The Pocket Amy Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Amy Willmann was told this several years ago, “I just wish I could take you to work with me. When I was having a hard time, I could pull you out of my pocket and you could help me think straight.” After years of being told this by multiple people, this podcast was born. Amy has helped countless people to understand their identity and helped them to become unstuck in their growth.
Today we start our series on rest and not only why we need to do it, but how to do it for a real benefit to our lives!
We are trying something new here. These Wednesday episodes will be longer episodes centered around a guest! In the first of our episodes like this, we are with Ashley Harris, a leader in the Springfield Community! Let us know what you think!
We don't have to decide between a legacy of tradition and family and being powerful and exciting!
In this episode we look at how we make a lasting impact in out lives, by not just making fans, but sculpting a legacy!
This is the final Episode in our grief series. In this episode we look at one of favorite resources in this field.
We all remember the joys of pulling out CandyLand as a child; so, why don't we do that now?
The second episode in our series on grief dives deeper into how we look at dealing with the difficulties we all face in a healthy way!
In this episode we learn how to stretch our branches in order to be the most that we can be!
In this episode, Amy discusses the importance in not only believing in the women in your life, but also empowering them!
Amy digs in to our need to honor each other in life, and our need to be seen in our beloved identity.
In this episode Amy dives into her experience with shame as a child. It's time again to dive into Pocket Amy.
The pilot episode of the Pocket Amy Podcast. You are invited to join us on a journey to be everything God destined us to be! Remember always, don't tone it down!
This has been quite the spiritual discipline and emotional roller coaster, preparing for the launch of this project. For the past several months, I have had the opportunity to explore all that I have learned the hard way (is there really any other way to learn the good stuff?) about all of the ways that I have been invited to show up as my wholehearted self. I have learned to embrace that I am both vulnerable as all-get-out AND called to show up in this world as my empowered, confident, "don't tone it down" self. I hope you will join me on this journey toward gentle greatness, humble honesty, and enthusiastic self-acceptance.