stuck... this one’s for you. Let’s uncover those beliefs you're still fighting for and flip the script.

Feeling a little heavier than usual lately? You're not alone. Over the past month, I found myself struggling and short-tempered, and having more anxiety, not just by my own thoughts, but by the energy, opinions, and emotions I was absorbing from others online. And it hit me: what we consume emotionally and energetically matters more than we even realize.

In this week's episode, I’m getting real about the impact of digital consumption and the importance of setting energetic boundaries. I’m also offering two challenges:

1. Pause Before You Post: What are you really trying to say or achieve? Let’s be more mindful of the energy we put out.
2. Prioritize Real-Life Connection: Less screen time, more face time. Let’s be present with the people around us and rediscover the power of in-person connection.

Let’s shift the energy, starting with ourselves.