There’s a kind of exhaustion that doesn’t come from doing too much.

It comes from saying yes when your body wanted to say no.

In this episode of Big Sister Energy, we talk about people-pleasing as a survival pattern — how it forms, why it sticks, and the quiet toll it takes over time. We explore the resentment that shows up later, the disconnection that grows when honesty gets delayed, and what recovery actually looks like in real life.

This isn’t about becoming harder or caring less.

It’s about slowing down, listening to yourself, and learning how to choose honesty without losing connection.

If you’ve ever felt tired after being nice,

this episode is for you.

In this episode, I’m opening up about something I’ve never really shared in full before — my relationship with God, how it got tangled up in fear and pressure, how it broke, and how I slowly found my way back to a version of Him that actually feels safe.

I didn’t grow up in church. I grew up in chaos.

Then suddenly, in high school, my parents “found God,” and everything shifted overnight.

I jumped headfirst into church because it felt like structure… but over time, the pressure, the expectations, and the way people used God’s name started to wear me down.

Eventually, I walked away — quietly — and spent years trying to figure out what I believed.

And here’s the part I never understood until now: stepping back wasn’t me failing. It was me protecting the tiny piece of faith I still had.

In this episode, I share how motherhood, therapy, honesty, and a lot of unlearning brought me back to a relationship with God that feels gentle, peaceful, and real — without fear, without performance, and without anyone speaking for Him.

This is not a sermon.

This is not me pushing anything on you.

This is a story about healing, rethinking faith, and discovering a God who loves you without conditions.

If your relationship with God is complicated… or you’ve been hurt by religion… or you don’t know where to start… this episode is a safe place to just listen, breathe, and be curious.

Everyone is welcome at my table. Always.

This one’s a truth bomb, bestie.

In Episode 3, we talk about the moments no one likes to admit — the ones where the problem isn’t the season, the people, or the timing… it’s actually you. With softness and a little sass, we break down accountability, self-awareness, emotional patterns, and the quiet ways we sabotage our own growth.

I share the story of how I pulled myself out of a deep season of depression, the marriage and motherhood moments that humbled me, and the exact habits and excuses that held me back for years. If you’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, resentful, or lost in your own life… this episode is your wake-up call wrapped in a warm hug.

Honest, grounding, and a little uncomfortable in the best way — “Maybe It’s You” will help you see yourself clearly and finally step into the woman you’re becoming.

In this episode, I’m getting real about something I didn’t even know I was doing for most of my life: shrinking.

Shrinking my laugh.

Shrinking my needs.

Shrinking myself.

This is the story of how I realized I’d been living as the backup character in my own life — and what it looked like to finally stop disappearing.

We’re talking childhood conditioning, one-sided friendships, boundaries, loud laughs, identity, confidence, and that moment you get tired of abandoning yourself just to make other people comfortable. It’s honest, messy, funny, and probably going to call you out in the gentlest big-sister way.

If you’ve ever played small, kept the peace at your own expense, or watered yourself down to be “easier,” this one is for you.

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This episode is for the women who have cried in the shower, whispered “I’m so tired” to themselves, and kept pushing anyway. Because everyone needs something from them and they don’t want to drop a single ball.