Girls Night with Stephanie May Wilson

Stephanie Wilson shares her family's thrilling journey of relocating from Nashville to Spain, providing insights into the emotional highs and lows of the move. Joined by her husband, Carl, they discuss the challenges of adapting to a new culture with toddlers and the importance of support during this transition. Their candid stories reveal the joys of decluttering as they embrace a simpler life and highlight the growth that comes from stepping outside their comfort zone. Listeners are inspired to embrace change and pursue authentic living.

Najwa Zebian is a Lebanese-Canadian speaker and author known for inspiring self-acceptance and personal growth. In this conversation, she delves into the complexities of embracing change, sharing her own journey from Lebanon to Canada. Najwa emphasizes the transformative power of self-compassion over shame and the importance of nurturing one’s true identity against societal expectations. She also opens up about her experience with the Hijab, reinforcing the fight for personal freedom. Listeners are encouraged to celebrate their unique journeys.

Joanna Gott, a first-time single mom through international adoption and Content Director for Emily Lex Studios, shares her inspiring journey of becoming a mother. She discusses the unpredictable nature of adoption, offering practical advice for prospective parents. Joanna highlights the unique challenges single moms face, including navigating extensive paperwork and emotional hurdles during the waiting period. With insights on setting boundaries in life and work, she encourages listeners to embrace opportunities while remaining true to themselves.

Hey friends! Welcome to Girls’ Night!​I’m so excited about today’s episode. As you guys know (as I hope you know!) my family and I just moved to Spain! I’m sitting in our Airbnb in Granada right now as I record this, so I definitely have travel on the brain. That’s why today we’re talking about travel points — specifically how to maximize your travel credit card points so you never have to pay for a plane ticket again!​Our guest for today’s episode is my new friend, Abby Hatteberg. Abby is the owner of Wayfaren, Dallas mom of 3, who’s attempting to travel the world with her favorite people. She teaches others how to maximize their credit card points and miles to take multiple bucket list trips a year...for nearly free! Abby and her family have traveled to places like Italy, Hawaii, Switzerland, Disneyland, Cabo San Lucas, Norway, and SO many more for a true FRACTION of the actual cost...and she wants to teach YOU to do the same!​In the episode, she’ll be sharing how travel points work, what’s the best card to get started with, how to use your credit cards responsibly (and not wrack up tons of debt or ruin your credit), and so much more!​If travel is something you’ve always wanted to do, but it just feels way too expensive, make sure you tune in, because Abby is giving us all of the steps we need to take to make this a reality!​Last note here: I have travel credit cards and the points we’ve earned from them have made a massive difference in our ability to travel over the last 10 years or so. BUT, in this episode, I learned SO MUCH that I didn’t know AT ALL. I cannot wait to put into practice the things Abby taught me and I’m so happy you get to hear from her too! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey friends! Welcome to Girls’ Night!I’m so excited about today’s episode. Today we’re talking about how to better understand yourself and your kids using the Enneagram. Since the Enneagram has gained popularity in the past few years, I’m guessing most of you are at least somewhat familiar, but, if you need a refresher, The Enneagram Test is basically a personality assessment to help us know ourselves better and to help us overcome some of the roadblocks in our lives and become the best versions of ourselves.I personally love using the Enneagram because it has helped me understand my heart and my mind and my personality SO MUCH BETTER.But, something I haven’t spent as much time on is learning how I can use Enneagram as a tool to better understand my kids and learn how they feel and process things. And that’s why I cannot wait to share today’s conversation!Our guest for today’s episode is my friend, Beth McCord. Beth is an accomplished Enneagram speaker, author, coach, and teacher with over two decades of dedicated experience. Her passion lies in helping individuals rewrite their life stories, empowering them to realize that lasting change and meaningful relationships are possible. Beth's mission led to the creation of the Your Enneagram Coach community—a nurturing space where individuals safely explore the Enneagram. Her most recent book is called, The Enneagram for Moms: See the True Colors of Yourself and Your Children as God Intends, and I cannot wait for you to hear more about it! I absolutely loved this conversation and I know you’re going to love it too! Here’s my conversation with Beth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join in on a heartfelt conversation with Christy Wright, a dynamic speaker, and author, as she shares insights on hearing God's voice and following His lead. Discover her journey of leaving a successful career to start a coaching business, embracing unique experiences, and breaking societal expectations. Explore the importance of therapy and navigating comparison, along with the speaker's growth, faith journey, and adventures with God's sense of humor. Dive into a meaningful conversation about faith and friendship, ending with exciting news about the Girls Night gift shop.

Whitney Haldeman, a luxury travel advisor, shares tips on making travel dreams a reality regardless of budget or companions. She discusses empowerment through travel, personal growth, and the value of group travel for women. The episode explores embracing individuality in travel choices and celebrates friendship and adventure with matching best friend shirts.

The podcast delves into women's historical lack of autonomy, the 'mom default' burden, and the need for societal changes. Guests share career journeys, journalistic mishaps, and the importance of therapy. They discuss overcoming fears, redefining gender roles, and challenges faced by working mothers. The episode emphasizes the unequal treatment of mothers and fathers in the workplace and celebrates friendship and adventure with the Girls Night gift shop.

Steph and Carl dive into marriage, dating, and pursuing dreams in a lively Q&A session. They share insights on their 10-year marriage journey, moving to Spain, handling family dynamics, communication in relationships, and personal growth. The discussion highlights the importance of mutual support, setting boundaries, and nurturing oneself while embracing new adventures.

Hey friends! Welcome to Girls’ Night!I’m so excited about today’s episode. Today we’re talking about how to become an informed voter and avoid misinformation on the internet.I’m excited about this episode because if you’re anything like me, you feel the weight of the political tension happening in our world right now – especially as we’re inching closer to election time! Your social media feeds are filled with everyone and their mom’s opinions on leaders and policies and, before you know it, you’re feeling angry, frustrated, and confused. And, on top of all of that, you’re wondering if your vote will actually make a difference or if it will just get lost in a giant pool of people. Friends, if you’re feeling this way, you’re not alone and I cannot wait to introduce you to today’s guest! Our guest for today’s episode is my new friend and go-to politics guru, Sharon McMahon. Sharon is on a mission to curate facts, fun, and inspiration by educating Americans on democracy, politics, and history. After years of serving as a high school government and law teacher, Sharon took her passion for education to social media to combat political misinformation with non-partisan facts. In this episode she’s helping us figure out which news sources are helpful and which ones might be unhelpful, why our votes matter, how to manage our mental health during elections, and how to set boundaries with family members around political conversations (and avoid arguments). Friends, I love this episode because it’s a (actually fun) conversation about politics (for the girl who hates politics! 🤣).No matter what political party you align with, this episode will help you find out what’s most important to you so that you can make an informed decision this November. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices