The messy middle isn’t proof that you’re failing — it’s proof that you started.

In this episode, we talk about why the hardest part of any journey is often the space between excitement and results, how to tell the difference between a dip and a dead end, and what to do instead of quitting when motivation runs out.

If you’ve been tempted to walk away because things feel harder than expected, this conversation will help you pause, get grounded, and choose your next step with clarity.

Following through isn’t about trying harder — it’s about becoming someone who keeps her word to herself. In this episode, we unpack why motivation fails, how trust erodes, and what actually helps women stay consistent long-term.

A new year won’t magically change your life — but your daily choices will. In this episode, Brittany breaks down why motivation fades, what actually creates lasting change, and how identity-level alignment helps you become the kind of woman who follows through long after January hype wears off.

If you want 2026 to be your best year yet, don’t start with resolutions — start with reflection. These six questions will help you understand where you are, what you learned, what you’re ready to release, and who you want to become in the year ahead.

The holidays can be beautiful — and also chaotic, emotional, and overstimulating. This episode helps you protect your peace this season with grounded, practical tools and gentle reminders for your mind, body, and spirit.

Here are the three biggest lessons I’m carrying into 2026 — the ones that stretched me, shaped me, and strengthened me this year. Inside this episode, I’m breaking them down and sharing how you can apply them to create a more aligned, peaceful, and intentional year ahead.

Most women walk into the holidays carrying far more than anyone realizes—mental load, overstimulation, routine shame, food guilt, people-pleasing, comparison, and the quiet loss of our own joy. In this episode, we name the seven most common struggles women face in December and explore why you don’t have to end your year overwhelmed or disconnected. This conversation is your reminder: you don’t need a perfect December… you need an intentional one. And you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Consistency isn’t about perfection—it’s about having a plan for real life. In this episode, Brittany shares how to use IF/THEN goals to stay steady through the holidays, even when your schedule, energy, or motivation get messy. Because progress doesn’t come from doing it all—it comes from doing what matters most, even when it’s not perfect.

You’re not stuck—you’re just repeating an old story. In this post, we’ll walk through how to rewire limiting beliefs and build new, life-giving thought loops using the Catch, Challenge, Change framework.

We all have loops—those sneaky, repetitive thoughts that whisper we’re not enough, too late, or too far gone. This post will help you recognize what’s on repeat, catch your thoughts before they catch you, and start rewriting the mental stories shaping your life.

Your mornings don’t need more willpower—they need a plan that fits real life. Prep the night before, use a simple start trigger, and pick 2–3 tiny moves from a whole-self morning menu aligned to your priorities. ICYMI: grab the free Own Your Eight — Fall Audit to decide what matters this season.

Pampering is nice—but it won’t change your life. This fall, zoom out with an Own Your Eight audit, pick the 2 areas that matter most, and pair each with a Boundary + Action so your days finally reflect what you value. Free 1-page guide inside.

Feeling stretched by invites and shoulds? Use my 3-step holiday plan—Pick what matters, Brain-dump the details, Put it on the calendar—to enjoy the season you’re living, not the one the internet is selling.

Feeling like your old workouts aren’t working? Kinesiologist & Pilates specialist Rachel Robertson helps us rebuild trust with our bodies—retiring “shoulds,” starting with rest → mobility → workout, and tailoring movement for postpartum, perimenopause, cycles, injury, and busy seasons. A kinder, sustainable way back to strength.

A simple 90-minute Sunday reset to calm your whole week—plan smarter, place grocery delivery, run one focused deep-clean block, and set easy anchors so Monday doesn’t steamroll you.

Feeling crushed by the pressure to “figure it all out” at once—career, relationships, faith, purpose? Author and podcaster Stephanie May Wilson joins me for a cozy, practical chat on the Everything Era and how to create a life you love on your terms—handling criticism, quieting timelines, and choosing what’s true for you.