More Peace (Please!)
More Peace (Please!)
Podcast Description
More Peace (Please!) is a podcast exploring the many paths to peace. Hosted by the founder of Brown and Bendy, each episode features heartfelt conversations with individuals from all walks of life—artists, healers, activists, entrepreneurs, and more—about what peace means to them and how they cultivate it in their daily lives. Whether you’re seeking stillness, balance, or simply a breath of fresh perspective, this podcast offers gentle inspiration for your own journey toward more peace.
Because peace begins with the courage to ask for it. brownandbendy.substack.com
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The podcast explores various themes centered around peace in everyday life, including motherhood, career challenges, and personal identity. For instance, episodes like Finding Peace in Motherhood feature discussions on the sacred role of motherhood, while topics like Finding Peace in the 9-5 delve into navigating work-life balance and mental well-being. The show focuses on the emotional journeys and personal stories that contribute to a broader understanding of peace.
More Peace (Please!) is a podcast exploring the many paths to peace. Hosted by the founder of Brown and Bendy, each episode features heartfelt conversations with individuals from all walks of life—artists, healers, activists, entrepreneurs, and more—about what peace means to them and how they cultivate it in their daily lives. Whether you’re seeking stillness, balance, or simply a breath of fresh perspective, this podcast offers gentle inspiration for your own journey toward more peace.
Because peace begins with the courage to ask for it.
More Peace (Please!) Episode 11 – Finding Peace in Failed Plans
So… remember a few episodes ago when I told y’all I’d be bringing weekly trauma-informed yoga classes to YouTube? Yeah. About that.
This week on More Peace Please, I’m reflecting on what it means to set a goal, try your best, and still not hit the mark—and why that doesn’t mean you failed. I share how I pivoted from burnout to clarity, and why “failure” often signals a new way forward, not the end of the road.
Then I’m joined by the brilliant Kacee M. King, a powerhouse in finance, education, and healing-centered leadership, for a heart-centered conversation on finding peace in failed plans.
From the lessons of a failed marriage to the freedom that comes with release, Kacee reminds us that peace isn’t found in perfection—it’s found in trust.
Together, we explore:
✨ Why striving doesn’t equal peace
✨ What failure can teach us about timing and self-compassion
✨ How rock bottom can become holy ground
✨ And why your goals don’t define your worth—your growth does.
We also talk about shifting from ego-driven planning to intention-led living, and how choosing peace sometimes means choosing to let go.
This one is for anyone feeling behind, uncertain, or like the plan isn’t panning out. There is still peace. There is still purpose. And there is so much more ahead.
Listen now, and as always, ask yourself for more peace, please.
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