Have you ever been around a group of women and thought how do they do that?

That ease, that realness, that "I don't have to perform here" kind of friendship?

That's what this episode is about.

I sit down with Jaci, Amanda, and Tori, three women who found each other during the pandemic and built something they now call their Soul Sister circle. They talk about navigating friendship across different seasons of motherhood, why the trips they take together have no agenda on purpose, and what it actually feels like to be in a friendship where nobody is keeping score.

But Holly gets personal first. She shares the loss that quietly made her guard her heart for years and why watching these three women together made her realize she hadn't fully let people in. Or shown her daughter how.

If you've been craving that kind of friendship but don't know where to start or you have women in your corner but haven't made the time, this one's going to hit.

About our Guests:
Amanda is a mother, storyteller and lifelong collector of meaningful moments. She spends her days exploring the intersections of friendship, healing, creativity and what it means to come home to yourself. You can usually find her studying astrology, slowly penning her memoir, chasing sunshine somewhere along the river, or planning her next weekend getaway in the woods. Professionally, she works behind-the-scenes as a project manager and event planner for organizations like Listen, Lucy and Big Brothers Big Sisters, creating experiences rooted in connection, storytelling and community.

Read Her Latest Essay on Substack 🪐

Tori
wannabe chef | comfy pants connoisseur
DIYer | mediumalist | house manager
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