This week on The Friendship Tour, I'm bringing back one of the most-loved conversations from last year—an episode filled with warmth, wisdom, and the kind of gentle encouragement we all need as we move through the holiday season.

I’m joined by my mother-in-law, Alberta Curtis Minters, a woman whose life is rooted in gratitude, grace, and quiet strength. Her perspective on thankfulness isn’t performative or seasonal—it’s lived. And it has shaped her relationships, her resilience, and the way she loves people.

In this replay, we talk about:

💛 How choosing gratitude shapes the way we show up in friendships 🙏 Why a thankful heart can soften hard seasons and hard conversations 💬 The small, simple practices that make gratitude feel natural—not forced 🌿 How women can use thankfulness to nurture deeper, healthier relationships 👩‍❤️‍👩 Our own dynamic as mother-in-law and daughter-in-law

If you’re craving more peace, more joy, and more presence in your friendships, this episode will bless you.

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