Thriving in the Space Between

In this honest conversation, Meghan and Maria talk about a pattern they’ve been seeing more and more among women: naming struggles as identity.

Phrases like “I’m chronically single,” “I’m anxious,” or “I’m a perfectionist” may feel true — but when we claim them as who we are, they can quietly shape how we think, feel, and show up in our lives and relationships.

Together, they explore the emotional, spiritual, and even neurological im...

If Part 1 helped you rethink what money is for, Part 2 moves into the practical side of stewardship.

In this continuation of our conversation with Amanda Texera, co-founder of Wallet Win, we talk about what it actually looks like to begin taking ownership of your finances in a simple, grounded way—without overwhelm and without needing to become a “money expert.”

Amanda reminds us that financial peace doesn’t come from having a perfec...

Money can feel like one of those topics that’s super heavy… even when you want to be a good steward.

In Part 1 of this conversation, we sit down with Amanda Texera, co-founder of Wallet Win, to talk about money through a Catholic lens—without shame, without extremes, and without the “girlboss” energy that often leaves women feeling more stressed than before.

Amanda shares her own story (including a very real honeymoon money moment 😅...

In Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Therese Northrop, we move from the why of holistic health into the deeply practical.

If Part 1 helped you rethink the body-soul split, this episode helps you begin living differently inside your own body.

We talk specifically about the nervous system — what it’s actually doing, why so many women feel constantly dysregulated, and how simple, faithful practices like breath and prayer can begin res...

If you’ve ever wanted to care for your body more intentionally but felt wary of crossing into “woo woo” territory—this episode is for you.

Maria and Meghan sit down with Dr. Therese Northrop, a Catholic chiropractor and long-time Theology of the Body student, for a grounded conversation on what it looks like to pursue healing without drifting into woo-woo—and without cutting your body off from your faith.

Together, we talk about:

• ...

What if dating didn’t have to feel confusing, rushed, or disconnected from who you really are?

In Part 2 of our conversation with Rachel Hoover Canto—author of Pretty Good Catholic—we move into the places many Christian dating conversations avoid: physical boundaries, online dating, healing, and how to date without turning every encounter into a high-stakes interview.

Rachel offers practical, grounded wisdom rooted in faith and real-...

What if the problem isn’t you—but the dating advice you were given?

In this episode, we welcome Rachel Canto, author of Pretty Good Catholic, for an honest conversation about singleness, longing, and the dating wisdom many Christian women were never taught.

Rachel shares her story of desiring marriage, navigating heartbreak and discernment, and how God met her in the ache—eventually leading her to write the book she wishes she’d had ...

In today’s episode, we’re having an honest conversation about receptivity, respect, and why good men often stop pursuing.

So many women long to be chosen, pursued, and cherished — yet have learned to survive by being hyper-independent, efficient, and closed to receiving.

We talk about:

• Why receptivity is often misunderstood (and deeply wounded)
• How past hurt shapes present dating behavior
• The difference between strength and self-pro...

What if the healing you’re longing for doesn’t come from fixing yourself — but from being known, supported, and walking alongside other women who get it?

In this episode of Thriving in the Space Between, Maria is joined by Annie and Rachel for part 2 of a powerful conversation about how community inside The Intentional Single becomes a place of real transformation. They share how small groups, sisterhood, and intentional formation h...

What if the healing you’re longing for doesn’t come from fixing yourself — but from being known, supported, and walking alongside other women who get it?

In this episode of Thriving in the Space Between, Maria is joined by Annie and Rachel for a powerful conversation about how community inside The Intentional Single becomes a place of real transformation. They share how small groups, sisterhood, and intentional formation helped them...

If you’ve ever wondered, “What am I doing wrong?” — pause.

In this episode, Meghan and Maria offer a different invitation: you are not a problem to be fixed — you are becoming.

They share the heart and foundations of Thriving in the Space Between, unpacking why so many women feel stuck, exhausted, or alone in singleness — and how healing happens not through striving, but through identity, safety, and community.

A grounding, hope-fille...

🎉Doors to Thriving in the Space Between are open — with an Early Bird Discount ($150 off) through Saturday, January 24 (doors close Jan 31). 

In Part 2 of our Program Overview, you’ll hear from Mandy and Nicole — two women who came into Thriving in the Space Between from very different places, but who both experienced real, interior shifts along the way.

In this episode Mandy shares honestly:

“I had never been on a date. ...

This episode is for the woman who’s been quietly wondering if things could actually feel different. 🎉Doors to Thriving in the Space Between are officially open — with a 24-hour flash sale ($400 off) for those who are ready to begin.

Inside, you’ll hear from real women — in their 20s, 30s, and 40s — sharing honestly about what shifted for them when they stepped into Thriving in the Space Between.

One woman shared,
“I came into TI...

Tomorrow morning, we open the doors to Thriving in the Space Between — and for 24 hours only, there will be a $400 flash sale for those who feel ready to say yes.

If you’ve ever thought…

“I’m 30… I’ve never been in a relationship… is something wrong with me?”

Natalie names what so many women carry in silence — the shame, the awkwardness, the pressure, and the quiet fear that you somehow missed your chance.

And then she shares what’s be...

If you’ve noticed that thoughts about time have been creeping in lately —
feeling behind, pressured, panicked, or like every dating decision suddenly feels high-stakes — we want you to know: you’re not alone, and you’re not doing anything wrong.

Join us next week Thursday, January 22, 2026 @7pm CT for Dating Without Deadline Panic - a FREE, Live Workshop. 

We’ll talk honestly about time, pressure, waiting, and the panic that can ...

In this episode, Amanda opens up about the fear of being behind, the pressure to control what comes next, and the surprising freedom she’s found by slowing down and surrendering more deeply. A conversation about healing, trust, and learning how to stay open—right where you are.

“I didn’t feel hopeless—I just didn’t feel encouraged. And that changed everything.”

✨ January is stacked ✨

Doors to our 6 month Program: Thriving in the Space...

If you’ve ever caught yourself thinking I’m running out of time or I should be further along by now—you’re not alone.

In this episode, Meghan and Maria talk about the quiet pressure so many women carry around time. The feeling that every decision is high-stakes. That healing, dating, or discernment has to happen now. That somehow you’re late to your own life.

Together, they gently unpack where time scarcity shows up, how it fuels con...

What happens when you’ve done all the right things—the books, the prayers, the programs—and you’re still waiting?

In this special bonus conversation, Paulina shares her honest journey through singleness, disappointment, and the slow surrender of control. As a high-capacity, driven woman, she realized that hoping again didn’t mean trying harder—it meant learning how to release timelines, loosen her grip, and trust God without needing...

Dreaming can feel impossible when you’re still carrying the weight of what didn’t happen, what hurt, or what never got resolved. In this episode, Meghan and Maria explore why dreaming often feels blocked—not because you’re doing it wrong, but because your heart and body are still holding last year.

They walk through why looking back with honesty and compassion is often the missing step before moving forward, how unforgiveness and di...