About Progress

Failure doesn't mean we have to stop, it just means we have to shift. I hope when you listen you get that encouragement to grow, fail, and keep trying anyway.

In this episode we’re tackling even the tough questions (it’s true, opposites attract!) with one of our most requested guests, Ralphie Jacobs, and her husband Brian. Having taught many classes on the subject, they share what you can do if you and your partner in parenting have different approaches.

You may have noticed I've been a little quieter these past few weeks, especially on Instagram, and I'm ready to address why. I'm no stranger to critics, but a recent cruel review left on my podcast really shook me. I've decided to share it with you, my personal feelings, as well as how to deal with the naysayers in your life.

In-law relationships are a challenge, even the good ones! But there are so many benefits to more support, more understanding, and more love that can come from these relationships. So let's dive into why it's difficult to relate to your in-laws and how to try.

It's so easy to stay in our comfort zones, even when we know it can be holding us back. I want to encourage you to keep your eyes on moving forward for growth.

It's one of the most requested topics to address: how to get along better with your parents. So if you're struggling to connect with the people who you were once so dependent on, it's probably more common than you think! The unique perspective voiced in this interview will give you something to think about and act on.

This topic is big, so we're doing something a little different and spending the next 2 months covering all of the complex relationships in your life. And don't count yourself out, there will be something for everyone in this "relationships bootcamp" as we start with learning how we treat ourselves.

I hope this month you've been able to narrow in on and make the changes that you deemed necessary to be able to keep growing and progressing in your life. In today's episode we get to hear from community members just like you, who bravely share what they've learned.

Months of world travel with her family of 5 taught Emily a lot. Notably her understanding of choosing faith over fear, which became chillingly relevant since her cancer diagnosis.

I still find myself slipping into this habit of all or nothing thinking. My solution is to tell myself to have a something mindset. I challenge you to attempt the same with a few simple prompts.

Seven types of rest?! Yep. But don't worry, you're likely not lacking in each of those areas. Today's episode looks at why you are so exhausted and how to change that.

Consider all of the things you think you need to, are supposed to, HAVE TO do in a day...then consider how that makes you feel. If it's not a good feeling you can and should outsource your normal life.

Are you afraid of breaking routine, trying something new, or letting others down? Chances are, the control freak in you has created those fears to do just that...control you. Let's talk about breaking free and finding yourself.

Twelve years ago I was not the person I am today. I'm sharing some of the major struggles that consumed my ability to evolve in hopes that you can do the same for yourself.

I'm spilling my guts about the changes I'm personally making, as well as my top 7 values. Why am I daring you to do this? Because it's going to be hard, but it is going to be worth it.