What started as a simple walk in her neighborhood has grown into The Mom Walk Collective—a movement spanning 400+ cities and connecting thousands of women. This week, we sit down with Jamie Easton O’Neal—single mom, storyteller, and founder of The Mom Walk Collective—for a raw and encouraging conversation about worth, identity, and why showing up for each other in real life matters more than ever.
Jamie shares the early days of her journey, the postpartum challenges that shaped her, and how building this community helped her confront her own feelings of inadequacy. We talk about the dangers of comparison, the power of faith and leadership in motherhood, and the small but impactful ways we can remind ourselves—and each other—that we are enough.
We cover:
— How a single neighborhood walk became a nationwide movement
— Postpartum realities and the healing power of connection
— Behind the scenes of building a genuine, supportive community
— Why in-person connection can quiet self-doubt
— Reclaiming identity and belonging through shared experiences
If you’ve ever questioned your worth or felt like you were quietly falling short, this conversation is here to remind you: you are not alone, and you are more than enough.
Listen now and find a walk near you at: themomwalkcollective.com
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