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In this episode, Lindsey sits down with Erica—photographer, educator, and momma navigating a season of release and renewal. Together they unpack what it looks like to pivot gracefully, let go of what once defined you, and make room for the life and business you’re meant to build now.

From closing chapters that no longer align to trusting God’s timing when things feel uncertain, this conversation reminds us that surrender isn’t failure—it’s faith in action. If you’re in a season of transition, burnout, or rebuilding, this one will speak straight to your heart.

Listen for:

• The power of slowing down before speeding up again
• Balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship without losing yourself
• How to find peace when plans shift unexpectedly

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In this solo episode, I’m sharing my most personal story yet—the full, unfiltered journey of becoming a mom. From the valleys of trying to conceive, to navigating the physical and mental shifts of pregnancy, to the moment I finally held my son in my arms—it wasn’t simple or linear. It was layered with grief and longing, hope and surrender, strength and rebirth.

I’m opening up about the hidden parts: the emotional toll of waiting, the pressure of “timing,” the way grief and joy can live side by side, and how becoming a mother didn’t just bring me a baby—it brought an entirely new version of myself. If you’ve ever longed for something deeply, questioned the pace of your life, or found yourself becoming someone new, this one is for you.

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In this solo episode, Lindsey opens up about the breaking point that forced her to stop pretending she could “do it all.” After months of trying to work while rocking a baby, chasing inquiries with spit-up on her shirt, and managing a home on zero margin, she finally admitted it: something had to give. She walks you through the guilt, the internal pressure, the hard conversations, and how three hours of help twice a week shifted everything. This episode is your permission slip to stop white-knuckling it — and ask for what you actually need.