Girl, I Slept in My Makeup

What does it look like to turn loss into legacy? Join the sister's today in this powerful conversation with Sarah Duncan — founder of Louer — who shares how losing her father, a fighter pilot, shaped the trajectory of her life. From receiving a Folds of Honor scholarship to later working for the organization, Sarah's story is one of full-circle purpose. They talk through grief, identity, and how the hardest seasons can refine your calling. Sarah also opens up about her transition from medical sales and nonprofit leadership into building a luxury fashion startup rooted in connection and accessibility. If you've ever wondered how your story — even the painful parts — can be used for something greater, this episode will speak to you. Join the Waitlist today for Shop Louer [https://www.shoplouer.com]

In this episode of Girl, I Slept in My Makeup, the sisters talk about walking through hard seasons and choosing worship even when it feels impossible.  The sister's reference Psalm 91 and Paul Tripp Ministries [https://www.paultripp.com/] in this episode for your reference!

The sister's are back! After a winter break, the sisters reflect on the heart behind Girl, I Slept in My Makeup - from how it started in 2019 to why they continue today. This episode is all about creating a welcoming space, learning out loud, and giving ourselves (and each other) a whole lot more grace!

This week the sisters sit down to catch up on all things holiday life — from their cozy Thanksgiving celebrations to the excitement (and chaos!) of gearing up for Christmas. They also dive into another Revive devotional by Cleere Cherry Reaves, reflecting on the beauty of waiting on God's perfect timing. Through honest conversation and heartfelt insight, they share what patience, surrender, and trust look like in real life during this busy season. Grab your coffee, cozy up, and join the sisters for a warm, faith-filled episode that will leave you encouraged as you step into the holidays!

Thanksgiving is almost here! Today, the sister's talk about how they're trying to rest, reset, and stay present, even when the holiday hustle kicks in.  Series they reference linked HERE [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sabbath-as-resistance-garden-city-e6/id1592847144?i=1000734186075]