If you’re sitting on the biggest news of your life right now — trying to figure out who to tell, what to share, and when — this episode is for you. Before you say a word to anyone, listen to this first.

In this episode, Augusta shares one of the most important lessons she learned the hard way: the moment you announce, you lose control of your narrative. She breaks down why the urge to share big news is completely human, why acting on it too soon can cost you more than you realize, and how to protect your story while you’re still writing it.

You’ll learn why the pride of choosing yourself is valid and how it can send you to the wrong rooms, why mutual friends are a complicated first call, how to decide who actually deserves access to your story, and a journal prompt to help you understand what you were really looking for when you overshared.

You don’t need a crowd to validate a decision that was always yours to make.

📓 This week’s journal prompt: Who have I told that I wish I hadn’t — and what was I really looking for in that moment?

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You don’t need a storm. You just need a gust of WIN.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

A Gust of Win | Hosted by Augusta Joshua
Rebuilding. Reclaiming. Rising.

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Six years ago today, I knew. I didn’t have a plan. I didn’t have answers. I just had a truth I had been arguing with for too long, and I finally stopped.

In this episode, I’m getting personal. I’m sharing what it felt like to sit in that moment of knowing, the fear that came with it, and what six years of doing the work has actually produced. Not the highlight reel, but the real thing. The pride that comes from finally choosing yourself and realizing you figured it out.

In this episode you will learn:

• Why gray area is not neutral ground — and what it’s quietly costing you

• The difference between a boundary built from anger and one built from clarity

• Why healing is quieter than you expect — and how to recognize how far you’ve actually come

• What it looks like when the work you’ve been doing finally shows up in real life

Episode Highlights:

• Augusta shares the 6 year anniversary of the day she knew her marriage was over

• The moment she finally set the boundary she had been avoiding — and what it felt like

• A raw and honest conversation about gray area relationships and the hidden toll they take

• Three truths about healing that nobody talks about

• A message for the woman who is sitting with something she already knows but isn’t ready to say out loud yet

If you’re in that place right now — this episode is for you.

A Gust of Win | Hosted by Augusta Joshua
Rebuilding. Reclaiming. Rising.

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Ep. 3: Clearing Out Old Energy

Getting rid of it isn’t just about cleaning out a closet… it’s about releasing the weight you’ve been carrying in silence.

In this freeing, grounded episode, Augusta shares the moment she stood in front of her closet and realized certain clothes weren’t just clothes, they were memories. Pain. Versions of herself she had outgrown. From a pink sweater that pulled her back into sadness, to designer heels she wore while pretending everything was fine, she walks you through the emotional purge that helped her finally breathe again.

If you’ve been trying to heal but still feel stuck, this episode will remind you: you can’t receive what’s next while holding tightly to what broke you.

Before Augusta could fully step into her next chapter, she had to clear what was keeping her anchored to the past.

In this intimate episode of A Gust of Win, she takes you inside the sacred process of letting go...not just of things, but of the emotional residue attached to them.

Through raw storytelling and reflection, Augusta shares:

• The closet moment that made her face what she was holding onto
• Why certain clothes, shoes, and items carry emotional energy
• The surprising freedom that came after releasing almost 80% of what she owned
• The peace of selling her wedding dress for a fraction of its value
• The one item she regrets letting go — and what it taught her about memory and motherhood

This episode is not about throwing things away… it’s about making room for peace, for healing, and for the woman you’re becoming.

In this episode, you will learn:

• Why every object holds memory, and how that impacts your healing
• How to tell the difference between sentiment and emotional weight
• Why “clutter” can actually be unresolved grief
• What to do when guilt, nostalgia, and resistance show up
• A simple release practice to help you start letting go without overwhelm
• How clearing physical space can create emotional and spiritual space

Episode Highlights:

• The pink Zara sweater that held sadness in its seams
• The designer pieces Augusta released to free herself from “pretending”
• The wedding dress sale that healed
• Why you can’t heal in the same environment that broke you
• The one thing she wishes she kept: Graysen’s Lakers hat
• The challenge: release one thing this week and notice what shifts

Connect with Augusta:

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If this episode touched you, share it with a woman who needs permission to release what’s been weighing her down.

A Gust of Win | Hosted by Augusta Joshua
Rebuilding. Reclaiming. Rising.

✨ Join the community: https://agustofwin.substack.com

✨ Follow on Instagram: @AGustOfWinPod

A Gust of Win | Hosted by Augusta Joshua
Rebuilding. Reclaiming. Rising.

✨ Join the community: https://agustofwin.substack.com

✨ Follow on Instagram: @AGustOfWinPod