Starving for approval, Hungry for Purpose with Nayo Ramirez

🎙️ You’re Influencing—But Who’s Benefiting? Faith, Social Media, and the Income Gap No One Talks About

You’re already influencing—every single day. You share what you love. You recommend what works. You encourage, educate, and build trust online. But here’s the question no one is asking out loud: Who’s actually benefiting from your influence? In this episode, we’re having a faith-forward, honest conversation about social media, stewardship, and the income gap so many women don’t even realize exists. We’re unpacking the difference between building platforms for applause versus building provision for your family—and why followers alone were never meant to be the end goal. I’m sharing: * Why influence without stewardship can quietly cost you * The truth about sharing online and earning income with integrity * How partnering with the right company matters more than ever * What kinds of income faithful women are unintentionally leaving on the table * And how social media, when done well, can support your family, your calling, and your community This episode is for the woman who loves Jesus, shows up online, and feels like there might be more—more alignment, more purpose, and yes… more provision. You don’t need more followers. You need wisdom, stewardship, and the right model. Let’s talk about it. 📝 SHOW NOTES💡 What We Cover in This Episode * The difference between influence, visibility, and stewardship * Why followers ≠ favor—and what actually creates provision * How women have always shared what works (and why the model isn’t new) * Why the economy has shifted—and how social media fits into that shift * The income gap many women don’t realize they’re standing in * How building with integrity, faith, and community creates sustainability * My personal journey of turning shared solutions into impact, income, and ministry Not every opportunity is aligned—and wisdom matters. In this episode, I break down what to look for in a company if you’re considering earning income through social sharing: ✔️ Products that solve a real, ongoing problem ✔️ Consumable products people actually use ✔️ A direct-to-consumer model (no inventory, no overhead) ✔️ A compensation plan that’s simple and understandable ✔️ Room to grow and scale with your life seasons ✔️ Alignment with your faith, values, and integrity When the model is right, sharing feels natural—not salesy. If this episode stirred something in you and you’re thinking: “I want to steward my influence better.” “I want alignment between faith and income.” “I want to stop leaving income on the table.” Here are your next steps: 📩 Request More Information DM me the word AWARE — no pressure, no pitch, just a conversation. 👩‍💻 Social Media Made Simple – Mastermind Workshop If you’re a fempreneur of any kind (coach, creative, ministry leader, small business owner), I created a workshop designed to help you: * Leverage social media with purpose * Eliminate busywork * Create impact and income * Without losing your peace ➡️ Visit the website for full details on Social Media Made Simple

Starving for approval, Hungry for Purpose with Nayo Ramirez

What happens when the life you trained for ends… and God invites you into a calling you never expected? In this episode, I sit down with Nayo Ramirez — former law enforcement officer, mother, fitness coach, and founder of Eating Like a Grown Woman — to talk about identity, surrender, and the kind of transformation that only comes through the hard seasons. Nayo shares her journey from ambition and control to motherhood, miscarriage, and years of postpartum depression and anxiety. It was in that dark, refining space that her faith deepened, her understanding of strength shifted, and healing began — not just spiritually, but physically and emotionally too. We talk about fitness as stewardship rather than punishment, what it really means to stop white-knuckling life, and how obedience sometimes looks like releasing the very thing God once asked you to build. Nayo also opens up about breaking generational patterns, honoring God with our bodies, and creating sustainable habits that lead to true freedom. This conversation is for the woman who is exhausted from dieting, overwhelmed by life, and quietly longing for something deeper — and for anyone learning that real transformation doesn’t come from striving, but from surrender. ✨ Come for the story. Stay for the hope.

🎙Believing Bigger Starts Today — Not Someday

How many times have you said, “One day…”? One day I’ll step out. One day I’ll lead. One day I’ll start. One day I’ll believe I’m capable. But what if believing bigger doesn’t start someday? What if it starts today? In this powerful kickoff episode of Women Around the Well, Jenna launches the very first devotional study walking through Believing Bigger by Marshawn Evans Daniels. We are beginning this study on February 14th — Valentine’s Day — because we cannot love others well until we understand who we are and how deeply we are already loved by God. This episode is a loving call forward. It’s about: • Why “someday” keeps us stuck • How playing small often disguises itself as humility • Why believing bigger is an act of obedience • And how today’s decision changes everything If you’ve felt the nudge… the stirring… the quiet knowing that God has more for your life, your family, your church, your community, and even your business — this is your invitation. Believing bigger doesn’t begin when life feels perfect. It begins with a decision. And that decision is made today. Click the link in the show notes to join the Believing Bigger devotional study, or DM Jenna the word BIGGER over on Instagram to get all the details. No more someday faith. We start now.

6 Truths Every Female Leader Needs to Hear

If Quarter One has you questioning your pace, your progress, or your purpose—this episode is for you. Somewhere along the way, women in leadership were sold the lie that exhaustion equals obedience, that hustle proves faithfulness, and that burning out is just “part of the calling.” But here’s the truth: God never asked you to self-destruct to serve Him well. In this powerful and hope-filled episode of Women Around the Well, we’re confronting hustle culture head-on and replacing pressure with purpose. You’ll hear honest stories, biblical encouragement, and 6 truth-filled reminders every female leader needs as she steps into a new year. This episode will help you: * Release the belief that being busy makes you more spiritual * Reclaim rest as a God-given rhythm, not a reward * Simplify your focus without guilt * Lead with clarity instead of comparison * Build sustainably without losing your soul * Trust that quiet seasons don’t mean you’re behind If you’re tired, overwhelmed, or secretly wondering if this pace is what God intended—take a deep breath. You’re not failing. You’re being invited into a better way. Because exhaustion is not a spiritual gift… and you were never meant to carry this alone. 💛 Grab your coffee, open your heart, and let’s reset Quarter One—together.

🎙️Rising from the wreckage; Life after loss + cancer with Gina Russo

What happens when you’re fighting for your own health—and grieving the loss of someone you love at the same time? In this deeply honest episode of Women Around the Well, Jenna sits down with longtime friend and health coach Gina Russo to talk about healing, cancer, loss, and discovering purpose in the middle of the storm—not after it has passed. Shaped by her own cancer journey and ongoing health challenges, and marked by the loss of a loved one during that season, Gina shares what it looks like to hold grief and healing at the same time. Together, Jenna and Gina explore how faith, metabolic health, movement, and prevention can support the whole woman—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—when life feels overwhelming. This conversation is for the woman navigating illness while carrying grief. For the one trying to stay strong while her heart is breaking. For anyone wondering how God can still bring purpose and calling out of seasons that feel unfair and heavy. As you listen, let this be your invitation to slow down and give yourself grace. To tell the people you love that you love them—often and out loud. To watch for the God winks, the quiet reminders that He sees you and is walking with you even now. You are never alone. He is with you always. Pull up a chair at the well. You don’t have to carry this alone.