Post It Anyway

Post It Anyway

What if the thing you’re afraid to post is exactly what someone else needs to hear? In today’s episode of Miner Details, I’m talking about something I’ve been learning more and more as I’ve gotten older: it’s okay to be a little “cringey.” From posting outfit videos and podcast episodes to sharing the hard seasons of life, I’ve realized that fear of judgment can keep us from showing up as the people God created us to be. But what if we’re asking the wrong question? Instead of wondering, “What will people think?” maybe we should be asking, “What if someone needed this?” We’re diving into authenticity, vulnerability, social media, and what it truly means to choose obedience over approval. Because you never know who God might be waiting to encourage through your story. If you’ve been sitting on a post, a dream, a testimony, or a creative idea because you’re afraid of what people might think… this episode is for you. ✨ Today’s Miner Detail: I share the story behind my Nothing to Wear Diaries series and how almost letting fear win would’ve meant missing out on some really meaningful connections. Remember: Sometimes obedience looks like hitting “Post.”

Who Are You When I Leave the Room?

Episode 8: Loyalty Isn’t Blind What does it really mean to be loyal? In this episode of Miner Details, we’re unpacking the difference between loyalty and obligation—and why the two are so often confused, especially in female friendships. I share how a recent experience challenged my understanding of loyalty and opened my eyes to what truly matters in healthy relationships. We’ll talk about gossip, boundaries, honesty, protecting people’s names when they’re not in the room, and why real loyalty isn’t about choosing sides—it’s about choosing integrity. If you’ve ever questioned a friendship, felt misunderstood, or wondered where loyalty and self-respect intersect, this conversation is for you. Because true loyalty isn’t blind… it’s honest. ✨ Grab your favorite drink, get comfortable, and let’s chat.

Leading with Kindness

This summer, I stepped into a role I’ve always wanted but was honestly a little afraid to take on: coach. In this episode, I’m sharing what coaching my daughter’s softball team has taught me about confidence, leadership, big emotions, and why choosing kindness matters—both on and off the field. From tears in the dugout to celebrating our first win, this season reminded me that success isn’t always measured by the scoreboard. Join me as we talk about youth sports, encouraging kids through mistakes, and why sometimes the coach we become is the coach we needed all along. 🥎✨

When One Door Closes

This week’s episode is a little more personal than usual. I share the unexpected news of losing my job, how I processed the shock and disappointment, and the emotions that followed. From difficult conversations and tears in the car to finding comfort through my faith, family, and church community, this episode is an honest look at navigating loss when life doesn’t go the way you planned. We’re talking about grief, purpose, trusting God in uncertain seasons, and learning to believe that closed doors can make way for something greater—even when you can’t see it yet. If you’ve ever felt blindsided by a life change, questioned your purpose, or found yourself waiting for what’s next, this conversation is for you. Remember: hard doesn’t mean hopeless. ✨ My Miner Detail: Things are hard right now, but I know I’m not walking through it alone.

More Than a Diagnosis: Sonny’s Story

In honor of Autism Awareness Month, I’m sharing something deeply personal — our journey with my son, Sonny. From the first signs we noticed… to the moment we got answers… to stepping into therapies and learning how to support him in the ways he needs most — this episode is a raw and honest look at what autism has looked like in our family. I talk about the emotions that came with his diagnosis, the fears I had as a mom, and how this journey has changed me in ways I never expected. But more than anything, this is a story about love, growth, and learning to see the world through Sonny’s eyes. Because he is so much more than a diagnosis. If you’re a parent navigating something similar, or someone who wants to better understand autism — this episode is for you 🤍