The Anchored with Purpose Podcast focuses on Faith, Family, Purpose, & Dreaming Big.
How do I fill the emptiness I feel in my life? What is missing from my life? The stresses of this world are causing me anxiety, how can I cope? I’m a mom, but I feel so drained and have lost a piece of me, how do I find me again? How do I dream again? How do I even achieve those dreams?
And the biggest question of all, is it worth pursuing my purpose and dreams? Whether you’re a dreamer, a mom, connected in your faith or feeling a little (or a lot) lost, this is the show for you.
The Anchored with Purpose Podcast is a live-workshop style podcast packed with actionable step-by-step tips to help you redefine what you want in your life in the areas of faith, family, purpose, & pursuing your dreams.
You can train with the experts on how to dig in, reconnect with your faith & purpose, and tackle your biggest goals along the way.
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72| Purpose Over Pressure: A Faith-Filled Path Out of Burnout ft. Misty Lakes
Episode 72
Tuesday, February 24, 2026 • Duration 34:35
In this conversation, Melissa sits down with life and business coach Misty Lakes to talk about Godfidence, which is confidence rooted in Christ instead of hustle culture. Misty shares her journey from direct sales into coaching, how God faithfully led her step by step, and why putting Him at the center of our lives and businesses changes everything.
Together, they unpack why so many women feel burned out from wearing too many hats, how guilt sneaks in when our priorities are misaligned, and a simple but life changing visual tool that helps women realign their time, energy, and focus.
Godfidence means rooting your identity, confidence, and decisions in who God says you are — not in hustle, pressure, or people-pleasing.
God should be the CEO of your life and business, guiding decisions both big and small.
Burnout often comes from wearing too many “good” hats at the same time — not from doing one thing poorly.
The Target Exercise helps visually prioritize what matters most: God, personal wellbeing, family, and then everything else.
Your family is your first ministry, and your relationship with God deserves protected, intentional time.
Social media often consumes time without reflecting what we actually value.
Intentional boundaries create peace and reduce guilt.
Purpose brings peace; pressure brings burnout.
Faith and business were never meant to be separate — alignment brings flow and fruit.
⏱ Chapters
00:00 – Welcome & Meet Misty Lakes 02:30 – From Direct Sales to Coaching: Trusting God Step by Step 06:30 – How God Prepares Us Long Before We See the Plan 07:00 – What Is Godfidence? Confidence Rooted in Christ 10:00 – Letting God Be the CEO of Your Life 11:00 – Why Women Feel Burned Out and Overwhelmed 13:00 – The Target Exercise: A Visual Way to Prioritize What Matters 15:00 – Taking Hats Off Without Guilt 17:30 – Temple Time: Honoring God by Caring for Yourself 19:30 – Being Intentional With Time, Energy, and Boundaries 21:00 – Social Media, Scrolling, and Mental Clarity 23:45 – Why Faith and Business Shouldn’t Be Separate 27:30 – Obedience, Stewardship, and God’s Blessing 30:00 – Purpose Over Pressure: A Client Transformation Story 33:30 – How to Connect with Misty & Her Community 34:45 – Closing Encouragement
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71| Lent for the Busy Catholic Woman
Episode 71
Tuesday, February 17, 2026 • Duration 15:49
If Lent already feels like one more thing on your to-do list, this episode is for you.
In this encouraging and Scripture-rooted episode, Melissa Wilkinson speaks directly to the busy Catholic woman who feels tired, distracted, spiritually behind, or overwhelmed before Lent even begins. Instead of a picture-perfect or performance-based Lent, Melissa walks through what real Lent looks like in real life.
Rooted in Joel 2:12, Matthew 4, and Matthew 6, this episode reframes Lent as a season of return, not perfection. Through the three pillars of Lent — prayer, fasting, and almsgiving — Melissa offers simple, sustainable ways to grow closer to God without adding pressure to an already full life.
If you’ve ever quit Lent by week two, struggled to stay consistent with prayer, or felt like you’re not doing “enough,” this conversation will remind you that God is not asking you to impress Him. He is inviting you to return.
Lent is not about performance. It is about presence.
Key Takeaways
Lent is about returning to God, not proving yourself (Joel 2:12).
The desert is not punishment — it is preparation (Matthew 4).
Jesus says “when you pray, when you fast, when you give alms” — not if (Matthew 6).
Prayer for a busy woman can be simple and repeatable.
Fasting helps reveal attachments and create space for God.
Almsgiving stretches the heart outward in love.
You can begin again at any time — God’s mercies are new every morning (Lamentations 3:22–23).
Your real life — your SUV, your kitchen, your routines — can be holy ground.
Choose one prayer practice, one meaningful fast, and one intentional act of love.
Lent is about consistency, not perfection.
Chapters:
00:00 — Lent for the Busy Catholic Woman
01:59 — The Desert Is Preparation, Not Punishment
03:30 — Why Lent Feels Overwhelming
05:00 — Prayer: Abide, Don’t Perform
08:30 — Fasting: Detach and Create Space
70| When the World Feels Scary, This Is How We Stand Firm in Faith
Episode 70
Tuesday, February 10, 2026 • Duration 20:00
When the world feels unstable and heartbreaking, it’s hard not to carry that weight in your heart and home. In this episode, Melissa speaks into the fear and emotional exhaustion many women are experiencing as they watch growing struggles within our government, rising division, and devastating stories of families being torn apart and people being detained through immigration enforcement. Entire communities are living with uncertainty, and as moms, that fear hits especially close to home.
But Scripture reminds us that seasons of unrest are not new to God’s people. Throughout biblical history, God’s children have faced turmoil, persecution, and uncertainty. In every generation, He has given the same instruction: put on the Armor of God.
Melissa also shares practical ways to spiritually cover your children. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by everything happening in the world, this episode will remind you that you are not powerless and you are spiritually protected and equipped to stand firm.
✨ Key Takeaways
• Difficult and uncertain times are not new. God’s people have always had to learn how to stand firm in seasons of fear and unrest.
• Our greatest battle is spiritual. The enemy uses chaos, fear, and division to steal our peace and distract us from faith.
• The Armor of God in Ephesians 6 is a daily spiritual practice that protects our hearts, minds, and homes.
• The Belt of Truth helps us anchor in God’s Word before absorbing headlines and social media.
• The Breastplate of Righteousness guards our hearts from bitterness, anger, and hardened thinking.
• The Shoes of the Gospel of Peace help us carry calm into our homes instead of panic.
• The Shield of Faith is what we lift when anxiety and fear about the future rise up.
• The Helmet of Salvation reminds us to protect our minds and set healthy boundaries with media.
⏱️ Episode Chapters
69| In the Wilderness? Day 41 Is Coming | ft. Mya Hull
Episode 70
Tuesday, February 3, 2026 • Duration 48:15
In today’s episode, Melissa sits down with her new friend Mya Hull, a former top 1% leader in Mary Kay who felt God stirring something deeper, even in the middle of success. Mya shares her origin story, what that leadership season taught her about identity, and the “holy discontent” that led her to lay down what looked good on paper in order to follow what God was calling her into next.
You’ll hear the powerful meaning behind “41”—the idea that we all walk through “40 seasons” of wilderness, waiting, testing, and transition… but day 41 comes, and God is faithful. Mya walks us through how her Ignite Your Joy workshop became the foundation for a faith-led community for women entrepreneurs, and how the 41 Sisterhood is helping women grow with joy, clarity, confidence, and obedience.
If you’re in a season of waiting, this conversation will leave you with hope and practical encouragement to stay rooted in Christ while you walk toward your own “41 moment.”
Success can be a slippery slope: even good things (recognition, achievement, leadership) can quietly become an identity or an idol if we’re not careful.
Conviction is different than shame: Mya describes moments where God didn’t condemn her, but lovingly redirected her heart posture.
God often uses transition to get our attention: new environments can create space to hear Him clearly again.
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68| Perimenopause Explained with Rita Johnson: Why Your Body Feels So Different
Episode 69
Tuesday, January 27, 2026 • Duration 41:58
Perimenopause is the topic so many women are whispering about over coffee, but rarely getting real answers. In this conversation, functional health practitioner Rita Johnson breaks down what’s actually happening in your body during perimenopause and why symptoms like weight gain, inflammation, sleep issues, digestive changes, and mood shifts are not “just aging.” Rita explains the powerful connection between gut health and hormone balance, why supplements can become expensive band-aids if you don’t address root causes, and the small daily habits that can make a big difference. You’ll also hear a balanced, faith-friendly discussion on hormone replacement therapy (HRT), including common misconceptions and what to look for if you’re considering it.
Perimenopause is a remodeling season, not a dead end. Your body is shifting from higher to lower hormone output, and multiple systems are adapting along the way.
Symptoms vary widely, but your intuition matters. If you’re 35+ and feel like your body is “different” or unfamiliar, it may be perimenopause-related.
Gut health impacts hormones in two big ways: your ability to make hormones (nutrients, fats, absorption) and your ability to clear hormones (detox pathways).
Healthy bowel movements matter more than most women realize. Regularity and quality can be a key sign of hormonal balance and detox support.
Probiotics aren’t the only answer. Food-based probiotics (like fermented foods) may be a simple starting point, and deeper digestive support may be needed depending on the root issue.
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67| Vision Is Not New Age: A Catholic Approach to Dreaming With God
Episode 67
Thursday, January 22, 2026 • Duration 15:41
Vision boards. Visualization. Imagining your future.
For many Catholics, these words can feel uncomfortable or even off-limits. Is this New Age? Is it Christian? Is it something we should avoid altogether?
In this episode of the Anchored with Purpose Podcast, Melissa breaks down why vision is deeply biblical and deeply Catholic when done the right way — with God at the center. You’ll learn how visualization can actually become a powerful form of prayer, how Scripture invites us to imagine God’s future for our lives, and how vision boards can be used as a faith-filled tool for surrender, not control.
Melissa also weaves in wisdom from one of her favorite authors, Mark Batterson, and explains the clear difference between New Age manifestation and Catholic discernment.
If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s okay to dream big with God — this episode is for you.
🧠 What You’ll Learn in This Episode
Why vision is biblical, not trendy or New Age
How imagination is a gift from God
The difference between visualization as prayer vs. manifestation
Why surrender matters more than control when dreaming with God
How God provides provision where He gives vision
The Catholic mindset vs. the New Age mindset (side-by-side clarity)
How vision boards can become a visual prayer journal
The neuroscience behind focus, habits, and holy imagination
How vision connects to Melissa’s Life Anchors: faith, family, health, purpose, impact, relationships, and home
🎧 Episode Chapters
00:00 – Is Vision Biblical or New Age?
01:08 – Grounding Vision in Scripture
02:23 – Imagination as Prayer
04:32 – Dreaming with God, Not Apart from Him
06:48 – God Gives Vision and Provision
08:15 – Catholic Vision vs. New Age Thinking
09:18 – What a Catholic Vision Board Really Is
11:40 – The Neuroscience of Holy Focus
13:02 – Vision Through the Life Anchors
14:06 – Dream Big and Trust God’s Timing
🛠️ Practical Takeaway
This month, spend intentional time with Jesus and ask:
66| Earbuds In: A Catholic Conversation About Sex, Intimacy, and Marriage
Episode 66
Tuesday, January 13, 2026 • Duration 43:37
This is an “earbuds in” conversation, friend. Melissa sits down with Ellen Holloway, host of Charting Toward Intimacy (a leading Catholic intimacy podcast), for an honest, hope-filled conversation about sex, intimacy, and healing in marriage—in a way that’s fully aligned with the Catholic Church. Ellen shares her personal story (including the early struggles of marriage, learning Natural Family Planning, and healing from vaginismus), why so many Catholic women feel shame or confusion around sex, and practical steps to reconnect with your body, your spouse, and God. You’ll also hear powerful takeaways like a body scan prayer, the idea that sex can be prayer, and why scheduling sex isn’t unromantic—it’s often the most loving way to prioritize intimacy in real life.
You’re not “bad” for struggling with sex. Many emotions around intimacy are learned responses, not moral failures.
Shame thrives in silence. Intimacy is deeply vulnerable, so it’s often avoided—but it’s too important to ignore.
A powerful starting point: the Body Scan Prayer. Noticing your thoughts about each part of your body and asking God what He thinks can be deeply healing.
God calls your body “very good.” Parts of the body that carry the most shame are also parts that reflect God’s design for communion and relationship.
Healing takes time—and wins matter. Celebrate small progress instead of only focusing on the end goal.
Sex can be prayerful. Ellen encourages bringing God into your intimacy—praying about your sex life and (eventually) praying with your husband.
Spontaneity is not the standard. Scheduling sex is often a healthy way to prioritize connection (just like we schedule what matters most).
Libido can be rebuilt. Desire and pleasure aren’t “either you have it or you don’t”—there are practical steps forward.
There are safer ways to get support. Not every level of conversation is appropriate with close friends—sometimes a coach/community outside your circle is best.
Free next step: Ellen shares a free webinar on January 21 focused on rebuilding libido and learning key foundations for pleasure.
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65| You Are Not Behind: A Gentle Reset for the New Year
Episode 65
Thursday, January 8, 2026 • Duration 17:15
January is loud. Everywhere you turn you hear, new year, new you, hustle harder, do more, become everything overnight. And if you do not get it all figured out in January, the year is basically over. In this episode, Melissa gently calls out the January Trap and shares why trying to carry a year’s worth of change into one month is the fastest way to burn out before February even hits.
Instead of hustling, this episode invites you to slow down, choose a Word of the Year, filter your goals through your Life Anchors, and create a simple, intentional plan using your Anchored with Purpose Planner so transformation happens one faithful step at a time.
✨ Key Takeaways
You are not behind if your goals or vision board are not done yet.
January is for setting the foundation, not becoming a completely new woman.
Your Word of the Year should guide what you focus on each month.
Planning is not procrastinating, it removes the mental load.
You do not need 10 goals, you need 3.
Big goals become achievable when they are broken into monthly action steps and scheduled into your real life.
Flexibility is not failure. You adjust and keep going.
⏱️ Episode Chapters
00:00 – Welcome + The January Hustle Culture Lie
01:11 – The January Trap and Why It Leads to Burnout
02:26 – Why Transformation Happens Slowly
04:50 – Using Your Word of the Year With the Life Anchors
07:14 – Choosing Only Three Goals for the Year
09:39 – Breaking Big Goals Into Monthly Action Steps
11:56 – Scheduling Your Goals Into Your Weekly Planner
64| One Word Can Change Everything: Why Resolutions Fail & Words Transform
Episode 64
Tuesday, December 30, 2025 • Duration 10:27
As the new year begins, most of the world rushes to make resolutions. However, research shows nearly 80% of them will be abandoned by mid-February. In this powerful episode, Melissa shares why she stopped setting resolutions and started choosing a Word of the Year instead - a simple, faith-filled practice that aligns your heart, habits, and purpose with God.
Melissa walks you through her Word of the Year journey from 2017 through 2025, explains how to choose your own word using her free guide, and reveals her 2026 word: Transformation - a year focused on renewing her mind, strengthening her body, and living as a true “living sacrifice” for God.
🧭 Key Takeaways
Why 80% of New Year’s resolutions fail — and what works better
What a Word of the Year is and how it shapes who you’re becoming
How Melissa’s past words prepared her for each new season
A step-by-step framework for choosing your own Word of the Year
How to anchor your word with a definition, Scripture, and vision
Melissa’s 2025 word (Impact) and how God multiplied her influence
Her 2026 word (Transformation) and the physical, spiritual, and mental renewal God is inviting her into
⏱ Chapters
00:00 – Why New Year’s resolutions don’t work
01:30 – What is a Word of the Year?
02:00 – Melissa’s Word of the Year journey (2017–2025)
02:45 – Why a word works when resolutions don’t
03:30 – How to choose your Word of the Year
04:45 – Example: 2025 Word — Impact
06:30 – Introducing 2026 Word — Transformation
07:00 – Vision for Transformation in body, mind & spirit
08:30 – Invitation to download the Word of the Year Guide
63| From Mess to Mission: Turning Your Story Into a Business That Serves Others | ft. Linds Paulson
Episode 63
Tuesday, December 23, 2025 • Duration 36:31
In today’s episode, Melissa sits down with Lindsay Paulson, CEO of LP Consulting and host of the Mess to Mission podcast. Lindsay helps faith-filled, high-capacity women simplify their homes, systems, and businesses so they can operate with more peace and confidence. Lindsay shares her powerful mess to mission journey, including her pivot out of the hotel industry, what she learned scaling a construction company from a 3-person team to 22, and how deep personal loss shaped her mission-driven approach to business. Together, Melissa and Lindsay talk about where to start when God places a dream on your heart, why systems matter (especially early on), how to build rhythms that prevent burnout, and why asking for help is not weakness. You’ll walk away with practical, encouraging steps to simplify, start, and move forward with faith.
Key Takeaways
Start with what brings you joy and what lights you up. Your business can be built for your current season.
Your “mess to mission” story can become the very foundation of how you serve others.
Systems save you later. Lindsay’s ADE method helps you scale with sanity: Automate, Delegate, Elevate.
You can’t delegate what you haven’t outlined. Create simple processes and SOPs “like you’re explaining it to a kindergartener.”
You don’t need expensive tools to get started. Use free or low-cost resources first to avoid shiny object syndrome.
Build rhythms that support your family life: time blocking, admin days, and a strong “set your future self up for success” routine.
Play and rest are not optional. They’re how you refuel to avoid burnout and keep showing up with joy.
Comparison steals confidence. Don’t compare your day one to someone else’s day fifty.
Asking for help is a mindset shift. Delegation can bless you and support other small business owners too.
Don’t get stuck in perfection. People need your knowledge more than they need your “perfect” logo or the perfect shade of blue.
00:00 — When the World Feels Heavy 03:30 — This Is a Spiritual Battle 06:30 — The Belt of Truth 10:00 — The Breastplate of Righteousness 13:00 — The Shoes of the Gospel of Peace 17:00 — The Shield of Faith 20:30 — The Helmet of Salvation 24:00 — The Sword of the Spirit 30:00 — Armoring Your Children 34:00 — Standing Firm in Uncertain Times
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Your gifts exist outside of your title: Mya shares the shift of separating her strengths from her previous business and realizing God could use them in a new way.
You don’t need all the steps to obey: sometimes God gives the idea first and the logistics later.
The “41” message is hope: wilderness doesn’t last forever, and God always keeps His promises.
Fasting from noise brings clarity: Mya talks about getting quiet (not isolating, but choosing solitude with God).
Your test becomes your testimony: God can use the very season you wish you could skip.
00:00 – Welcome + why this conversation felt God-ordained
00:58 – Mya’s origin story: pastor’s kid, entrepreneur at 20, motherhood + transition
04:07 – Top 1% leadership: what success taught her about discipline, ambition, and identity
06:37 – “It can become an idol”: the heart shift behind achievement
09:04 – Holy discontent: when God starts stirring something deeper
09:31 – Transition + deeper Bible study: learning to truly hear God again
12:23 – Obedience without answers: “I’m supposed to lay this down”
15:55 – Recognizing your gifts outside your business + “keep writing” moment
19:05 – People’s opinions vs the story we tell ourselves
23:08 – What’s next: Ignite Your Joy workshop + purpose bracket tool
29:09 – Why community matters for solopreneurs
29:37 – The story behind 41: wilderness seasons + day 41 breakthrough
35:33 – Launching the 41 Sisterhood: community, workshops, coaching, real transformation
41:12 – Hope for the woman in the wilderness: how to hold faith until day 41
46:51 – Fasting from noise + staying rooted in Jesus
49:05 – Where to find Mya + how to join the community
If you’re in a “40 season” right now—waiting, wrestling, transitioning, or feeling like God is asking you to lay something down—friend, you are not alone. Day 41 is coming. Share this episode with a friend who needs hope, and be sure to follow Mya and check out the 41 Sisterhood if you’re craving community and clarity in this season.
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“We can’t out-supplement bad habits.” Slowing down, chewing, sitting to eat, and praying before meals can help your body shift into “rest and digest.”
Workout intensity may need adjusting in perimenopause. Too much HIIT/cardio can strain adrenals for some women, while strength training and walking often support hormone health best.
Collagen and protein can be helpful, but keep it simple. Prioritize whole foods when possible, and use supplements strategically.
Synthetic fabrics and “toxin panic” can lead to overwhelm. Focus on your body’s non-negotiables instead of trying to fix everything at once.
HRT isn’t the same as birth control, but it matters what you’re being prescribed. Rita emphasizes bioidentical hormones and addressing root causes alongside symptom relief.
00:00 Welcome + why we’re talking perimenopause now
00:38 Rita’s story: cycle tracking, infertility, and functional hormone work
02:45 Overlooked perimenopause symptoms and the “cotton to silk” body shift
05:34 Melissa’s personal symptoms: stress, weight gain, inflammation, labs, and restrictive plans
09:20 Gut health + hormone balance: why detox and digestion matter
11:08 What “healthy digestion” actually looks like (and what’s not normal)
14:40 What to do next: probiotics, fermented foods, enzymes, and targeted support
18:35 The power of slowing down: chewing, sitting, and praying before meals
19:37 Listener Qs: collagen, supplements, and what’s worth the hype
22:20 Coffee + protein: stabilizing blood sugar and protecting cortisol
23:53 Adrenals + workouts: when HIIT/cardio may be too much in perimenopause
28:01 Synthetic fabrics + toxin overwhelm: focus on your “non-negotiables”
31:15 HRT explained: when it helps, when it becomes a band-aid
35:59 Misconceptions, the early 2000s study, and bioidentical vs synthetic hormones
38:49 Where to find Rita + free hormone balancing guide
40:27 Perimenopause Toolkit Workshop (HRT, charting, intimacy, and self-navigation)
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What do You want me to become this year?
What vision do You have for my life?
Where are You inviting me to trust You more deeply?
Then consider creating a simple, faith-filled vision board as a prayer tool.
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00:01 — Earbuds In Disclaimer + Episode Preview
00:37 — Ellen’s Story: Early Marriage Struggles, NFP, and Healing
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Choose your Word of the Year.
Write down how that word should influence each of your Life Anchors.
Pick your top 3 goals for the year.
Then decide what you need to focus on this month to set your year up for success and schedule those action steps into your planner.
Transformation does not happen in a week. It happens through quiet obedience and small faithful steps.
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10:59 — Where to Start When God Places a Dream on Your Heart
12:50 — Why Systems Matter and a Simple System You Can Start Today
15:32 — Shiny Object Syndrome and Choosing Tools That Fit Your Brain
18:19 — Faith and Business: Building Around Family, Not Burnout
22:51 — Rhythms for Family Life, Travel Seasons, and Preventing Burnout
29:08 — Why It’s Hard to Ask for Help and How to Shift Your Mindset
32:23 — Encouragement for the Woman Afraid to Take the Leap
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