Is it Me?

My Value is Not For Rent

Some negotiations aren’t wins. They’re self-betrayal. If you’ve ever felt the pressure to lower your price, justify your worth, or make yourself smaller just to keep an opportunity, this is your wake-up call. This message is for anyone who’s been talked into accepting less than what they know they bring.

When Seeking Agreement Becomes Self-Betrayal - Chapter 5

There’s a quiet kind of exhaustion that comes from constantly explaining yourself to people who are committed to misunderstanding you. Not because you lack clarity—but because they benefit from your confusion. In this episode, we confront the hidden cost of over-explaining: the emotional drain, the self-doubt, and the slow erosion of your boundaries. What feels like patience and kindness can sometimes be a pattern that keeps you overextended, overexposed, and disconnected from your own authority. Drawing from Matthew 5:37—“Let your ‘Yes’ be ‘Yes,’ and your ‘No,’ ‘No’”—this conversation challenges the belief that making yourself clear requires agreement. It doesn’t. The moment you realize that is the moment everything begins to shift. This is Week 5 of Women, Wounds, and WakeUp Calls—a chapter that calls out the subtle ways women stay stuck in cycles of explaining, softening, and negotiating their truth… and invites a return to simplicity, integrity, and self-trust. If you’ve ever felt the need to justify your boundaries, rehearse your responses, or to make yourself easier to accept, this episode is your wake-up call. Hear me when I say this: You are allowed to be clear without being understood and to choose peace without seeking permission. 👉 Get your copy of Women, Wounds, and Wake-Up Calls (link in description below) Amazon: https://a.co/d/031UpLRu [https://a.co/d/031UpLRu]

The Lies Women Learn Early

Some of the most powerful beliefs women carry about love, wait for it.. were NEVER consciously chosen. They were absorbed quietly, early, through fairy tales like Cinderella, Beauty and Beast, the expectation of others and through subtle messages about what it means to be a “good woman", wanted, seen or loved. These messages can follow a woman into adulthood without her even realizing it. Until one day she asks a question that feels almost unsettling: “How did I disappear inside my own life?” In this episode, we explore the quiet lessons many women learn early about love, identity, and self-worth — and why some of those lessons deserve a second look and maybe even holds the keys to parts of herself that have been buried beneath the expectations of others. Want to explore this more deeply, we invite you to get a copy of the Juanita Price's latest book, Women, Wounds and Wakeup Calls, now on Amazon, Apple books and wherever books are sold. Amazon Paperback : https://a.co/d/0idGKPl6 Apple Books: https://books.apple.com/us/book/women-wounds-and-wake-up-calls/id6759469283 [https://books.apple.com/us/book/women-wounds-and-wake-up-calls/id6759469283]

Is it Me?

In this episode of Women, Wounds & Wake-Up Calls, Juanita Price shares a simple moment that revealed a powerful truth about relationships, self-betrayal, and the quiet ways many women lose themselves while trying to love others. After noticing blood on her dog’s coat, she immediately began searching for the injury — checking his paws, ears, and fur — only to discover the wound wasn’t his at all. That moment became a striking metaphor for something many women experience in their lives, families and relationships. Sometimes the wake-up call isn’t discovering someone else is wounded. Sometimes the wake-up call is realizing you’ve been bleeding for a long time without noticing. This episode may be the awakening you didn’t know you needed. If you want to go deeper into these patterns and begin the journey of reclaiming yourself, explore Juanita Price’s book: Women, Wounds & Wake-Up Calls, Unlearning What Our Need for Love, Approval & Belonging Has Cost Us Amazon Paperback : https://a.co/d/0idGKPl6 [https://a.co/d/0idGKPl6] Amazon Kindle:  https://a.co/d/04eiQX6u [https://a.co/d/04eiQX6u]  Apple Books : https://books.apple.com/us/book/women-wounds-and-wake-up-calls/id6759469283 [https://books.apple.com/us/book/women-wounds-and-wake-up-calls/id6759469283] Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/women-wounds-and-wake-up-calls-juanita-price/1149524149?ean=2940196064333 [https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/women-wounds-and-wake-up-calls-juanita-price/1149524149?ean=2940196064333]

When Love Becomes Self Betrayal

How do you know when love has crossed the line into losing yourself? In this episode, drawn from Week Two of the devotional Women, Wounds, and Wake-Up Calls, we explore a truth many women quietly live with but rarely name: sometimes what we call love is actually self-abandonment. Many of us were taught that being loving meant being endlessly patient, endlessly forgiving, endlessly understanding—even when it cost us our peace, our dignity, or our emotional safety. Over time, what began as compassion can slowly turn into something else: silencing our needs, ignoring our intuition, and adjusting ourselves just to keep a relationship intact. In this episode, we examine how love can quietly become self-betrayal and why God never intended love to require the loss of who you are. If you’ve ever felt yourself shrinking, over-accommodating, or disappearing in order to keep peace in a relationship, this reflection may speak directly to your heart. This episode is part of the 52-week devotional journey Women, Wounds, and Wake-Up Calls - Unlearning What Our Need for Love, Approval & Belonging Has Cost Us. Women, Wounds, and Wake-Up Calls is a 52-week journey exploring identity, healing, and the courage to become the woman God created you to be. Get the book here: Amazon Paperback : https://a.co/d/0idGKPl6 [https://a.co/d/0idGKPl6] Apple Books: https://books.apple.com/us/book/women- [https://books.apple.com/us/book/women-wounds-and-wake-up-calls/id6759469283]