In my own seasons of transition, I’ve found that journaling and guided reflection are lifelines. Writing my prayers helps me release what I can’t carry alone. That’s why I’m so grateful for resources like the Winners Win Book Bundle for Women. It gives us encouragement when we feel stuck and space to process what God is stirring in us.

Feeling unseen is more than being ignored. You start questioning your worth, your value, your very existence. It's the soul-deep exhaustion that comes from giving and giving with nothing filling you back up.

It's praying and feeling like your prayers hit the ceiling. It's serving and feeling taken for granted. It's loving others well while feeling unloved yourself.

But here's what I know after walking through my own valley of feeling invisible: Your feelings are valid, but they don't define your reality.

Escapism is simply the act of running away from reality. It whispers, “This is too much, let me hide for a while.” And for a moment, it might feel like relief.

Sometimes our spiritual maturity can cover up our emotional needs. We think because we love God, we should be "over" our struggles. We believe that having faith means we shouldn't feel lost, uncertain, or weary. God gives us solutions for the feelings. He does not throw us away.

Unlike many faith-based books that focus on inspiration alone, the Winners Win Experience balances scriptural depth, honest reflection, and practical movement. The book and study guide offer 7 complementary, compelling, and complete lessons.

Your Personal Story Carries Power, And Here’s Why.

Your story may feel ordinary to you—but to someone else, it will be the answer they’ve been praying for.

When you write from your real-life experiences, especially as a Christian woman, you serve a higher purpose. Your story may help someone heal or even lead them to a decision.

The gentle nudge that you feel urging you to step out into the unknown can be scary. Faith in action has a certain feel because when God says go, the next steps are yours to take.

The feeling that it’s time to start something new, reconnect with an old passion, or take a step toward a forgotten dream can be scary.

Ways to Rediscover Your God-Given Purpose in All Seasons of Life. That season began for me after my divorce. I found myself navigating a new reality—learning how to live single again and rebuilding my life step by step.

There’s a saying that time waits for no one. It can certainly feel that way when you’re dealing with transitions—navigating the empty nest, balancing a career, or adjusting to a new season of life. Between caring for your family, managing your work, and your spiritual life, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed.

Someone else will dictate your actions if you don’t take personal responsibility for your life.

Balance your busy life.

1. Prioritize your time

2. Set boundaries

3. Take care of yourself

4. Delegate what you can

5. Make time for what you love

You will be challenged, tempted, and tested. But you can live out your faith around the people you work with.

Are you dealing with an identity crisis? OR do you know who you are? Are you making choices that align with who God says you are? It’s easy to be stuck in an identity crisis when you don't know who you are. Not able to move with purpose. Children, college students, and adults of all ages experience similar situations until they learn how to deal with life’s issues. It’s easy to be stuck in an identity crisis when you don't know who you are. Not able to move with purpose.

Life takes on new meaning when you decide to build where you’re located. There is power in building and settling down, pursuing your dreams, and releasing your talents to benefit yourself and others. When you do, your city will prosper, and so will you.

What do you do when you feel you've done all you can, but things don't go as you hoped? It could make you wonder if you should stop trying to improve or be better. It's as though what you desire most is always outside your control, just beyond your reach. You know it's right there, but you can't seem to get what you want, making you wonder if God means for you to "be content with what you have and not desire more. Ladies, I don't believe so.

Living an inspired and purpose-driven life sounds good in theory but is it practical for many of us. As I answer the question “What are your thoughts about your purpose,” I hope you’ll find that it is good and practical. But notice, I didn’t say it’s easy.

Our choice of words, the words that we speak have creative power. By our words, we have the ability to give life to something or someone or improve our own lives. You can create the life you desire, change your situation in the future, or even start or stop a blessing. You can do this just by the words you think, then speak. God tells us in His Word that the tongue has incredible power. We can use our tongue to bring blessings and life or curses and death.

Three things you can do to stay close to God and receive just what you need. If you trust God as your source. If you trust Him as the guide for your life. If you believe His Word is true. Then, there are ways to bind yourself close to Him so you don’t get lost in the shuffle of life or you don’t stay lost in it.

Chosen women, don't settle for less. As a matter of fact, you stand taller when you recognize who you are and own that you're God's daughter. You understand there's greatness within you, and you move as such.

When you write down what you see as your vision or your next steps, it’s easier to follow. Right? It’s your blueprint for moving forward. So get into a quiet place so you can hear what your Father is saying to you.

Words are powerful and can be life-transforming. Considering that, you have the powerful opportunity to use your voice for transformation. There are many reasons for speaking up. We’ll take a look at a few of those reasons.