Feeling pulled in all directions? Work, family, personal time… how do we find balance? In Episode 6 of Midlife Awakening, I share how faith, family, and intentional choices help us create harmony in our busy lives. I also share my personal story of juggling work, hobbies, relationships, and ministry—all while staying rooted in God. Join me for practical tips, reflection questions, and encouragement to find balance that energizes, inspires, and makes a difference.

Balance isn’t about doing it all—it’s about doing what matters most, with love, faith, and joy in service.

Midlife can feel like a crossroads—where accomplishments, responsibilities, and expectations collide with a quiet restlessness inside. In this episode of Midlife Awakening, Zee explores how the tension between living for the flesh versus living in the Spirit can shape our midlife journey.

Drawing on Romans 8:5–6, she reflects on how choosing the Spirit over worldly pressures can bring life, peace, and a deeper sense of purpose. Join Zee as she shares practical ways to realign your mind, invite the Holy Spirit to guide your thoughts, and embrace midlife as a season of awakening rather than a crisis.

Whether you’re navigating career transitions, family changes, or simply longing for more fulfillment, this episode offers encouragement, reflection questions, and a prayer to help you walk in life and peace today.

Regret is something we all face — words we wish we hadn’t said, opportunities we didn’t take, years we wish we could get back. And in midlife, those regrets can feel even heavier as we look back and wonder, “Did I make the right choices? Did I miss my chance?”

In this episode, we talk about how to:

- Recognize regret without carrying shame

- Learn valuable lessons from past mistakes

- Release regret through forgiveness

- Choose to live forward with hope and intention

Whether your regrets are about relationships, family, career, or simply time itself, this conversation will help you see regret not as a chain, but as a teacher — and remind you that your story is still being rewritten by God’s grace.