God can't bless who you pretend to be or who you compare yourself to.

He can only bless you and the lane that was created for you.

I feel that for somebody.

You don't need no edge entity. You need boundaries. What? I don't need your likes. I don't need your elevation.

All I need is a God fighting for me that says all things, all things.

Child.

Am I the only one who has moments when my kids are asking me questions whether they're the big ones or the little ones where I just want to tell them like you do know I have no idea what I'm doing either like we're literally trying to figure this thing out together.

I think that they have in their mind that I'm some superhero who has knowledge about

everything from stains to calculus and the truth is that I'm out here trying to figure out

if my wig is on the right way most days because life is always lifeing. I

think part of the beauty of coming to a place where we recognize that we don't have to have all of the answers

means that we get to engage in learning with our children and we also get to look at our lives

and the lives of others through a lens of compassion.

This week we're talking about the hope to be open to being flawed, letting go of this idea that

we have to be perfect, we have to do everything well all of the time

and resting in the truth that we are humans on a journey during the best we can at any given moment.

Today I'm talking to two women who I have known for a

mighty long time but whose business I am getting to mind in a fresh new way.

You're going to hear from Dr. Jill on the Womney evolved podcast about how she raised her

daughters, but first we're going to have an opportunity to experience her with her daughters.

Dr. Jill Wagner Jones is a dynamic voice and incredible mind who has

been shaping conversations about health, wellness, and relationships for quite some time. Her

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