In this episode of The Good Girl’s Podcast, we're talking about how to navigate rejection, trust God through disappointment, and keep moving forward when life doesn't go as planned.

We talk about:

• How to handle rejection without losing confidence

• What Jesus teaches us about facing rejection

• Why someone's decision doesn't determine your worth

• Knowing when to try again, change your approach, or let go

Through personal experiences with career setbacks and unreciprocated feelings, we'll explore how to learn from rejection without letting it keep you from pursuing what you want.

Rejection may hurt, but it doesn't have to stop you from moving forward. 🫶🏾

In this episode of The Good Girl’s Podcast, we're talking about the fear of being seen and how that can keep you from stepping into the person God is calling you to be.

We talk about:

• Why we hide parts of ourselves to gain acceptance
• The fear of being judged, misunderstood, or standing out
• Using your God-given gifts instead of keeping them hidden
• What the Bible says about shining your light and standing firm in your faith

If you've ever felt like the odd one out or found yourself fading into the background to avoid attention, this conversation will encourage you to embrace who God created you to be and stop holding yourself back.

You weren't given gifts to spend your life hiding them. ✨

In this episode of The Good Girl’s Podcast, we’re talking about online dating, discernment, and slowing down long enough to actually get to know someone.

A good profile, great conversation, and strong chemistry can make someone seem like the perfect match, but they don’t tell you the whole story.

We talk about:

• Reading between the lines of a dating profile
• Recognizing consistency, red flags, and mismatched words and actions
• Guarding your heart without letting attraction make the decisions

If you’ve ever gotten attached before you really knew the person, this conversation will help you approach online dating with more wisdom, patience, and discernment.

Because matching with someone is easy. Actually knowing them takes time.