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I already know my lifestyle requires comfy, cute, and confident. That part is clear. I am a Realtor, Travel Advisor, Content Creator and a Rheumatoid Arthritis Warrior so I need comfortable attire that is cute all the while shows me as the confident kingdom builder I am. But now what I want to explore is how to express that more intentionally. And I want to do it without spending a ton of money. So… welcome to my new adventure: thrifting with intention. And yes—I want to do

Consistency. Whew Child. That word sounds good in theory...until I start negotiating with myself about showing up again the next day. Y'all know what I mean right Ladies? The gym for instance. UmmHmm, I knew y'all understood where I was coming from! That word and I have a complicated relationship. I don’t fully know why consistency feels so hard for me. I’m sure there’s some deeper soul work there that I’ll unpack one day. But what I do know is this: My God can help me. An

There’s something powerful about stepping into a new country - the colors, the energy, the way people express themselves without saying a word. During my transatlantic cruise, as we strolled the cobblestone streets and explored boutiques in each port, I realized I wasn’t just sightseeing. I was soul-seeing. Watching what people were wearing became my lens for understanding culture, beauty, and ultimately — myself.

Sis, let me tell you — this trip was more than a vacation. It was transformation in motion. After Rome, Cobblestones, Comedy Sketches, Cool breezes, Cruise Meal Mishaps & Chance Encounters, This Cruise Taught Me Something. It taught me that growth doesn’t always come with comfort. Jesus didn’t call us to cushioned living — He called us to courageous living. So yes, I laughed, I explored, I ate like the European economy depended on me — but the real journey wasn’t across th

This birthday hits different. It’s not just candles and cake. It’s surrender. It’s gratitude. It’s revelation. Somewhere between 49 and 52, I stopped asking, “Lord, why me?” and started saying, “Lord, use me.” I’m not who I used to be — and praise God, I’m not supposed to be.

Fashion is about more than just clothes; it is about feeling empowered and confident in your skin. So go ahead, embrace yourself embrace your fashion, and let your style shine! “She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come” (Proverbs 31:25)

Hitting our 50s? Sis, that’s not a finish line—that’s a VIP wristband to a whole new concert. Maybe you’re a late-in-the-game mama juggling diapers with reading glasses in every room of the house. Or the entrepreneur whose office pep talks now include your plants, Alexa, and the Holy Spirit. Or caring for parents who still call the internet “the Google.” So how do we keep it together? One Word: FAITH

Fun isn’t extra—it’s essential. At this stage in life, it’s not about chasing trends or keeping up appearances. It’s about doing the things that make your heart laugh and your spirit exhale. Fun fills your joy tank, clears your mind, and makes you remember you’re more than the responsibilities on your plate. Here's a list of joy-packed moments you can weave into your everyday life, and trust me-you'll thank yourself later. Proverbs 17:22 reminds us, “A cheerful heart is goo