In this episode of Probably Regretting Something We Said, we talk about forgiveness vs trust, realistic New Year intentions, and how to create habits that actually stick heading into 2026. We share why forgiveness doesn’t automatically mean trust, how to give your heart time to catch up to hard decisions, and why small, consistent changes matter more than big resolutions.

After a long break and multiple failed recording attempts, we’re officially back with new audio, a new structure, and a new weekly rhythm. We reflect on Spotify Wrapped, motherhood shifts, family priorities, and what it looks like to reset with honesty instead of pressure.

We also introduce our new Focus of the Week segment, talk accountability, movement, and community, and end with a reminder you may need as the year turns: boundaries can coexist with grace.

• Forgiveness vs trust in relationships

• Letting emotions catch up to decisions

• New Year intentions instead of resolutions

• Habit change for busy moms

• Motherhood and self‑sacrifice

• Accountability for health and fitness goals

• Creating family rhythms and intentional time

• Why libraries are wildly underrated

• Kati: Being intentional with family memories and unplugging from work

• Jordyn: Reducing social media and moving daily

00:00 – We’re back + new audio setup 02:20 – Spotify Wrapped & listener support 06:40 – Motherhood changes everything 10:05 – New structure: Focus of the Week 16:10 – 2025 reflections & hard seasons 22:30 – Motherhood is selfless work 26:40 – New Year intentions that actually work 32:15 – Accountability & realistic fitness goals 37:30 – Libraries are underrated (seeds, games, tools) 46:25 – Forgiveness vs trust explained 51:10 – Secret words revealed & 2026 hopes

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