Motherhood isn’t just a new chapter — it’s a soul renovation. And sometimes, the people who knew the “old you” can’t find their way into the new version you’re becoming.

In this intimate episode, I traded a life at 30,000 feet as a flight attendant for the sacred ground of motherhood, navigates the quiet grief of friendships that faded after I became a mother. I reveal how to reframe that pain not as loss, but as sacred data.

You will learn:
🛩️ How to read your emotional “turbulence” like an in-flight manual
💔 Why some relationships end not because they’re bad, but because their assignment in your story is complete
🕊️ How to release with grace and protect your postpartum heart
✈️ A special message for cabin crew sisters feeling the pull toward motherhood (your uniform was training for this)
📡 Why your loneliness, fear, and feeling misunderstood are actually divine signals pointing you toward your true tribe

If you’ve ever felt left behind by friends who couldn’t speak the language of motherhood, this episode is your invitation to ascend. Your pain has purpose. Your pain is a template. Your shift has sacred intention.

P.S. For my South African listeners, you’ll understand when I say the neighbourhood dogs also wanted to share their opinions 🐕😄. Consider them my unpaid (and very passionate) co-hosts. I left their commentary in as a reminder that sometimes holiness sounds less like a quiet retreat and more like… well, a lively braai-side debate where everyone wants to talk at the same time. Life’s messy. God’s still speaking. Barking included.

For: New mothers, career women in transition, cabin crew, spiritual seekers, and anyone navigating friendship shifts.

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