DISCLAIMER: This episode dives into raw, honest stories of resilience, faith, grief, and the real struggles of motherhood. These are personal experiences, not professional advice. As always, use discernment on your own healing journey.In this moving conversation, Peta sits down with her lifelong friend Cloe to talk about what it means to survive heartbreak and loss, rebuild identity, and hold faith steady through life's storms. From childhood memories in a “colorful” Perth suburb to parenting four kids, divorce, and healing after trauma, nothing is off-limits.We touch real questions like: Can you find hope after grief? How do you face solo motherhood and heartbreak with grace? What does it really mean to “renew your mind” and be kind to yourself in a judgmental world? How do women stay strong in a culture that often isolates or shames them?✨ We Talk About:- Childhood resilience and growing up surrounded by chaos- Losing loved ones—dad, boyfriend, mother—and the journey through grief- Faith, Christianity, and becoming a “hospital for the broken”- Divorce, judgment, and overcoming shame as a single or solo mum- The power of self-kindness and renewing your mind- Parenting without losing boundaries: gentle versus grounded discipline- Why the “battlefield of the mind” matters—and how to win it- Navigating rabbit holes, online overwhelm, and keeping discernment strong- Breaking the cycle of negative self-talk and venting- Building deep friendship, community, and conscious support between women💡 Highlights- “Be kind to yourself—drop the expectations, pick up the grace.”- Letting faith shape identity—not shame or culture.- Parenthood as privilege and stewardship, not just survival.- Healthy boundaries and tough love in raising resilient kids.- Detoxing from social legalism, gossip, and online comparison.For more conversations about real faith, real family, and honest creativity, follow @goodwomenshow and @petajean_. Want to share your own story or feedback? Email the team: hello@goodwomenshow.comStay tuned for part two with Cloe — coming soon!