It has taken me over a week to process... There’s a kind of pain we don’t talk about enough — the pain of needing someone and realizing they’re not there. The pain of struggling mentally, and emotionally…and discovering that the people you once called “friend” don’t even think to check in. It isn’t loud. It isn’t dramatic. It’s quiet, sharp, and deeply personal. It sits in your chest like a weight you can’t put down. This Thanksgiving was one of the hardest days I’ve had in a long time. I planned a gathering — food cooked, car packed, heart open — ready to spend the holiday with someone I thought cared. But everything fell apart. The friend I was waiting for seemed uninterested, distracted, or simply unwilling to show up. Her suggestion that I should just eat at home felt like a gentle dismissal, a soft way of stepping back without saying the words. But I felt it. Every piece of it. I sat there in the kitchen, food getting cold, kids waiting, heart breaking… realizing that yet again, I was trying to hold everything together for everyone. I cried. I got angry. I felt that familiar ache of being disappointed by someone I trusted. And after all that, I told my kids, “Take the food out of the car.” We ate at home — the very thing I planned so hard to avoid because I knew what would come next: everyone leaving right after they ate. And that’s exactly what happened. What hurt even more wasn’t just Thanksgiving falling apart — it was the silence afterward. A week passed. No call. No text. No “Are you okay?” Nothing. And that silence was louder than any argument, louder than any goodbye. It told me everything I didn’t want to admit: I am not a priority in her life. Maybe I never was. And that’s the part people don’t talk about — grieving the living. Losing a friend who’s still here can hurt even more than losing someone who has passed. Because with living people, you feel the sting of rejection. You feel the questions: Was I not enough? Did I do something wrong? Did they outgrow me? Were they ever really my friends? You replay everything, trying to understand why the loyalty, love, and support you gave weren’t returned.

We are so excited to share that the official Let’s Talk: Healing, Growing, & Empowered Journal is finally here — and available now in the Classroom section of our Skool community! This powerful guided journal was created for our 6-week Let’s Talk Tuesdays women’s group and has been used by dozens of women to support their personal healing, growth, and empowerment. Now, it’s available to ALL community members to continue their journeys with intention and reflection! ✨ What’s Inside: - Weekly themes that match our original 6-week sessions - Guided journaling prompts 📝 - Emotional check-in pages ❤️ - Affirmations for encouragement and grounding - Space for reflection, processing, and celebration 💵 Cost: Only $15📍 Location: Found in the Classroom section of our Skool community 🖨️ Two Ways to Get It: 1. Download & Print: You’ll receive both the interior journal pages and a separate file with the front and back covers. 2. Want a Bound Copy Mailed? Email [email protected] to request a physical, spiral-bound copy mailed directly to you (extra shipping fee applies). This journal is your space — to write, to reflect, to cry, to dream, to heal. Whether you’re new to Let’s Talk or have been here from the start, this is the perfect tool to deepen your growth. Let’s continue the journey — together, empowered, and inspired. 💖

🌸 Welcome, Empowered Woman! I'm so glad you’ve joined our Empowered Women’s Community—a safe, healing, and supportive space created just for YOU. Here, we are not to judge; we are here to learn from others. 💗 Whether you’re here to share your story, listen to others, grow in silence, or show up messy—we welcome you as you are. This is your space to: ✅ Learn, grow, and evolve ✅ Connect with women who get it ✅ Access resources to help you heal ✅ Join live Let’s Talk sessions ✅ Reflect through journaling and mindfulness ✅ Celebrate your wins, small and big 👋 Introduce yourself below: - Where are you from? - What brought you here? - What does “empowered” mean to you today? Let’s begin this journey—together. You’re home now. 🥰

Hello ladies, I am looking for some input on the best time to host our virtual sessions. Once the top two timeframes have been chosen, we will vote on the time. Additionally, nothing is set in stone; we can always adjust the times if needed. However, please do remember that the first Wednesday of every two months is our Info Session.

Hi! I'm Amy mom of 3 and a dog mom Currently living in Springfield. Trying to work out the modes of womanhood. I'm happy to be around like minded individuals! I'm looking forward to healing and growing with yall!