Women are so resilient. Even when we face challenges that could potentially take us out entirely, as is the case of our guest Molly Stillman, we tap into our deepest grit. With countless roles and seasons, we are continually reinventing and re-shifting. We give ourselves and others the necessary grace needed to gain strength and wisdom on the other side. Molly faced the death of her mother as a teen, found herself drowning in debilitating debt post-college, was a comedienne, weathered a toxic dating relationship, and then after marrying the true love of her life (and having two healthy kids) experienced the heartbreak of back-to-back pregnancy loss. And yet today, she stands even stronger; each trial was rebuilding her into the more confident version of herself—filled with deep purpose and passion. Each time life dealt her a blow, she got back up, and this episode will let you know that you can too. Listen, as Darlene Brock and Julie Graham journey through Molly’s life with her, gleaning lessons we can all apply to our own stories, ultimately building the belief that we too can rebuild, even more than once. A picture of what it looks like to live our grit and grace lives, conquering one setback at a time.
Molly is the founder of the Still Being Molly blog, the host of the Business with Purpose Podcast, and a woman who is deeply rooted in her faith. She does everything she does in hopes of inspiring women to walk joyfully and confidently, and for them to believe they were created with a purpose for a purpose. You can follow her on Instagram here!
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