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Dr. G

Do you feel held back? Do you feel stuck? Do you feel as though you are going through the motions? Welcome to Dr. G Speaks, where we explore the powerful intersection of freedom, faith, and fun! Join Dr. G as she reminds you to know there’s more to life. Each episode dives into topics like leaning into ease, releasing what no longer serves you, and the transformative power of trust and surrender to the Lord. Discover the possibilities you never knew existed and learn how to embrace the life you truly deserve. As the author of Look Stop Hiding: How to Find Your Voice and Never Dim Your Light Again, Dr. G wants you to know that it's time to stop hiding and start thriving—together, we’ll uncover your potential and ignite your journey to a life of freedom, faith and fun. Let's get it!

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S3 · E61
Friday · 22 min
Dating? 12 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Go on That Date
Are you living by old dating scripts or actually making choices aligned with who you are now and what God wants for you? In this episode, I’m asking: What if the real reason dating keeps feeling complicated is because you never stopped to check whether you’re truly ready, healed, or even meant to be dating right now? This isn’t a list of tips or tricks; it’s a set of questions most people never ask themselves. I break down the exact self-reflections that can help you break free from mindless dating routines, set boundaries that actually matter, and stop repeating past mistakes. If you’ve been burned, confused, or just tired of doing dating “the way everyone does it,” this will shift how you move and who you invite in. Topics Discussed: Why childhood dating habits persist into adulthood and what to do about it The +12 questions every believer should ask before dating (and why they matter) Healing from past relationships and setting non-negotiable standards The importance of intentional friendship vs. traditional dating How to know if God has actually given you the “green light” to date Seeking wise counsel, trusting your own discernment, and living life well single or partnered Reset your approach to dating by tuning in, getting honest with yourself, and saying yes to what’s truly aligned with your purpose, not just what you’ve been told you “should” want. Step into clarity, wholeness, and God’s timing. This week’s affirmation: “I am open to God's blessings and desire to be in his will.” Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S3 · E60
August 21 · 26 min
60 | Have You Normalized Believing Everything Has to Be Hard? Strategies for Making Life and Work Lighter Starting Today
Have you ever caught yourself saying, “life is hard,” or felt pressured to struggle in order to prove you’re doing something right? What if that isn’t actually true? In this episode, I ask: What if you stopped making “hard” the default setting for your life, your business, your relationships or even your self-worth? I share the moment I refused to take part in the “hard is normal” narrative, how inherited beliefs shaped my journey, and why switching from “I have to” to “I get to” changed everything. If you’ve ever felt trapped by unspoken rules about struggle, you’ll want to listen from start to finish. Topics Discussed: Challenging the normalization of “hard” as the default life experience How the stories we repeatedly tell and hear impact our behavior, emotions, and outcomes Why accepting struggle as proof of value can lead us to manufacture unnecessary difficulty The power of adopting an “I get to” mindset instead of “I have to” in daily living Personal examples of resisting limiting beliefs about entrepreneurship, race, and singleness The impact of expectations and self-fulfilling prophecies on both mindset and outcomes Spiritual insights on carrying burdens, grace, and choosing joy even in challenge Remember, meaningful things don’t have to be hard to be valuable. Sometimes, ease is a blessing, not a mistake. This week's affirmation: "I am releasing the belief that everything meaningful has to be hard. I welcome challenge without making struggle my identity, and I give myself permission to experience joy, ease, freedom, love, kindness, and abundance." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S3 · E59
August 12 · 28 min
59 | Pause: Are You Skipping Gratitude to Chase the Next Goal?
Have you ever wondered why you rush from one accomplishment to the next, never really feeling the joy of what you’ve achieved? What if the most powerful step you could take is to actually stop and sit in the gratitude of your answered prayers? I share what happened when a simple comment in a sister circle stopped me in my tracks and why the habit of pausing might be exactly what you and I need right now. You’ll hear science, stories, and the surprising truth about how celebrating old wins moves you forward faster than chasing new ones. Topics Discussed: Why high achievers skip gratitude (and what it’s costing us, emotionally and physically) Stats and studies showing how reflection boosts happiness, resilience, and goal achievement The unspoken regret of “on to the next” culture and how to break it Simple, practical ways to reflect on past prayers, vision boards, and goals The power of saying “no new goals” and letting God surprise you An actionable activity to help you see your past blessings with fresh eyes It’s easy to stay busy, but what would happen if you gave yourself permission to just pause and truly celebrate what’s already in your hands? This one shift could be the most rewarding choice you make this year. This week's affirmation: "The greatest gift I can give myself and my accomplishments is the time to feel them, to understand them, to celebrate them, and to let them transform me." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S3 · E58
July 22 · 28 min
58 | "I Wish I Wouldn't Have Waited So Long" and Other Lessons from People 20, 30, 40 Years Older
Have you ever caught yourself saving your real dreams for “someday” when you retire, when the kids are grown, or when you finally get that mythical permission slip to just live? What if the people who’ve already crossed those milestones could teach you exactly what matters most right now? In this episode, I unpack what I’ve learned from spontaneous conversations with people decades older than me, on cruises, airplanes, or even in my own building. These moments radically altered how I look at aging, regret, and what it means to truly live well, not just exist. If you’re tired of waiting, you need to hear this. Topics Discussed: The lessons whispered by strangers, especially women over 60 about waiting too long to live Why I intentionally structure my life as a “vacation” and how that changes everything How beliefs about aging can shape your health, happiness, and even your future memories The regrets that no one seems to confess until their 70s or 80s Practices I use to honor my grandmother The five reflection questions I use to make sure I’m not postponing life for “later” Every encounter, every ordinary day, is a fresh chance to start living without waiting for someone else’s permission. What you do now matters far more than you think. This week's affirmation: "I choose to live with gratitude, courage, and intention. I honor the gift of today by caring for my mind, body, and spirit. I release fear, regret, and unnecessary burdens. By God’s grace, I will not simply count my days. I will make my days count." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S3 · E57
July 16 · 32 min
57 | Choosing Better: The Power to Say Absolutely Not to Disrespect
Have you ever questioned if what you’ve been tolerating was actually meant to be your standard? In this episode, I share the shock and soul-searching that happened when women at my retreat reacted so strongly to my stories of being treated with respect. Is real kindness between women and men truly rare, or have we simply gotten used to calling disrespect normal? I talk about the moments I drew a hard line with friends, family, and even romantic partners, and what I wish every woman knew about their choices. If you’ve ever felt stuck between accepting “breadcrumbs” and demanding more, you need to hear this. Topics Discussed: Why my “mountaintop” of respect was actually my norm and why that shocked other women The powerful role self-worth plays (and doesn’t play) in the choices others make Boundary-setting, even with family members, including my father The importance of realizing respect isn’t a ceiling, it’s the floor Understanding that you are never at fault for someone else’s abuse or cruelty Encouragement for women who never knew another way was possible You don’t have to accept disrespect as your norm. Maybe no one has shown you another way, but your story doesn’t end there. Keep asking what you truly deserve and believe that respect is only the beginning. Resources Mentioned: Jennifer Lewis, The Mother of Black Hollywood This week's affirmation: “I am allowed to name what I experience. I am allowed to expect respect. I am allowed to choose differently. And I am not bound to what I once thought was normal. I am a queen who is worthy of everything.” Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S3 · E56
June 25 · 25 min
56 | Stop Stalling: How to Show Up in the Best Way, Even When It's Not Your Preferred Way
Have you ever given up on something completely just because you couldn’t do it exactly how you planned? In this episode, I ask: What if the way you wanted things to happen is actually limiting what’s possible for you right now? I share real moments from my own life, group coaching, and even missed meetings, how waiting for perfect timing almost kept me from moving forward, and how changing my mindset opened up everything. If you’ve ever thought, “If I can’t do it my way, I might as well not do it at all,” this conversation is for you. There are ways to show up that you haven’t considered, and one shift can break years of waiting. Topics Discussed: The danger of turning preferences into requirements (and how it keeps us stuck) How to make progress when you only have a fraction of the time or energy you planned The silent impact of shame, frustration, and all-or-nothing thinking on your confidence Specific stories: missed workouts, dissertation deadlines, and rescheduled meetings Inviting God into imperfect plans and discovering new ways to move forward Reframing disappointment into faithful participation, not perfection Actionable reflection questions to reset your outlook in work, relationships, spiritual life, and more Remember: Progress doesn’t depend on perfect circumstances, but on your willingness to participate with what you have. This week's affirmation: "I release my attachment to how things should happen and remain open to what is still possible. I honor progress, trust God's timing, and move forward with what I have." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S3 · E55
June 19 · 31 min
55 | Feel your Feelings All the Way Through: A Secret Weapon to Emotional Freedom and Capacity
Have you ever asked yourself why certain feelings never seem to leave, no matter how much time passes? n this episode, I share what really happens when we ignore or downplay our emotions, even the seemingly small ones, and why true strength lies in honestly facing what’s inside. What if the frustration you feel, the sadness you’ve shelved, or the anger you’ve denied are quietly showing up in your body and your life in ways you never expected? I’ll reveal why emotional processing is more than self-care, it’s a necessary choice for healing, spiritual wellness, and real peace. If you’ve ever told yourself, “It’s not a big deal,” this conversation is for you. Topics Discussed: Why processing emotions is a non-negotiable for personal and spiritual health The myth that time heals all wounds and what actually does Real-life examples of suppressed feelings showing up as anxiety, irritability, or numbness Permission to feel even when others “have it worse” or when you think you “shouldn’t” be upset The difference between emotional processing and acting on every feeling Integrating faith and feelings without pretending, spiritualizing, or faking it Practical steps to identify, feel, and release emotions safely (even if it’s been years) Lessons from David in the Psalms on radical honesty with God Every feeling, whether acknowledged or not, has an impact emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Processing your feelings is a life skill that makes room for peace, presence, and possibility. This week's affirmation: "I give myself permission to feel what I feel without judgment. My feelings are information, not my identity. As I process honestly, I make room for peace. Feeling isn't weakness. Feeling isn't lack of faith. Feeling isn't losing control. Sometimes the strongest thing you can do is stop arguing with your emotions long enough to listen to what they're trying to tell you, feel it, bring it to God and keep moving." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
#54
June 1 · 33 min
54 | Radical Honesty: An Unexpected Conversation with my Cousin
Have you ever caught yourself making excuses, minimizing your pain, or waiting around for someone else to change? In this episode, I ask: What if the thing actually holding you back isn’t your past, but your lack of radical honesty about it? I'm sharing lessons from the unexpected call from my cousin - a conversation that moved me to tears and left me with pages of notes, new questions, and a different way to see healing. If you’ve struggled with owning your wounds, waiting on others, or performing for approval, this episode will challenge you to stop stalling and start living from a real, radically honest place. Topics Covered: The difference between being flawed and pretending to be perfect Common ways people avoid difficult truths and why they never work Why “radical honesty” is more powerful than doing more, achieving, or outrunning your wound Moving beyond childhood trauma: living with the scar, not the wound Healthy accountability: why telling someone “don’t do that” rarely helps What happens when you let others set the speed of your healing and how to take it back Five life-changing homework questions for self-reflection and growth Every answer you’re looking for begins with your willingness to be honest, even if it hurts. That’s where freedom starts. This week's affirmation: "I have the courage to look at myself honestly. I'm not perfect and I don't need to pretend to be. I own my shortcomings, I face my wounds, I acknowledge my mistakes, and I move forward without hesitation and without stalling. Honesty with myself is an act of love for myself." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S3 · E53
May 25 · 38 min
53 | You Can't Outlove Someone's Wound (And What Actually Works)
Have you ever wondered why, no matter how hard you love, support, or give, some people don’t change, heal, or take the steps you wish they would? In this episode, I get personal about a lesson I learned the hard way: you can’t out-love someone’s wounds or their free will. I open up about my own battles with “savior complex,” the exhaustion that comes from trying to fix or rescue others, and what happened when I finally let go. If you’ve ever found yourself heartbroken, frustrated, or burned out because someone you care for won’t help themselves, this conversation is for you. There’s a freedom on the other side that you might not know exists, yet. Topics Discussed: The difference between carrying someone’s burden and carrying their personal load How “savior complex” sneaks into relationships, coaching, and even friendships Why exhaustion is a sign you’re trying to do God’s job Setting boundaries with those who refuse to help themselves Practical examples of how to support without enabling, from romantic partners to clients and friends Learning to trust God’s timing and release responsibility for others’ choices Actionable reflection questions to help you step into more freedom Let go of what isn’t yours to carry, and watch the freedom and lightness return. Sometimes, the most loving thing you can do is step back and trust that God can reach them when you can’t. You don’t have to be the healer, you just have to be honest, supportive, and obedient to your own journey. This week's affirmations: "I can love deeply without carrying what belongs to someone else. " "I trust God's ability to reach people more than my ability to rescue them." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S2 · E52
March 30 · 40 min
52 | The Audacity of Living Single: Whole, Free, and Unapologetic
Have you ever questioned if your singleness is actually a blessing, not a holding pattern or waiting room? In this episode, I ask: What would it look like for you to drop every expectation, formula, and pressure from society and simply show up boldly, freely, and completely as yourself? I share unusually specific ways I’ve learned to reject toxic advice, heal after heartbreak, redefine dating, and embrace authentic friendships (instead of waiting for “the one” or feeling less-than). If you’re tired of timelines or feeling “behind,” you’ll want every minute of this conversation. I challenge you to rethink everything you’ve believed about love, joy, and worth. Topics Discussed: Why “single season” language implants harmful deadlines and how to reject it Distinguishing personal vs. societal, family, or church-driven desires for partnership Biblical wisdom on worth, identity, and wholeness regardless of relationship status Permission to say “no,” set boundaries, and honor authentic healing after breakups Audacious alternatives to traditional dating formulas and relational expectations Practical steps to celebrate victories, cultivate friendships, and expect joy now Rejecting codependency, pressure, and settling - living bold, grateful, and free You are not less, not missing half, not behind. You have the audacity to live, heal, and experience joy today, on your terms, with God, free from pressure. This week's affirmations: "I have the audacity to live fully, love myself, trust God, and embrace joy. I am complete, whole, and free, and I will live boldly in every area of my life." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S2 · E51
March 23 · 24 min
51 | Audacity: Bold, Unapologetic Living
What if the secret to freedom wasn’t working harder, but refusing to accept rules that never belonged to you in the first place? In this episode, I ask: Where would you be if you had the audacity to trust yourself more than anyone’s expectations? Bold moments and unapologetic action from my own life and the lives of relatives, clients, and history-makers changed everything. From saying no to burnout and setting unexpected boundaries, to building a life more like a vacation, this episode gives you permission to let your audacity lead. There are parts you won’t see coming. Topics Discussed: What audacity really means How historical and everyday figures used audacity to defy limits The importance of setting standards (even when others tell you to lower them) Building a life that serves mental health, joy, and wholeness The importance of saying “no,” setting boundaries, choosing rest over hustle, never shrinking to fit into spaces you’ve outgrown, or scheduling around what you love Your audacity is uniquely yours, don’t shrink. Choose bold, unapologetic action over fear or expectations, starting today. This week's affirmations: "I trust what God placed in me more than I fear how others will respond." "I no longer shrink to fit spaces and frameworks I’ve outgrown or was never meant to fit. I expand and let the room adjust." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S2 · E50
March 11 · 38 min
50 | When Sorry Is Hard: Navigating Difficult Apologies and True Forgiveness
Have you ever wondered why saying “I’m sorry” can feel more terrifying than any other two words in the English language? In this episode, I share three moments that pushed me to apologize, even when I thought I wasn’t the one at fault. I talk about the uncomfortable truth behind apologies that actually repair relationships, what keeps us from saying the words, and how grace, humility, and honesty become your greatest tools. If you’re stuck holding onto hurt, wondering how to move forward, or just need a script for that apology you’ve been dreading, this is your moment. Topics Discussed: What to do when you feel convicted to apologize to someone who hurt you Common reasons most people struggle with apologizing How to accept apologies while enforcing boundaries Personal stories of apologies that brought healing, confusion, and closure The 5 essential components of a REAL apology and what to avoid Practical tips to build humility, courage, and repair relationships even after years have passed If there’s someone on your mind as you read this, it’s not too late. The impact of a genuine apology can reach deeper than you think, even if the other person doesn’t accept it. Choose courage, choose humility, and let your words and actions align. Resources Mentioned: James 5:16: Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. Ephesians 4:32: Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you. This week's affirmation: "I extend the same grace to others that I hope to receive. When I apologize, I do so fully - no buts, no excuses, just truth. My words and my actions align. I am growing in humility and courage every day.” Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S2 · E49
February 25 · 26 min
49 | What Would Happen if You Focused More on What God Has Done for You Over What You Don’t Have?
Have you ever caught yourself obsessed with what you lack without noticing what you already have? In this episode, I ask: What would happen if you focused on what God has already done for you - starting with the ability to pick up a spilled container of blueberries? I share what I do to track the blessings in my life, and how shifting that focus opened my eyes to protection, healing, and joy I used to overlook. If you’re tired of feeling anxious, or wish you could see ordinary miracles with fresh eyes, you’ll want to listen to the whole episode. Topics Discussed: The story behind picking up spilled blueberries and seeing gratitude in the mundane How a memory from “Cozy Convos” sparked a radical shift in perspective The “I get to” mindset and its impact on daily frustrations (like airport lines!) Noticing health, laughter, friendship, kindness, and protection as evidence of God’s hand Reflecting on seasons of financial struggle and surrendering worry Lessons from missed expectations, pain, and unexpected delays Practical assignment to help you see the miracles in your life No matter what you’re up against or what you’re missing right now, you’re surrounded by evidence of God’s faithfulness, often in the most ordinary places.I hope this episode inspires you to focus on what God has done, rather than what might be missing. This week's affirmations: "I choose to focus on what God has already done and is doing. I will not measure my life by what is missing. I measure it by His faithfulness. I am surrounded by evidence of God's hand in the doors that opened, in the doors that closed, in the protection I didn't even see, in the strength I didn't know I had.” "I refuse to overlook what I would consider ordinary miracles.” Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S2 · E48
February 23 · 25 min
48 | Check Other Men: The #1 Thing Men Can Do to Support Women
How often do you ask yourself: Are women around me truly protected, seen, and believed or are we just assuming they’re “fine” because they seem strong? In this episode, I share real, personal stories, uncomfortable moments at work and in public, and the relief of finally having someone step up and say, “Next time, you won’t have to ask.” If you’re ready to hear what standing in the gap actually looks like (and why it often goes unnoticed), these moments might shift how you see advocacy and support forever. You’ll want to hear every word. Topics Discussed: What “checking other men” actually means—and why it’s the #1 way to advocate for women Why women often feel unsafe or unprotected in public and professional spaces The emotional toll and exhaustion of always having to stand up for yourself as a woman The impact of being believed and protected, and how rare these experiences actually are for women What it feels like for a woman when everyday actions like asking for help or being addressed directly go unfulfilled The unique, often invisible burden of Black women in spaces where they’re expected to be “strong” Small acts that shift the emotional landscape for women everywhere Standing in the gap is not about grand gestures or public recognition; it’s about doing something, believing women, and making every moment count. No matter who you are, you can change someone’s world by simply stepping up. This week's affirmation for women: "I'm worthy to be seen, believed, and protected.” This week's affirmation for men: "I choose to use wisdom and discernment and stand in the gap for women.” Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S2 · E47
February 13 · 24 min
47 | They Slid in My DMs - Did I Respond or Nah?
Have you ever wondered if you have to respond to every message or if you’re even allowed to say no? In this episode, I break down exactly how I handle the flood of DMs in my inbox, from quick “hello” to awkward requests. I talk openly about what it means to have a choice, why intention matters more than a compliment, and how listening for God’s guidance shapes who gets my energy. I share DM stories you’d never expect, including the wildest one yet, and remind you why your response or lack of one can be the most important self-care move you make. If you’re tired of surface-level messages or want to know if your approach is really respectful, stick around for every word. Topics Discussed: The unexpected “game” of deciding who gets a DM response How increased visibility affects inbox boundaries The difference between intention and lazy messaging (and how I spot them) Why centering yourself in a DM isn’t the same as being thoughtful How God’s timing influence whether I reply DM stories ranging from casual compliments to deeply inappropriate messages and how I handle each one Speaking truth to men and women about respect, boundaries, and faith Why being single doesn’t mean being alone, and why I don’t respond out of obligation You are allowed to move in alignment with yourself, not as a mirror reflection of what’s sent to you. Your responses (or lack thereof) will speak louder than any DM. Start making your inbox reflect your values, not anybody else’s wishes. This week's affirmation: "I move in alignment and not as a mirror reflection of what is going on in front of me, but only the mirror of what God is telling me to do.” Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S2 · E46
February 6 · 20 min
46 | What Would You Do if You Knew God Could Not Lie?
What if every plan you made, every dream, wish, or desperate prayer didn’t turn out the way you pictured? What would your life look like if you really believed God cannot lie, even when His answer is “no”? Today, I reflect on what it truly means to trust God, even when circumstances are confusing, frustrating, or don’t go according to our plans. And invite you to consider the raw reality of surrender: trusting, giving thanks in the midst (not for) the circumstances, and letting God correct, redirect, and shape your journey even when you don’t understand. If you’ve ever struggled with doubt, timelines, or letting go of control, this episode is for you. Topics Discussed: The real meaning of believing God cannot lie, and how it changes decision-making Giving thanks in (not for) your hardest circumstances (and why both matter) Why trusting God doesn’t mean you won’t feel frustrated or confused The power of surrendering goals, timelines, and desires back to God Letting go of control, even when you feel lost or overlooked No matter how confusing or painful your current season is, trust that God’s hand is steady and you are never alone. Real trust happens when you give Him not just your desires, but your doubts and watch Him shape what you never could have planned. Resources Mentioned: Isaiah 55:8-9 1 Thessalonians 5:18 Proverbs 16:3, Proverbs 16:9 Previous episode: Frustration is a Gift: How Hard Emotions Can Turn into Something Beautiful This week's affirmation: "I am rooted, capable, loved and guided even when the path feels unfinished." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
January 30 · 21 min
45 | Frustration is a Gift: How Hard Emotions Can Turn into Something Beautiful
Have you ever asked yourself, “Why am I feeling this way and what am I supposed to do with it?” In this episode, I share what happened when I started treating every difficult emotion (from frustration to fear to sadness) not as something to avoid, but as a real and practical gift. If you’re tired of letting your feelings run wild or hold you back, and you want to know how to reframe them into spiritual and practical breakthroughs, listen to this episode and learn more about the difference it’s made for my relationships, my well-being, and my faith. You may never see your emotions the same way again. Topics Discussed: Why I believe frustration, anger, fear, or sadness can be powerful tools and not just obstacles The way community and prayer transform messy moments into moments of clarity How reframing emotions can protect relationships, prevent regret, and spark new opportunities How I learned to question negative self-talk before it could take root The honest truth about accepting your feelings without letting them control you Before you dismiss your next uncomfortable feeling, pause. There might be a gift waiting for you, one that could change everything. This week's affirmation: "This feeling I'm having right now is a gift. I am open to what it is trying to show me and only move in alignment with the Lord." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S2 · E44
January 21 · 12 min
44 | Stop Apologizing for Needing Rest: A Unique Guide to Listening to Your Body and Spirit
What if hitting snooze was the very message your soul needed to hear? In this episode, I relive the moment an 8am missed meeting shattered my old beliefs about hustle and forced me to rethink why rest felt like failure. You’ll hear the story that shifted my mindset from always saying “yes” to finally considering what my body truly needs—and why that isn’t being lazy. Am I oversleeping, or is my body (and God) trying to tell me something? Listen in to reimagine your own relationship with tiredness, restriction, and real renewal. Sometimes, the most spiritual thing you can do is simply lay down. Topics Discussed: The surprising lesson I learned from oversleeping and missing a meeting Letting go of guilt and panic when you “fail” to show up Why listening to your body’s signals is essential, not selfish How scarcity and fear kept my calendar (and soul) packed The God-given value of real rest, even if it messes up your plans Trusting divine provision over personal hustle If you’ve ever apologized for being tired, or felt guilty for canceling plans, this episode is the permission slip you’ve been waiting for. Listen, trust, and honor what your body tells you—because God’s provision reaches further than your own striving. This week's affirmation: "I listen and respond to what my body needs and knows God is fulfilling everything." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S2 · E43
January 14 · 18 min
43 | Why I Rest so Much
Are you pouring from an empty cup, or do you ever wonder why you’re always exhausted after helping others? In this episode, I share my answer to the honest question: “Why do you take so much rest?” I reveal why my approach to rest isn’t about “doing nothing,” but protecting the potency of my gift and making sure I serve from a place of overflow. If you’ve struggled with burnout, compassion fatigue, or guilt about taking a break, you’ll find some unexpected permission here. Rest isn’t a luxury, it’s your secret advantage. Listen now to rethink everything you thought you knew about being truly present and powerful. Topics Discussed: How the gift I carry changes my need for restoration The myth of pouring out from an empty cup and what pouring from the saucer really means My wellness routines Why listening to God is crucial for knowing when and how to rest The difference between being tired and being completely depleted How serving well doesn’t mean sacrificing your health What if your rest is the missing ingredient to your purpose? You don’t have to empty yourself to help others. With intention and spiritual guidance, you can serve powerfully and remain full every single day. This week's affirmation: "I rest well." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)
S2 · E42
January 7 · 24 min
42 | Over Half a Million Views in 36 hours. What God Taught in This Lesson in Obedience
Have you ever felt like you’re following all the formulas but still missing something deeper? In this episode, I ask: What if God could do in a single day what you’ve been striving to achieve for years? I share exactly how a simple decision to post an ordinary story turned into an Instagram whirlwind: over half a million views overnight, thousands of comments, and a lesson even I didn’t see coming. It’s not about going viral. It’s about what happens when you let go of control and trust something greater, especially in spaces that seem totally secular, like social media. If you’ve ever wondered if your story matters, or how to truly move when you feel prompted, you’ll want to hear every moment. Topics Discussed: The behind-the-scenes of a viral Instagram post How divine guidance can override any social media “strategy” Letting go of formulas and inviting God to do what you can’t The details of a personal encounter that offered hope, healing, and affirmation to a stranger The impact of sharing raw kindness and compassion online How inviting faith into any goal brings lasting change Trust that when you invite God into your journey, you’ll be amazed by what unfolds. Keep your hands and heart open to His guidance every day. This week's affirmation: "God, you can do more in one day than I could do in two years. My hands are open to your direction." Connect with Dr. G: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook X (Twitter)

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