It’s Giving Stuck

It’s Giving Stuck

Have you ever looked up and realized you’re living the same day over and over again? In this episode of Did She Just Say That?, we’re talking about what it really feels like to be stuck. Maybe you’re going through the motions, waiting for motivation to magically appear, repeating unhealthy habits, feeling disconnected from the people around you, or ending every day completely exhausted without knowing why. 🤷🏼‍♀️ 🤷🏻‍♀️ The truth is, many of us aren’t truly living—we’re surviving.  Join Ashley and Chesson as they unpack the signs that you may be stuck in a rut, the patterns that keep us there, and the lies we tell ourselves about why we can’t move forward. Through honest conversation and personal experiences, they explore how burnout, fear, comfort zones, and routine can quietly steal our joy and purpose. Most importantly, they share practical steps to help you break the cycle. 🔄  If you’ve been feeling stuck, this conversation might be exactly the nudge you need. Because your life was meant for more than repeat mode. You will definitely want to pull your chair up for this one and join our table! 🪑  Love, Ash & Chess 💛

Less Me, More We

What if the people we pass every single day are the ones who need to be seen the most? In this episode, we’re talking about what it really looks like to live outward instead of inward. From the barista making your coffee to the cashier ringing up your groceries, the coworker everyone overlooks, or the elderly person sitting alone. We challenge ourselves to stop simply looking at people and start truly seeing them. We discuss how easy it is to judge before we know someone’s story, why choosing to see the good in others can change our perspective, and how serving people with genuine love and intentionality often brings unexpected joy right back to us. Not sure where to start? We talk about getting involved, asking better questions, learning from people who already serve well, and making intentional conversations a part of everyday life. We wrap up the episode with a 7-Day Living Outward Challenge—simple, practical ways to shift your focus from ‘less me to more we.’ Because sometimes the smallest act of kindness becomes the biggest reminder that we’re all meant to carry one another. Pull up a chair, join the conversation, and remember… you always have a seat at our table.  Love, Ash & Chess 💛💛

The Struggle Bus Has Wi-Fi

In this episode, we’re getting real about the battles we face behind the scenes—from comparison, self-worth, and physical appearance to relationships, purpose, and the pressure of who we think we’re supposed to be. We share the struggles we’re actively working through, the challenges we’re facing right now, and even some of the things people would never guess we’ve wrestled with. 🚎  This conversation isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about the experience of struggling, the expectations we place on ourselves, and why giving ourselves grace can feel so difficult. We explore what it means to let go of roles, release perfection, and embrace the messy reality of being human. Raw, honest, and deeply relatable, this episode is a reminder that you’re not the only one carrying what you carry—and there’s a good chance you’ll find a piece of your own story somewhere in ours. Remember: you always have a seat at our table. 💛 Love, Ash & Chess

Plot Twist: We’re Starting Over

Starting over isn’t easy—but sometimes it’s exactly what we need. ❤️‍🩹 In this episode, we discuss what it means to rebuild after divorce, heartbreak, job loss, financial setbacks, friendship breakups, motherhood shifts, mental health struggles, addiction, and life’s unexpected detours. We unpack the pressure of timeline culture, social media comparison, and the feeling that we’re somehow “behind.” What if starting over isn’t failure—but redirection? ↪️ Join us as we talk about letting go of expectations, embracing small wins, building quietly, and finding the courage to begin again. Because your life isn’t over, you’re not ruined, and it’s never too late for a fresh start. Grab and chair and join our table! 🪑  Love,  Ash & Chess

The First Man We Ever Loved

Father’s Day can bring gratitude, celebration, grief, memories, and sometimes all of those emotions at once. In this week’s episode, The First Man We Loved, we’re having an honest conversation about the men who shaped our lives long before we knew how much they would impact us. Ashley shares what it’s been like navigating life after losing her dad just a few years ago, while Chess reflects on losing her father as a young child and the lasting effects of growing up without him. We also asked dads a simple question: “What’s the perfect Father’s Day gift?” Their answers surprised us. Not one dad mentioned expensive gifts or gadgets. Instead, they talked about quality time, feeling appreciated, being recognized for what they do, and receiving something as simple as a handwritten letter from their children. This conversation reminded us that fathers need encouragement too. They want to feel seen, valued, loved, and affirmed. Whether you’re celebrating your dad, missing him, honoring a father figure, or raising children alongside a great dad, pull up a seat and join us for a heartfelt conversation about the first man we loved. Love, Ash & Chess