Are you helping… or are you enabling? It’s not always easy to tell the difference, especially in our closest relationships. In this episode of The Friendship Tour, we’re closing out the 3-part Strong Friend series with a conversation that gets right to the heart of support, accountability, boundaries, and the weight of “superwoman” expectations. My guest, Latasha Kennedy (founder of Girlfriends Thriving), joins me to discuss the tension strong friends face when their care crosses into enabling—and how we can recognize the signs in ourselves and in others. Together, we talk about: ✨ The difference between helping and enabling (and why intent isn’t the same as impact)✨ The roles accountability and boundaries play in helping without enabling✨ Why strong women must learn to let others in, embracing humanity instead of superhero status✨ How to support the strong friends in your life with practical questions, real listening, and intentional presence If you’ve ever been the “go-to” friend who feels the weight of everyone else’s needs—or if you love someone who carries that weight—you won’t want to miss this conversation. 💡 About My Guest: Latasha Kennedy is a visionary entrepreneur, award-winning filmmaker, and the founder of Girlfriends Thriving—a community that helps women break free from limiting beliefs and step into lives of purpose, fulfillment, and abundance. She’s passionate about empowering women to live boldly, authentically, and without the superhero mask. 👉 Learn more about Latasha and her work at www.girlfriendsthriving.com 🌸 Connect with The Friendship Tour If this series spoke to you, I’d love to hear your thoughts! ⭐ Leave a 5-star review wherever you listen to podcasts 💬 Join the conversation in the Friendship Tour Facebook Group 📧 Sign up for the Friendship Tour Email List to get updates, resources, and encouragement straight to your inbox 🌐 Visit me online at www.ceceliacurtis.com 📱 Follow along on social: @thefriendshiptourpodcast ✨ Remember: Strong friends, you are not superheroes. Let others see your humanity, and receive support with the same grace you give it. And to everyone else—check on your strong friend. Listen. Be present. Be a good friend.