Working Out Womanhood

Our 20's are full of transitioning jobs, homes, friends, and locations. Special guest, and registered nurse, Sarah Flores is a recent graduate with all of those transitions checked off her list within the last year! In this episode, Sharon & Lexi get to ask Sarah questions about her post graduate life including her first nursing position, multiple moves across the country, and more! While there are many ways to transition, Sarah's experience has taught her that the best defense is a healthy mindset. __

American Christianity sees many people stay in the church through their adolescent years and then leave through college and adulthood - but others stay in the church through adulthood. Why is that? In this episode, Sharon & Lexi are talking about their personal reasons for staying in the church and the logic, reason, science, and faith that play into their decision. Too many people believe that Christianity is for children and that believing in God is for the ill-informed. On the contrary, the more information that is gathered on how the universe works, and understanding personally who God is, demonstrates the undeniable truth of God's existence. __ Come and be a part of the conversation & community in our Working Out Womanhood Podcast Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/workingoutwomanhood/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workingoutwomanhood/ If you liked this episode, we would be SO grateful if you took a second to leave us a review on iTunes. Your reviews help invite more people to join the conversation!

Living to be 70 should be some of our best years yet - but why do we see the opposite in people's lives today? In this episode, Sharon & Lexi are talking about vision casting for your life at 70, the impact of planning, and what it will require. Too many of us are expecting the worst for those years, or worse, expecting those years to be great without any hard work. Great results require a deep investment beforehand. __ Come and be a part of the conversation & community in our Working Out Womanhood Podcast Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/workingoutwomanhood/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workingoutwomanhood/ If you liked this episode, we would be SO grateful if you took a second to leave us a review on iTunes. Your reviews help invite more people to join the conversation!

For many Christians, small groups are a normal part of their weekly routine. The idea is that you'll meet with a group of people every week to read the Bible, encourage one another, share your struggles, and practice the art of community. But, it's not always that simple - especially when you're the one leading the small group. In this episode, Sharon & Lexi are sharing 5 tips to help you lead a better small group. Whether you're serving in your church's junior high or high school group, volunteering as a camp counselor, leading a group for your college's campus ministry, or organizing a small group with your friends, these tips will help you have better conversations with the people in your small group. ______ Come and be a part of the conversation & community in our Working Out Womanhood Podcast Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/workingoutwomanhood/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workingoutwomanhood/ If you liked this episode, we would be SO grateful if you took a second to leave us a review on iTunes. Your reviews help invite more people to join the conversation!

Friendships are hard work - but do you know that there are ways to create healthy lasting friendships? In this episode, Sharon & Lexi are talking about the reason that friendships fail in our lives and how practical truths can change it all. Too many of us are still falling into the same failing cycle of friendship while there are answers out there to break the pattern. Lasting friendships are worth fighting for and can be found when you make the first move. __ Come and be a part of the conversation & community in our Working Out Womanhood Podcast Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/workingoutwomanhood/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workingoutwomanhood/ If you liked this episode, we would be SO grateful if you took a second to leave us a review on iTunes. Your reviews help invite more people to join the conversation!

The junior high years are rough - but did you know that you can carry them with you into adulthood? In this episode, Sharon & Lexi are talking about the science behind why the junior high years are so impactful for so many people, how we form identity messages as young teens, and how those identity messages impact us as adults. Too many of us are still believing the lies we told ourselves as thirteen years old and it's time to lay those down and embrace the truth about the identity we have in Christ. __ Come and be a part of the conversation & community in our Working Out Womanhood Podcast Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/workingoutwomanhood/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workingoutwomanhood/ If you liked this episode, we would be SO grateful if you took a second to leave us a review on iTunes. Your reviews help invite more people to join the conversation!

When you imagine yourself walking across the stage and receiving your college diploma, you expect that it'll be the first big step towards *finally* getting your life figured out. But, for many, that doesn't feel like the case. What do you do if you've made it through college and you're still not sure what you want to do with your life? In this episode, Lexi & Sharon open up about what their first year out of college was really like and the unexpected challenges that came with it. They pull back the curtain on working their first "big-girl" jobs, post-grad depression, and finding their way back again. You'll also hear what they wish they'd done differently and encouragement for recent grads to ditch the pressure and guilt and embrace the season with open arms. __ Come and be a part of the conversation & community in our Working Out Womanhood Podcast Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/workingoutwomanhood/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workingoutwomanhood/ If you liked this episode, we would be SO grateful if you took a second to leave us a review on iTunes. Your reviews help invite more people to join the conversation!

For college prep there are courses, books, seminars, info sessions - and sometimes it feels like more information than you can handle. But, getting ready to leave your college years behind is a whole different ball game. Suddenly, everyone expects you to be able to figure everything out on your own. Join Sharon & Lexi as they talk about five things they wish they knew BEFORE they graduated college. Come and be a part of the conversation & community in our Working Out Womanhood Podcast Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/workingoutwomanhood/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workingoutwomanhood/ If you liked this episode, we would be SO grateful if you took a second to leave us a review on iTunes. Your reviews help invite more people to join the conversation!

Have you ever heard yourself say things like, "I’ll never have enough money for things like that," or "I’ll never have love like they do," or "I couldn’t do that because someone else already did." In this episode, Lexi and Sharon are talking all about why we say things like this and how these ideas are really rooted in the fear that there isn't enough for us. Scarcity mindset is the idea that there isn't enough of _______ (fill in the blank) in the world for us, and it can cause us to live a life of fear if we leave it unchecked. Tune into this episode to learn about scarcity mindset and get tips on how to combat it in your life! Come and be a part of the conversation & community in our Working Out Womanhood Podcast Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/workingoutwomanhood/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workingoutwomanhood/ If you liked this episode, we would be SO grateful if you took a second to leave us a review on iTunes. Your reviews help invite more people to join the conversation!

Ever walked right passed a leadership book and thought, "that's not for me?" If you have, this episode is for YOU. We believe that every single person has the ability to lead and influence the people around them, and that genuine leadership develops when we begin leading ourselves. In this episode, Sharon will break down what leadership is, why everyone is a leader, and how to lead yourself well. Come and be a part of the conversation & community in our Working Out Womanhood Podcast Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/workingoutwomanhood/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workingoutwomanhood/ If you liked this episode, we would be SO grateful if you took a second to leave us a review on iTunes. Your reviews help invite more people to join the conversation!

Welcome to the Working Out Womanhood Podcast where we're talking about what it really looks like to live an intentional life as a young Christian woman! We're sharing our own honest journeys of things like transitioning out of college, getting married, dating as an adult, doing ministry, and learning to live life on purpose. In the last few years, we’ve navigated a lot of changes in our lives, and we’ve realized that it’s way more complicated than we thought it’d be to grow up & live life on purpose. But, oddly enough, we didn’t hear a lot of people talking specifically about this season. The season where you've graduated from college, but you still feel like you don’t know what to do with your life. The season when you pay your own bills, but still aren’t sure how to make a doctor’s appointment for yourself. The season where you want to live a life of faith, but struggle to plug into community like you used to. When you feel like you should have it all figured out and feel like you know nothing. (And secretly you worry that everyone thinks you’re a fraud.) If this sounds like your season, this podcast is for YOU. 💛 It’s us, figuring things out, and bringing our friends along for the ride. Our mission is to inspire women everywhere to live for Christ and talk about things that matter!