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What's often the unseen emotional and spiritual labor women carry as leaders—navigating grief, leading through transitions, carrying others' burdens, and holding strength in public can help us gain strength while wrestling in private.

Sometimes we know when it’s time for a shift. Other times, it sneaks up on us in the form of procrastination, exhaustion, or even dread over things we used to love. Those aren’t signs of failure. They’re signals that something deeper might be stirring.

Sometimes we look at a past season of fruitfulness and think: That was my best. That was my peak. And if this new season feels different—harder, slower, more uncertain—we start discrediting it before it even begins.

Obedience will test you—but it will also transform you.

If my identity is built on a title, I’ll always feel like I have to earn my worth. And you know what? That’s exhausting.

When was the last time you truly rested? Not just a quick break between meetings; the kind that revives your spirit.

You want to get it “right,” but leadership isn’t about always having it together; it’s about trusting God to hold it together when you can't

This world doesn’t need a watered-down version of you. It needs your full brilliance, your full calling. We are here to shine.

There are seasons in leadership where you’re leading from survival. The people still need you. The calendar doesn’t pause.

Detours don’t mean delay. They often mean divine direction.

Whether you stumbled across this blog, tuned into my Graced to Lead  podcast, or were invited, I'm so glad you are here!