A Little Witty Conversation with Guest Lennon May

Being Complacent Is Easy, But Is It Good?

We often become the biggest supporters of other people's dreams. We encourage them, celebrate their wins, and remind them of their potential. Yet many of us hesitate to take the same risks in our own lives. Complacency feels safe because it doesn't require growth, failure, or uncertainty. But some of the most fulfilling moments in life come from attempting things we once thought were impossible. Whether it's building a business, changing careers, improving our health, or pursuing a passion, the reward isn't just the outcome; it's proving to ourselves that we're capable of more than we imagined. To follow more of me, head on over to Instagram @youmatterbymegan

Are You Getting Yourself In The Right Room?

I have been in the wrong room countless times. How I know this is because my inner gut started telling me it was the wrong room. It didn't feel right. Nothing was going right in that room. It didn't align with me and my values. Or I would leave that room feeling worse than when I came. Sometimes I would get out of the room fast; other times, God had to hit me over the head to get out of that room. And this past weekend was one of those moments. I put myself in an unknown room, very aware of how it felt for me. If it felt right or at home for me. You know what?? It felt amazing. It felt exactly where I needed to be, and I want to talk to you more about this in today's episode and challenge you to get yourself in the right room. To follow more of me, head on over to Instagram @youmatterbymegan To buy my book, From Zero To Four, it's available on Amazon!

An Honest Opinion With Guest Acen May

In this little series I am doing, I decided to interview my kids. Today, you get to hear from my oldest son Acen. He is usually the extrovert, but you will hear a little shy side to him in this interview. Enjoy as he answers and gives an honest opinion about our family.

Stop Letting Others Decide How You See Someone or Something

We form opinions every day about people, businesses, and situations, but how often are those opinions truly our own? In this episode, I unpack how easy it is to adopt someone else’s perspective without even realizing it. From word-of-mouth bias to social influence, we explore how secondhand judgments can shape the way we may judge someone or something. More importantly, we talk about how to step back, question those influences, and start forming opinions based on your own experiences. Because seeing clearly isn’t just about what’s in front of you, it’s about making sure you’re looking through your own lens, not someone else’s.

A Little Witty Conversation with Guest Lennon May

He is sweet, witty, and super chill, and his big blue eyes melt my heart! Enjoy a special interview with our 9-year-old son, Lennon, as he shares his opinion on his family and who is the funnest, most forgetful, and everything in between. If you want to follow him and his brother on YouTube, you can look them up at TheTwoHams.67