I recently started my Public Speaker’s Growth Hub on the Skool platform. Why? Because I get a huge kick out of helping others step onto their virtual or in real life stage. I love watching them grow in their skills and get their ah-ha’s. I love watching them touch the hearts of their audiences. I love love love knowing that I help people help people. That is my why. My who is also my what. Helping people who have never spoken on stage but know they need to… Helping people who are emerging speakers and have a desire to grow their skills…to be really, really good at it… Helping people who are fearful of taking the stage… These are my people … people who care. People who take the spotlight so that they can then turn it around and shine it on their audience. Building this community that will have ripple effects - my Public Soeaker’s Growth Hub - is important to me. This is what I am busy working on (okay, one of the things). I don’t want massive; I want meaningful.

Grateful + fired 🔥up: I put my foot on the gas and Her Second Act Society is rolling! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 A few years ago I owned that I am more than a chef, stepping into my Second Act renewed my mind and my steps. Grief and trauma shaped my path toward intentional, interpersonal living, and I have always known I was cut out for more. Thank you ☺️ for being here. 🛟 Help me shape what you get next, 🗳️ vote below + add ☝🏽one line in the comments. Which ONE ⬇️ member benefit should I ship next for you? (Pick the one you would actually use next week.)

Your turn to put grace in motion. Hey Rhythm Makers💛 It is Tuesday and that means it is your turn. 🎤 Your turn to pause. 🎤 Your turn to pivot. 🎤 Your turn to take one step forward with intention and grace. Yesterday in Mindful Monday, we reminded ourselves that: 👉🏽 We are not falling behind we are falling into grace. So today, the question is: What does grace look like in motion for YOU this week? ✨Not hustle. 💫 Not pressure. ⭐️ Just one small step that honors where you are. 🔁 YOUR TURN …Use This Format: Start: … Keep: … Stop: … 💬 Drop yours below. You might just encourage someone else to move, too. 🫶🏽 💛 Tagging #GraceInMotion Members to check in - let’s PLAY TAG. If you have connected with someone inside this space, tag them below and let them know you see them. Or feel free to extend a warm welcome to a sister or friend who is not a member and needs this kind of grace-filled space today. 💬✨ I’m tagging ➡️ @Traci Poe How are you feeling this week? What’s one area where you can give yourself a little more grace? This is Her Second Act, and this is your turn. Let’s walk this out together. 🕊 #TuesdaysTurn #GraceInMotion #FaithInAction #HerSecondActSociety

@Tylesa Smith 🎉 I’m so glad you are here. Please feel free to jump in and comment wherever you feel led. Please take a moment to review the modules and check out our pinned post to get you started. 👇🏽 To help us connect: what is one shift, dream, or reset you are leaning into in this chapter? We are looking forward to celebrating 🙌🏽 you🥰.

Hey Beautiful 😍 Ones, Just because you can does not mean you should. Every yes has a cost, and sometimes those yeses are toll roads that drain us. I shared this on my YouTube-The Voux Table for our TableMates, but here in Her Second Act Society we practice together. This is not about theory, it is about your rhythm, your story, your reset. Here is the reset tool I call PAC Pause. Ask. Choose. - Pause: Take a breath before you answer. - Ask: Will this feed me or drain me? - Choose: Decide with clarity, not guilt. I used to say yes without a second thought, and it nearly broke me. But learning to PAC has helped me guard my energy and show up with strength. 💬 Let’s Build Together How do you pause before saying yes? Everyone has a different rhythm, and I want to hear yours. ⬇️ Share in the comments: What pause works best for you: a breath, a journal note, a walk, prayer, or something else? Your pause is your power. Let us learn from one another this week and practice guarding our energy together. 💫 📊 Poll: “When you need to pause before saying yes, what do you do first?”