For those of you who have published a book, e-book, or Kindle, how did you come up with your pricing? How do you know if you’re pricing it fairly versus underselling yourself? I’m working on an educational e-book right now and want to keep it affordable and accessible, but I also want to make sure I’m not undervaluing the work. Would love to hear how y’all determine your prices!

Yesterday, I had a one-on-one session with Tony Gaskins, and honestly, I’m still processing it. My story has taken me through places I never imagined I would survive. I was introduced to sex work as a minor and eventually became deeply entangled in that world until my mid 20s. Later, I became involved in witchcraft, searching for answers and direction in places that ultimately weren’t where God was calling me and left witchcraft August 2025 after being involved for 6 years. During that season, I was still watching Tony Gaskins. I remember hearing him talk about faith and witchcraft and literally skipping those parts because I wasn’t ready to hear them. Fast forward to yesterday… I had my one-on-one phone conversation with the same man I had been watching during one of the darkest and most confusing seasons of my life. But this time, I wasn’t watching from that place. I was sitting there as a woman who had walked away from sex work, walked away from witchcraft, surrendered my life to Christ, gotten baptized, begun sharing my testimony, started building Transforming Trust™, writing my book, doing interviews and volunteer work, and dreaming about creating something that can help other people. That is a full-circle moment and I walked away incredibly encouraged and reminded that my story is bigger than what once looked like the end of my story became part of the reason I want to help someone else find their way out, and to think the woman who was watching Tony all those years ago, even while still in witchcraft, could never have imagined that one day she would be sitting on the phone talking about the life she was building. God really can transform a life. Yesterday was a reminder of just how far I’ve come. ❤️

What do y’all do when irritation strikes. On the job? At home? With family? Kids? Because I’m so quick to “mmmhmm” you, hang up on you, or just ignore you 😂😂 I’m trying to do better yall.

Sometimes the past gets loud—reminding you of what you did, what you accepted, or what someone made you believe about yourself. You can acknowledge that pain without letting it speak for who you are becoming. Healing takes time, but you don’t have to wait until you feel completely healed to take a step forward with God. Philippians 3:13 reminds us to turn our focus toward what lies ahead. There is still life to live, purpose to walk in, and room to grow. 🤎 What part of your past are you ready to stop letting speak for you?

Thank you to everyone who has been posting, supporting, and encouraging. The feedback and testimonials I've received from you has been amazing. You never know who your notes and quotes inspire. Keep going!!