The Lie That's Keeping You Exhausted (with Glenna Hartman)

Self Improvement Is Exhausting

You’re learning. You’re growing. You’re doing the work. So why does it still feel like it’s not enough? In this episode, I share the subtle pattern of constantly evaluating yourself—how even healing and self-awareness can become another way to feel like you’re falling short. We’ll explore the “tiny box” we create for ourselves and why chasing a better version of you can leave you feeling more exhausted than at peace.

Why The Peace You're Chasing Keeps Moving

If you’ve ever felt like peace is just out of reach… like if you could just get a little more healed, a little more regulated, a little more “together”… then you’d finally feel it—this episode is for you. In this episode, I’m sharing a very personal part of my story, walking through cancer and the deeper shift it created in how I understood peace, control, and faith. We talk about the subtle ways we chase peace through striving, and how that pursuit can actually keep us stuck in cycles of pressure, fear, and “almost.” This isn’t about having it all figured out. It’s an honest look at what begins to change when you stop trying to force outcomes and start seeking something deeper. If you’ve been doing all the “right” things but still feel like peace keeps moving… this conversation might help you see why.

Why Asking For Help Feels So Hard + Pregnancy Announcement After Cancer

I’m pregnant again after cancer… and thinking about postpartum in a very different way. In this episode, I share the real fears and questions that are coming up as I prepare for another postpartum season — and why this time, I’m looking at support and the “village” differently. We talk about why it’s so hard to actually ask for help, even when people genuinely care. The difference between “I’m here if you need me” and the kind of support postpartum actually requires. And how the way our lives are structured — isolated homes, full schedules, invisible boundaries — makes it incredibly hard to both give and receive real support. We also get into the moments no one sees… the late nights, early mornings, and overwhelming in-between spaces where help is needed most, but rarely asked for. This is a conversation about over functioning, carrying too much, and what it might look like to slowly shift the way we show up for each other. If you’ve ever felt supported… but still alone in it, this will hit close.

The Lie That's Keeping You Exhausted (with Glenna Hartman)

If you’ve ever told yourself, “I’ll feel better when everything is done”… this might be the lie that’s keeping you exhausted. In this episode, I sit down with Glenna, a single mom carrying the full weight of motherhood, to talk about the constant cycle of doing, fixing, and pushing through — and why it never actually brings the peace we think it will. We talk about over functioning as a coping mechanism, the guilt that keeps us from putting ourselves first, and what it feels like to be overwhelmed… and still keep going. We also get into the deeper layers — feeling alone even in a full life, and how busy, demanding seasons can keep us from processing grief. This is a real conversation about what it looks like to pause, turn inward, and question the patterns that are keeping us stuck. If you’ve been carrying too much and telling yourself to just get through it… this one will feel familiar.

The Weight of Doing It All- A Conversation With A Full-Time Work-From-Home Mom (With Kiley Jessop)

What does it actually look like to work full-time from home while raising kids… without a village? In this episode, I sit down with my friend Kiley, a full-time work-from-home mom, to talk honestly about the weight of doing it all in one space. We get into the pressure, the constant demand, and what it feels like to be stuck in a rhythm that doesn’t really allow you to slow down — even when your body is asking you to. We also touch on the physical side of this — what constant hypervigilance and over functioning do to the body, and how it can start to show up in ways you can’t ignore. This isn’t a “fix it” conversation. It’s a real one. One that so many moms will recognize themselves in. If you’ve ever felt like you’re carrying too much and don’t see a way to set it down, you’re not alone in that.