Motherhood, Rewritten

In this episode of Motherhood, Rewritten, we’re talking about what to do when life interrupts your momentum and how to build an emotional contingency plan so you don’t collapse every time your rhythm breaks.Because here’s the truth:Interruptions are inevitable.Identity spirals are optional.You don’t need more discipline.You need recalibration.What We Cover in This EpisodeWhy rhythm breaking feels heavier than it shouldWhat actually happens in your nervous system when life shiftsThe ripple effect interruptions have on marriage, fitness, business, and emotional stabilityWhy you feel “off” when your routine is disruptedThe difference between quitting and recalibratingHow to create a 3-step contingency plan you can pull out anytime life shiftsFollow host rho_sims on IG for more episodes and join the community.

Rho shared her personal journey of finding joy and purpose through journaling, particularly reflecting on her experiences as a mother and advocate in maternal health. She discussed the importance of documenting visions and aspirations, emphasizing how writing down goals and dreams can lead to unexpected opportunities and lessons. Rho's career transition from multimillion dollar producing real estate to maternal health advocacy demonstrated her trust in God's timing and the value of lived experience, encouraging others to embrace their unique gifts and pursue their purpose with patience and determination.Follow Rho on IG @rho_simsJoin the Motherhood Rewritten Circle for new podcast drops, updates and upcoming circle events. Tap In

In this episode, Rhonda discussed navigating identity crisis in motherhood, particularly focusing on transitions and changes in career or purpose. She shared her own experience of being pulled toward maternal advocacy work despite her successful real estate career, emphasizing the importance of listening to God's calling even when it feels risky or uncomfortable. Rho provided practical tips for managing identity crisis, including slowing down to rest the brain, finding grounding activities, and seeking feedback from trusted friends about one's strengths. She encouraged listeners to recognize their invisible leadership as mothers and to trust in God's guidance during times of change, using Proverbs 3:5-6 as a grounding scripture for the week.Follow host Rho Sims on IG @ rho_sims for more of Motherhood Rewritten .

In this episode of Motherhood Rewritten, Rho reflects on the challenges and lessons learned in 2025, sharing personal experiences that included professional changes, family losses, and a car accident. She emphasizes the importance of releasing past burdens and focusing on personal growth as she enters 2026. Rho introduces the concept of being a steward rather than a savior, encouraging listeners to prioritize their calling over obligations. She outlines her CEO alignments for 2026, which include focusing on one primary lane, valuing depth over visibility, building from peace, and seeking clarity through rest. Rho concludes by urging listeners to reflect on their 2025 experiences, take time for self-care, and embrace their purpose in 2026 without the pressure of new year resolutions.

In this episode of Motherhood, Rewritten, we’re talking about something so many women experience but rarely name: living on autopilot.The days blur together.You’re getting everyone dressed, showing up to work, checking boxes, doing “what needs to be done”… yet something inside you feels disconnected. Like life is happening to you instead of through you.This episode is an invitation to pause.To notice where you’ve slipped into survival mode.To gently interrupt the routines that are numbing you.And to begin reconnecting with the woman you’re called to be beyond roles, responsibilities, and expectations.Rho gives some tips where you can start implementing immediately disrupt your autopilot routines. As you listen ask yourself,Where in your life have you been “checking out” to keep going—and what would it look like to gently wake up there?Listen, this one is for you!Follow host on IG @rho_sims

After two years away from the mic, I’m reintroducing myself—not just to podcasting, but to a new season of motherhood, identity, and purpose.In this first episode of Motherhood, Rewritten, I share the heart behind this return and why this space had to be created. What started years ago with The Mom Mic Podcast has evolved into something deeper—because I’ve evolved. Motherhood changed me. Life changed me. And the woman I once was no longer fit the reality I was living.This episode is an honest reflection on identity—who we are before motherhood, who we become after, and the tension that lives in between. I open up about how my childhood upbringing shaped me into a perfectionist and how that mindset followed me into motherhood, often setting me up for failure. Motherhood, I’ve learned, is a constant practice of failing, learning forward, and letting go of the illusion of control.I also share my journey with infertility and PCOS, and how for a long time, I was taught that motherhood might not be my reality. Becoming career-driven became my way of producing, achieving, and finding worth—until an unplanned pregnancy radically shifted my lens. Becoming a mother changed everything, and yet, it left me wrestling with who I was outside of that role… again and again.This community was born from a place of feeling lost. From seasons of depression. From years of quietly fighting to hold onto my identity while carrying motherhood, responsibilities, and dreams at the same time. From the resentment that can build when dreams feel delayed or buried under the weight of survival and expectations.I know now that I am not the only mother who has felt this way. Not the only woman who loves her children deeply, yet feels disconnected from herself. Not the only one navigating the tension between purpose and parenting.Motherhood, Rewritten exists for the moms who are carrying both, the calling and the care. For the women who are learning that it’s okay to evolve, to grieve old versions of themselves, and to rewrite what motherhood looks like in this season.I close this episode by asking for prayer—for consistency, for courage, and for this space to reach the mothers who need it most. This work matters. These conversations matter. And you are not alone.Thank you for being here. Thank you for listening. If this episode resonates, I invite you to share it with another mom in your community who may be feeling lost and searching for language for her becoming.Your story isn’t over.It’s being rewritten.Follow host IG @RHO_SIMS