My daughter was a teenager when I found myself out of work for six months. No income. Rent due, tuition due, car insurance due, and groceries still had to make it to the table, sometimes just enough for her. There was a day an eviction notice showed up on my door, and I genuinely didn't know how I was going to make it to the next step. I kept my circumstances to myself, not out of pride, but because that weight was mine and the Lord's to carry, not hers. A Choice, Not a Coinc

I want to walk through something that comes up often in marriage, because I think a lot of people are living some version of it right now. One spouse manages the household finances closely (CFO). They watch the bills, track the fluctuations, notice when costs are climbing faster than income is keeping up. When they bring this to their spouse, showing the numbers, explaining the trend, they're not looking to blame, they're simply looking to be less alone in carrying it. But th

In January, I started a simple daily planner for my granddaughter. Nothing fancy, just something to help her track her days, her to-do lists, her goals. A few months later (yes, life can pause some things), she called me and asked, "Granny, is the planner you were making for me ready?" And something about her innocent voice and that question stuck with me. It also reminded me of something I see often in my coaching work with mothers. Sometimes the relationship with an adult d

A friend of mine told me something a while back. She said when life gets to be too much, she skips right past window shopping and goes straight to purchasing without thought. It is only later, when she is looking at what it actually cost her, that the actually stress of the buying catches up with her. Because it was never about the things, it was about needing to feel some kind of control when everything else felt overwhelming. And recently, my granddaughter had her first bak

I don't coach your circumstances. I coach you into your outcome!

As I coach mothers navigating turbulence with adult daughters (I too am that mother), one truth that is very clear. Many fractures with mothers and adult daughters begin in the teenage years. A few months ago, a mother reached out to me who was struggling with her teenage daughter. At the time, Mothers Conquering Together Prayer Circle community was specifically for mothers navigating turbulent relationships with adult daughters only, so I was not able to support her in the w

Mothers, familiar isn't always accurate. Don't remove or delay your calling and purpose due to what seems familiar. Could your hot flashes be related to the doctor, therapist or coach that you need? This is serious and I hope you take a moment to listen or watch this 15 minute video that will make you rethink perimenopause and menopause! Because as women we misdiagnose ourselves because we go with what seems the same as some one else. I coach the whole woman because that's w

I want to share a millimeter of my story. My journey with my adult daughter is a personal one, but it's not unique to only me. It is one that I have weathered the storms of many hurts and pains. I've tried to figure out why one moving part happened the way it did, when I only did another thing that should have made it better. But somehow it made it worse. The things that I've lived through and at times I’ve asked God. Why? There have been major hurts that I’ve felt in this

Are you looking for a Christian Professional Life Coach who will not sit quietly while mothers suffer in silence? I work with mothers navigating turbulent or strained relationships with their adult daughters. I address the hard conversations most avoid, and I guide mothers through the emotional weight they have carried alone for years. I focus on the mother. Her healing, Her stability, Her faith, and Her ability to move forward even when the relationship has not changed. Let'

My prayer this morning 11.9.2025 Good morning, God. No, I haven't prayed as much recently. But I encourage others to pray because I know the power of prayer. Even when I struggle sometimes myself. There are times that my Spirit inside feels so drained, my words feel extremely exhausting and empty at times to just pray. But do I believe you hear me? I know that you do! My prayer God, is that you keep me as I press my way. It is such a struggle at times to look in the face of

Take a few minutes to watch a glimpse of what's going on in the Prayer Circle. As mothers we don’t come to God for show or demonstration. We come to Him with humble hearts sometimes still in our pajamas at 5:30 am because our desire is simply to be in His presence. In this short clip from our very first Prayer Circle, you will hear a few minutes of prayer and a moment of teaching on one powerful closing affirmation “I release what I cannot change and welcome the new thing G

Help for others is in the connections. After listening to an interview with Dr. Jacqueline King and Regenia Frison-Jones, my heart leaped to share an amazing thank you. And to also give some insight on listening to what God is calling us to do and the positive effects our obedience can have on other people's lives. Even when it's outside of our comfort zone. I invite you to please take 7 minutes and watch/listen the video below as I share from my heart to yours. Coaching with

Many of us understand how layered a mother’s journey can be, faith, family, finances, and everything in between. I recently shared a short reflection sparked by a real question a mother asked “Should I file bankruptcy?” I used her question (without details) as a way to show that coaching mothers isn’t limited to emotions. It’s about guiding the whole woman spiritually, emotionally, and financially. Choose your path today or book a clarity call: 🌹 See the different paths and

I boldly coach mothers who are in turbulent or strained relationships with their adult daughters. Without one apology! I’ve often been asked, “Why don’t you coach the adult daughters?” The answer is simple. Because I am the mother who has walked through the turbulence myself. I’ve seen how often the mothers are overlooked, how they carry the guilt, the grief, and the questions in silence. My heart’s desire, and I KNOW my God given calling, is to help mothers walk through this

I see this a lot mothers cutting off their daughters or daughters cutting off their mothers. They’re calling it “no contact” and both are saying it’s the other’s fault. Then we hear on both sides the same thing “My life is better without her.” It’s as if each side, is somehow getting some type of joy out of saying it’s the other’s fault. Trust me when I say, I get it, the pain can be too much. The back and forth never ends and sometimes it feels like the only way to breathe i

God was teaching me all along but it was my choice to listen and do the work required of me! Last night, as I wound down from the day, I...

You don’t have to wait for your daughters apology... For a long time, I believed I couldn’t move forward unless my adult daughter and I...

Can I be honest? This week, I haven’t felt as close to God. I haven’t had the same prayer rhythm. I’ve missed my quiet time. And that old...

Life often presents us with trials that feel like intense heat, pressing us beyond our limits. As mothers, as women, we endure challenges...

A Real-Life Story of Healing To illustrate the depth of these challenges and the power of healing, I want to share the story of a...