The Stacey Flowers Podcast

In this episode of The Stacey Flowers Podcast, I'm sharing the real strategy behind my 2026 income goal of $500,000. This isn't about hype or pretending I've already arrived. It's an honest look at how I'm thinking about money, business, and capacity as I build toward this next level. I'm walking through the mindset shifts, financial decisions, and practical strategies I'm using to create sustainable income while still navigating postpartum, breastfeeding, and the realities of motherhood. I want to acknowledge that none of this—including this episode—would be possible without my village: the people, support, and systems that make it possible for me to dream big and build well. Because success and happiness are never a solo journey. If you've ever set a big financial goal and wondered how to pursue it without losing yourself in the process, this episode is for you. Let's talk about what it really takes to build wealth with dignity, intention, and gratitude.

In this episode, I answer a heartfelt question from the community: What's it like being a mom at 40 compared to 18? I reflect on what it means to parent two generations of children while living in two different cities—raising my newborn daughter in Chicago and staying connected to my adult son in Omaha. I share how this new season of motherhood feels different: more peaceful, more supported, and surprisingly joyful. I also explore how being in a healthy, happy partnership has made me a better mom and how my current lifestyle—focused on homemaking, intention, and healing—has changed the way I show up for my family. This is a tender and honest episode about love, growth, and redefining motherhood in a way that honors both who I was and who I've become. 🎧 Tune in for a vulnerable look at what it means to mother through multiple seasons—and to feel good while doing it.

In this deeply personal episode, I respond to two thought-provoking questions from my community. The first: "Wasn't your previous content already homemaking?"—a reflection that helped me realize how trauma had shaped my view of myself and my work. The second: "Why does homemaking have to mean not earning income?"—sparked an honest conversation about the fears I had around choosing between building a business and building a home. I open up about how therapy and healing have allowed me to embrace my identity as a homemaker and how I'm learning that creating content can be part of this sacred work. This episode is a vulnerable exploration of dreams, identity, money, and healing.

In this episode, I'm sharing why becoming the keeper of my home has been one of the greatest honors of my life. For the past four years, I've been on a journey to create the most amazing place in all the land — and I couldn't be more proud. As a Black homemaker, I'm especially passionate about creating a home that reflects my family's values, culture, and joy. I talk about why homemaking feels like a promotion (not a demotion), how I've learned to embrace the process, and why I believe anyone can turn their home into an extraordinary place to thrive. Whether you're single, married, or raising kids, this episode will inspire you to see homemaking as a powerful, joy-filled role. Tune in now to learn how you can create the most amazing place in all the land — right where you are.

In this episode of The Stacey Flowers Podcast, I'm sharing a powerful lesson my mom recently taught me about happiness in difficult seasons. She reminded me that hard seasons aren't hard because we've failed or done something wrong. They're hard because they are hard. And the only way through is to accept them as they are. You can't skip them, optimize them, or prevent them—you can only learn how to hold on to your happiness inside of them. If you've been feeling the weight of a difficult season, this episode is for you. Tune in to learn how to navigate challenging times without losing your happiness along the way.

In this episode of The Stacey Flowers Podcast, I break down why so many people struggle with happiness simply because they're living by other people's values instead of their own. I'll walk you through how to identify your core values, why they're essential for happiness, and how choosing your top three values can transform your life. If you're ready to start living a life that actually makes you happy, this episode is for you! Listen now and let's get intentional about your happiness!

In this episode of The Stacey Flowers Podcast, I'm sharing my word and phrase for 2025 and why they matter so much to me this year. Instead of diving into hyper-productivity in January, I took a step back, reflected, and allowed myself space to simply be. In doing so, I found the clarity I needed to focus my energy for the year ahead. I'll walk you through why I choose a word and phrase each year, how they guide my decisions, and how you can use this practice to bring more clarity and alignment into your own life. If you're looking for a fresh way to stay intentional in 2025, this episode is for you!

In this episode, I'm sharing how I intentionally created the life I've always wanted and how you can too. I'll walk you through three transformative strategies for building a happier life: making choices based on what you want (not what you don't want), embracing mistakes as part of the process, and prioritizing self-reflection. If you're ready to stop living on autopilot and start designing a life that brings you joy, this episode is packed with actionable advice and inspiration. Tune in to learn how small, intentional steps can lead to big, beautiful changes.

In this episode of The Stacey Flowers Podcast, we dive into why some people seem to struggle with building healthy, happy relationships while others thrive with ease. Stacey explores the concept of the "relationship starter kit"—the emotional foundation provided by emotionally mature parents—and how it shapes our ability to form and maintain connections. If you didn't get this head start, don't worry! Stacey shares practical insights and resources to help you create the relationships you deserve, including book recommendations and the importance of therapy. Tune in to discover how to overcome relationship challenges, break generational patterns, and build meaningful connections at any stage of life. Perfect for anyone seeking advice on emotional maturity, secure attachment, and cultivating healthy relationships.

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(originally published 2018) I've always considered myself to be a pretty fearless person. For a long time, I was willing to let this particular fear linger in my life, but I've reached a point where I can't tolerate it anymore. It's time to face it head-on. The first time I shared this fear out loud was on stage at a conference in Nassau, Bahamas. During the Q&A, an audience member asked if I was afraid of anything. I hesitated but finally admitted: my biggest fear is becoming even more successful. Some people in the audience were shocked, but a few understood. That moment was the spark that started me on a journey—a journey that has led me to where I am now, rebuilding my life while successfully running my company part-time. I've come to realize that the only thing standing between me and the success I deserve and desire is… me. Yes, you read that correctly. I've been holding myself back because of this deep-seated, seemingly irrational fear of success. This episode of the podcast is my out-loud effort to overcome this fear. I've found that I heal and learn best through talking, and today, I'm talking about belief—specifically, the five beliefs I need to release to get over my fear of success. As you listen to this episode, I'd love to hear from you: do you ever experience a fear of success? Is there any fear that holds you back from becoming as successful as you deserve and desire?

originally published: 2018

(originally published 2018)

originally published: 2017

originally published: 2017

originally published: 2017

originally published: 2017 For almost all of my life, I believed the lie that I'm a private person. The truth is I'm an open book. Mostly on stage, rarely on social, and never consistently. The real reason I "wanted" to be a private person is that I am deeply afraid of being misunderstood. Trouble is my platform, passion, and purpose is very much public. So today I'd like to uproot this lie from my self-image. I've talked about each of these fears before in some place at some time but never together. I'm doing it because I just want to live beyond lies and limiting beliefs. So without further ado here are the eleven things I've been afraid to tell you.