Podcast appearances and mentions of latasha ferguson

In this episode of The Brave Enough Show, Dr. Sasha Shillcutt and Latasha Ferguson discuss:    The biggest lessons we learn from setbacks  How limiting beliefs can creep in from unexpected places  How to not allow prior failures to stop us from taking brave steps and big risks  How community and peers are critical to our overcoming setbacks and failure     Quote:  “Often, as women, we count ourselves out before even thinking of counting ourselves in. We need community to help us remember who we are and what we can be.” - Latasha Ferguson      Guest Bio:    Latasha is an educator, workshop facilitator, and leadership coach with over 20 years in the trenches as a teacher, assistant principal, principal, and now director of instruction. Because of her experience as a woman of color climbing the ladder, she has a deep desire to see women of color professionals whole. She's also the founder of the Mahogany Table Community, where black women professionals gather to reclaim their time, rediscover joy, and trade survival mode for full-on thriving.     When she's off-duty, Latasha's likely on a run, binge-watching a show, diving into a good book, or laughing so loud you'll hear her from across town. She's all about exploring new cities, tracking down food that feels like a hug for the soul, and cherishing time with her husband, four daughters, one grandson, and the beloved friends who keep her grounded (and laughing).    Upcoming Exhale retreat for black women professionals: www.latashaferguson.com/mahoganytable    Website  Instagram  Business Instagram  LinkedIn  Episode Links:  REVIVE Retreat Brave Ballance   Follow Brave Enough:   WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | TWITTER | LINKEDIN Join The Table, Brave Enough's community. The ONLY professional membership group that meets both the professional and personal needs of high-achieving women.

In this episode of The Brave Collective, I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with the incredible Latasha Ferguson, a powerhouse in the world of leadership and education.Latasha is a senior leader & educator, leadership coach, and founder of the Mahogany Table Community, where she helps Black women professionals reclaim their time, well-being, and joy. She's got over 20 years of experience, and her insights on leading with grace, harmony, and intention are absolutely transformative.We dive deep into her personal journey of navigating leadership as a woman of color, the challenges of being the "only one in the room," and how she found her voice to create spaces for others. Don't miss how she turned her passion into a movement with the Mahogany Table and what she calls “the gathering of the only's.” And, bonus, if you love British TV and soul-hugging food as much as Latasha does, you'll feel an extra connection! Latasha is real, raw, and so full of wisdom - what an honor to host her this week.I was so encouraged after this conversation and I know you will be, too.Connect with Latasha:* Latasha's Website: https://www.latashaferguson.com/* Latasha on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/latashamferguson* Latasha on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@latashamfergusonConnect with Danielle:Follow Danielle on Instagram hereFollow Danielle on Threads hereVisit my website here Get full access to The Brave Collective at daniellemorgan.substack.com/subscribe

As a leader who holds much responsibility, prayer is not optional. In fact, today's guest shares why prayer is important for leaders today. The truth is, whether we're in a boardroom making business decisions or at the kitchen table helping our children with their homework, we are all leaders in some capacity. So in today's conversation with speaker and podcaster Latasha Ferguson, you'll learn how busy leaders can tap into the power of prayer every day, some of the most important areas leaders need to be praying about, and practical ways to maintain an active and consistent prayer life. If you feel you need some encouragement regarding your leadership, today's episode is for you. Enjoy. About Latasha: Latasha Ferguson is a speaker, writer, podcaster, and coach. She is passionate about empowering others to do the heart work so they can live and lead from the inside out. Connect with Latasha at http://www.latashaferguson.com/Resources Mentioned in this Podcast:Download Christina's Free 5-Day Prayer Guide to help you put into practice the powerful habit of prayer: https://www.subscribepage.com/prayerguideTake the Prayer Personality Quiz to learn how you best Hear from God and communicate with Him: https://www.prayquiz.com.CONNECT WITH CHRISTINA:Go to her site, https://www.belovedwomen.org, and study the Bible with her in the Beloved Women app available in the Apple and Google Play stores, where she invites busy women to fill up on God's love and truth through online Bible study, practical Christian living, and authentic womanhood. https://www.belovedwomen.org/join Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Netflix is at it again! Recently, Netflix has released several new adaptations of kids' books, and I am here for it. Lyle, Lyle Crocodile was originally released in the theater and, I'll confess, isn't my favorite. But Lockwood & Co, a series about British teen ghost hunters that's based on a book series, is fantastic. And since The Magician's Elephant, which just came out this week, is based on a book by the wonderful Kate DiCamillo, I have high hopes for this animated film.   NOTE: Lockwood & Co. is excellent, but it's not for little kids. It's pretty creepy, and while every family is different, I'd say it's best for 12-13 and older. I personally, as a grown adult, found some scenes a little scary! As always, I recommend consulting Common Sense Media to help you make decisions about what to watch.   With all that in mind, and some scheduling issues making new episodes a struggle over here, I thought it was the perfect time to bring back an episode from last year. In episode #113, I was once again joined by my friend (and friend of the show) Latasha Ferguson, a speaker, writer, podcast host, educator, and mom. She's super knowledgeable about movies and books for kids, plus super fun too!   And of course, because this is The Couch, where rabbit trails and side notes are always welcome, we'll also get into coffee, other podcasts, and something called a “15-minute rule.” It's a good one to enjoy again this year, so let's get started!   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: The full list of TV or movie adaptations based on children's books   ALSO MENTIONED: The Couch Podcast episode #70 with Latasha Ferguson (about what to stream right now) The Couch Podcast episode #52 with Amanda White (more about children's book's adaptations) The Couch Podcast episode #108 with Tasha Jun & Michelle Reyes (about Turning Red) Matilda Everything Everything Peter Rabbit Paddington Grace P. Cho Mr. Popper's Penguins The Princess Diaries books Spinoff of To All the Boys I've Loved Before This scene from Designing Women Perspective on the cancellation of BSC   NOT-SO-GUILTY PLEASURES: Califia Farms cold brew coffee Dead Eyes, a podcast   DON'T FORGET: Join The Couch on Facebook! It's so much fun! Find Latasha on Instagram at @latashamferguson, on her podcast Overcome to Become, and at latashaferguson.com. And you can find me on Instagram at @marycarver or at marycarver.com.   Welcome to The Couch!   This post may include affiliate links. This means that if you click and purchase, I might receive a small commission at no extra charge to you.

What do you mean there are no more new Hallmark Christmas movies? That's right, friends. We've reached that point in the calendar when all the new holiday movies have been aired. So what do we watch now?   Well, don't despair! I'm here with Alonso Duralde, holiday movie expert, to help!   Alonso is a film critic, podcaster, and author. He's the film reviews editor for The Wrap, co-host of several movie-related podcasts including Linoleum Knife, Maximum Film, Breakfast All Day, A Film and a Movie, and my favorite, Deck the Hallmark. He's also the author of Have Yourself a Movie Little Christmas and co-author of I'll Be Home for Christmas Movies. What I'm saying is that he knows movies, and he was kind enough to join me on The Couch to share his expertise.   And he didn't even mock me . . . much . . . for my own lack of classic movies expertise.   Before we get started, if you've been missing my reviews of this year's new holiday movies, they do exist! This year's review episodes, where I've been joined by friends of the show Anna Rendell, Emily Humphries, Dorina Gilmore, Jen Babakhan, Tori Rask, and Latasha Ferguson, are over on Patreon. So give yourself a Christmas present and join the Patreon community! You'll get all those review episodes, plus monthly bonus episodes, an exclusive monthly movie watch party, a monthly What to Watch Guide, access to every download in my resource library, and more! Head over to marycarver.com/patreon to join us!   All right, let's get started.   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: The classic holiday movies on this list   ALSO MENTIONED: A Christmas Story 8-Bit Christmas The ultimate White Christmas soundtrack Turner Classic Movies (TCM)   NOT-SO-GUILTY PLEASURES: The Holiday Trap by Roan Parrish Movie trailers (especially this one for Spirited)   DON'T FORGET: Join The Couch on Facebook! It's so much fun! Find Alonso on Twitter or at The Wrap, and listen to him on the Linoleum Knife, Deck the Hallmark, Maximum Film, and Breakfast All Day podcasts. And you can find me on Instagram at @marycarver or at marycarver.com.   Welcome to The Couch!   This post may include affiliate links. This means that if you click and purchase, I might receive a small commission at no extra charge to you.

As a leader who holds much responsibility, prayer is not optional. In fact, today's guest shares why prayer is important for leaders today. The truth is, whether we're in a boardroom making business decisions or at the kitchen table helping our children with their homework, we are all leaders in some capacity. So in today's conversation with speaker and podcaster Latasha Ferguson, you'll learn how busy leaders can tap into the power of prayer every day, some of the most important areas leaders need to be praying about, and practical ways to maintain an active and consistent prayer life. If you feel you need some encouragement regarding your leadership, today's episode is for you. Enjoy. About Latasha: Latasha Ferguson is a speaker, writer, podcaster, and coach. She is passionate about empowering others to do the heart work so they can live and lead from the inside out. Connect with Latasha at http://www.latashaferguson.com/Resources Mentioned in this Podcast:Download Christina's Free 5-Day Prayer Guide to help you put into practice the powerful habit of prayer: https://www.subscribepage.com/prayerguideTake the Prayer Personality Quiz to learn how you best Hear from God and communicate with Him: https://www.prayquiz.com.CONNECT WITH CHRISTINA:Go to her site, https://www.belovedwomen.org, and study the Bible with her in the Beloved Women app available in the Apple and Google Play stores, where she invites busy women to fill up on God's love and truth through online Bible study, practical Christian living, and authentic womanhood. https://www.belovedwomen.org/join

Living life in community as God intended can be hard. Not only can we struggle to find our people, but doing life with others can expose our deepest fears and insecurities. It can be refining work. But if we will stay the course, it can also be healing work. Join host Aimée Walker and guest Latasha Ferguson as the discuss the power of building collaborative community. Connect with Latasha on Instagram @latashamferguson.

Can we agree that all of us are broken, wounded, and hurt in some way? Let's spend some time together talking about raising kids as you heal from hurts.  In today's conversation, Monet shares gracious truths and practical wisdom when you: Are an angry parent, Crave margin, but aren't sure where to find it, And when you want to heal AND need to parent at the same time. Key Quotes “How do I raise a child and not be legalistic? - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “Some days motherhood feels like a dumpster fire.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “I'm not parenting alone and that it is also not all up to me.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “I can be messy and I can be broken and I can be building and I can change my mind because I have the security of Christ.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “Jesus, I love you, but I'm about to snap.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “I am tired of being angry. This cannot be motherhood.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “When we face discouragement because of an unmet expectation, I have to say, ‘But I did do…' and then list the thing.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “Where I already am in my day is an opportunity for community.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “Community grows in all sorts of ways.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “We enter motherhood and all relationships, broken.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “We need to give permission for healing the happen in real time because that's real life.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “We were not created to know how to handle this brokenness.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “Who is willing to show up and do real life?” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “If we can just be honest about a broken part of our story, it breaks down those assumptions and humanizes us and glorifies God.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter “Shame only has one motive and that is to destroy.” - Wife, mom, writer, and entrepreneur Monet Carpenter Mentioned in the Podcast The FCC requires that I tell you that I'm an Amazon Affiliate, which means I earn a bit of commission on each sale. But don't worry there's no added cost to you! Raising boys with Jasmine Holmes in Episode 117 Raising girls with Licensed Professional Counselor Michelle Nietert in Episodes 118 + 119 Raising children with special needs with Juli Henderson in Episode 120 Raising kids as a single mom with Latasha Ferguson in Episode 121 Enneagram One Purposed Box About Monet Carpenter Monet lives in the messy, unspoken parts of life, openly and imperfectly. With the help of coffee and courage, Monet helps women live purposed and embrace wholeness despite busyness and brokenness. After enduring her own seasons of hardship and grief, Monet launched Purposed Box, a monthly subscription box, helping women encounter Jesus in their every day. Here's how to connect with Monet Instagram Facebook Website Here's how to connect with Jill Website  GraceInRealLifePodcast.com  Instagram  Facebook group  Facebook page Subscribe to Jill's weekly “the good + the grace” email 

Friend, whether you are single parenting or not, Latasha fills this conversation with the hard-fought wisdom that only Jesus can provide when He's seen you through the trenches. In today's conversation, Latasha shares gracious truths and practical wisdom when you: Feel like God is mad or disappointed with you because of the choices you've made, Don't pray because you feel ashamed, Struggle with an accusatory inner critic, Are overcome with bitterness by how your life is unfolding, And SO MUCH MORE! I love how she reminded us to be bother-able, gave practical tools about healing, like journaling your true feelings for 10 minutes in a 99-cent notebook, and brought us back to the reality that God provides for us through His people.  Key Quotes “Busyness helped me to have amnesia.” - Speaker + podcaster Latasha Ferguson “God was chasing me the whole time.” - Speaker + podcaster Latasha Ferguson “God was not ever disappointed in me. He was saddened. His heart was aching. He was calling after me. But He was always there with His arms open wide, saying, ‘Come.'” - Speaker + podcaster Latasha Ferguson “My first form of therapy was journaling.” - Speaker + podcaster Latasha Ferguson “Be bother-able.” - Speaker + podcaster Latasha Ferguson “Accept the help.” - Speaker + podcaster Latasha Ferguson “Just because there aren't two parents in the home, doesn't mean you have to be home 24/7, 365.” - Speaker + podcaster Latasha Ferguson “Lord, you've given these kids to me but this village is going to help me raise them.” - Speaker + podcaster Latasha Ferguson “God provides people. He blesses us through people.” - Speaker + podcaster Latasha Ferguson Mentioned in the Podcast The FCC requires that I tell you that I'm an Amazon Affiliate, which means I earn a bit of commission on each sale. But don't worry there's no added cost to you! Finding a counselor BetterHelp.com Enneagram Eight About Latasha Ferguson Latasha cares deeply about equipping women leaders to live and lead from the inside out.  She is also a passionate educator who has spent the past 18 years serving in the roles of teacher, assistant principal, principal, and now director of instruction. She has also served as an associate pastor for almost a decade. Wife to her best friend and mom to four beautiful girls, Latasha loves to run, read, spend time at the beach, and travel in search of great food that hugs her belly.   Here's how to connect with Latasha Instagram Here's how to connect with Jill Website  GraceInRealLifePodcast.com  Instagram  Facebook group  Facebook page Subscribe to Jill's weekly “the good + the grace” email

Latasha & I could talk for hoursssssss. We don't here. You're welcome. But it's a great conversation filled with truth and laughter and new friendship. She is as open and honest as anyone could be about body image struggles from childhood all the way on up. Listen in here for some great encouragement on eating those three cookies, exercising because it's a privilege to do so, and loving the body God gave to and made for you. Show notes Overcome to Become podcast on Spotify Overcome to Become podcast on Apple Latashaferguson.com Become part of my FRIDAY CREW - quick, actionable ADULTING tips, usually using the framework of the Enneagram. I promise interesting. I promise a GIF. I promise helpful. Right here or right down below. Sign up for Monday Morning Blessings: soulful meditations to start your week

This morning I am talking with leadership coach and woman worth following, Latasha Ferguson. Latasha shares her journey of how God took her from bitterness to sweetness after years of hurt and disappointment. Latasha story inspires others to not let their past pain and circumstances overlook the impact and purpose it can have for future healing.

This morning I am talking with leadership coach and woman worth following, Latasha Ferguson. Latasha shares her journey of how God took her from bitterness to sweetness after years of hurt and disappointment. Latasha story inspires others to not let their past pain and circumstances overlook the impact and purpose it can have for future healing.

Latasha Ferguson, from Florida, shares her journey of faith and purpose and how we may flourish despite our past. She also reveals the importance of partnering with God so we may live a redeemed life filled with beauty for ashes. Learn more about Latasha below: Latasha is a speaker, writer, podcaster, and coach.  She is passionate about empowering others to do the heart work so they can live and lead from the inside out.   She is also a passionate educator who has spent the past 17 years serving in the roles of teacher, assistant principal, principal, and now director of instruction.   Wife to her best friend and mom to four beautiful girls. Latasha loves to run, read, spend time at the beach, and travel in search of great food that hugs her belly. www.latashaferguson.com Podcast   Instagram 

Have you read the book yet? Is the book better? Can you watch the movie even though it's so different from the book? Watching TV and movie adaptations of books can bring up a lot of questions, and we're answering all of them today.   In today's episode I'm chatting with my friend (and friend of the show) Latasha Ferguson, a speaker, writer, podcast host, educator, and mom. To say she knows a thing or two about movies and books for our kids would be an understatement!   You know we're going to make the best list of recent movies (and a few series) based on kids books for you today. And of course, because this is The Couch, where rabbit trails and side notes are always welcome, we'll also get into coffee, other podcasts, and something called a “15-minute rule.” It's a good one, so let's get started!   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: The full list of TV or movie adaptations based on children's books   ALSO MENTIONED: The Couch Podcast episode #70 with Latasha Ferguson (about what to stream right now) The Couch Podcast episode #52 with Amanda White (more about children's book's adaptations) The Couch Podcast episode #108 with Tasha Jun & Michelle Reyes (about Turning Red) Matilda Everything Everything Peter Rabbit Paddington Grace P. Cho Popper's Penguins The Princess Diaries books Spinoff of To All the Boys I've Loved Before This scene from Designing Women Perspective on the cancellation of BSC   NOT-SO-GUILTY PLEASURES: Califia Farms cold brew coffee Dead Eyes, a podcast   DON'T FORGET: Join The Couch on Facebook! It's so much fun! Find Latasha on Instagram at @latashamferguson, on her podcast Overcome to Become, and at latashaferguson.com. And you can find me on Instagram at @marycarver or at marycarver.com.   Welcome to The Couch!   This post may include affiliate links. This means that if you click and purchase, I might receive a small commission at no extra charge to you.

This is the very best part of podcasting, getting to chat with women that I love, that are friends, and fellow podcasters. So today,  I have Latasha Ferguson here with me today. Latasha is a PodcastHER member, host of the podcast Overcome to Become. She's also a wife, Mom to 4, and works full-time.  In today's episode we discuss how Latasha does all she does and still is able to podcast, and podcast well. Hint, she is very, very intentional. We talk about the boundaries she's put in place, strategies she's used, how she avoids burn-out.  If you are struggling to prioritize your podcast, if you just can't seem to do it all, if people in your life aren't taking you seriously, this episode is for you!  Show Links: Say Bye, bye to busy work and hello to more time! Learn more about my Podcast Editing and Production Membership Podcast Content Training Connect with Tasha: Website: www.latashaferguson.com   Instagram: Instagram.com/latashamferguson Podcast: Overcome to Become Podcast Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/womenarestrongertogether/ Interested in PodcastHER, find out more Mike Kim's: You are the Brand DM Me Send me an Email: alana@alanadawson.com Tasha's Mic: Samsung QU2 Descript Dateline NBC Stefanie Gass {In}courage Podcast In the Light with Dr. Anita Phillips Rejoicing Motherhood Be Well Sis Alli Worthington Atomic Habits  The Girl with the Louding Voice   Show Takeaways:  Listen in as Latasha shares how she's been intentional with her podcast Learn the ways she's prevented burn out Understand the strategies she's implemented to take her podcast seriously

The public success and the private failures end here. Today, Latasha and I are getting transparent and sharing our stories with the prayer that they will help you. God wants to lead and enrich every area of your life. It's time to assess what has been driving us, our work ethic, and how it has been impacting our leadership. Once you do, know that Holy Spirit will lead you in your next steps because what He reveals may surprise you. View the show notes at: https://livdooley.com/latashafergusonThis episode was definitely filled with information. Here's what you should listen for:How to Stop Shrinking Back From LeadershipBeing THE Best VS Being YOUR BestHow to Be A Balanced LeaderWhen It's Time To Rest and When It's Time To WarNavigating The Nuances of Your Kingdom AssignmentWant to Share the Love?Please rate and review the podcast here on Apple or Spotify OR take a screenshot of the podcast and tag Latasha and myself in your IG stories or feed.Interested in Finding Out More About the Live Podcasting Recording?Subscribe to Our Heart Today Because We Will Not Be Sharing This On IG

In this episode in my series about overcoming, I'm talking about body insecurities with speaker and coach, Latasha Ferguson. Latasha shares from her journey how she was able to uproot the experiences that cause her body insecurities, explains why losing weight won't cure your insecurities, and offers some practical ways we can transform our thoughts about our bodies.  3 reasons my book Face Off with Your Feelings may be for you: 1. You are emotionally exhausted and burned out 2. You fight back the lies that you aren't good enough, loved, or cared for 3. You no longer want to be run by your feelings nor do you want to ignore them This book is for you if you need and want to experience healing in your life and freedom in your heart—healing from words spoken over you, healing from things done to you, understanding the present, and understanding what it means to have freedom in your life as you move through pain. Maybe you have found yourself disconnected from His presence for too long, and you are ready to reconnect with Him. This book is also for you if you want a deeper, more intimate relationship with the Father. Get my book Face Off with Your Feelings at https://www.jessicahottle.com Get my free guide on how to live by faith and not by what you feel at https://www.jessicahottle.com/chase-god Book a free consult to work 1:1 or group coaching together at https://calendly.com/jessicahottle/consult Follow Latasha: website | Instagram | podcast Follow Jessica: website | Instagram | freebies

Welcome to a new episode of The Couch. Today I'm here with my friend and friend of the show, Latasha Ferguson. Tasha is a speaker, writer, ministry leader, and host of the Overcome to Become podcast. She's a teacher, a wife, and a mom who loves empowering women and, lucky for us, watching movies. We are talking about a bunch (although not all) of the holiday movies we watched last weekend and whether or not we liked them. Spoiler alert: we did. Of course, because this is The Couch, where rabbit trails and side notes are always welcome, we also get into craft projects, teacher gifts, foot massages, and hair care. Basically, if you're looking for two friends having a great time chatting about all the things, holiday movies included, you are in the right place. Get comfy, so we can get started! REMEMBER: Hooked on Holiday Movies –This is your hub for all things holiday movies! Sign up for your FREE bundle that includes a printable schedule of all 150+ new movies airing this year, a printable list of all our picks mentioned in this episode, tips for hosting a movie-watching party (and fun party games), festive recipes, and an exclusive holiday playlist. MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: A Sisterly Christmas (OWN) A Christmas Dance Reunion (Lifetime) Every Time a Bell Rings (Hallmark Movies & Mysteries) A Holiday in Santa Fe (Lifetime) Feliz NaviDAD (Lifetime) A Dickens of a Holiday! (Hallmark) Christmas in the Rockies (UPtv) The Holiday Fix Up (Lifetime) A Clusterfunke Christmas (Comedy Central) Boyfriends of Christmas Past (Hallmark) NOT-SO-GUILTY PLEASURES: Shiatsu foot massaging machine (here's one) DIY Christmas tree ornament (here's the tutorial I used) DON'T FORGET: Join The Couch on Facebook! It's so much fun! Find Latasha on Instagram at @latashamferguson, on her podcast Overcome to Become, and at latashaferguson.com. And you can find me on Instagram at @marycarver on Instagram, in The Couch Facebook group, or at marycarver.com. Welcome to The Couch! This post includes affiliate links. This means that if you click and purchase, I might receive a small commission at no extra charge to you.

On the show today Latasha Ferguson is sharing her story of her good, good Father reaching out to her at her lowest point and asking her to walk with Him. Latasha said yes, multiple yeses in fact, and continues to every day. Latasha now helps other women do the heart work so they can overcome, own their story, and live authentically. You'll hear us talk about: Heart work Latasha's story Saying yes to God's call Overcoming shame Sharing your story, first of your own healing, then for someone else's Latasha is a speaker, writer, podcaster, and heart work coach. She is also a passionate educator who has spent the past 17 years serving in the roles of teacher, assistant principal, principal, and now director of instruction. Wife to her best-friend and mom to four beautiful girls. Latasha loves to run, read, spend time at the beach, and travel in search of great food that hugs her belly.   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Therapy – betterhelp.com Overcome to Become   LATASHA'S FAVORITE 5 Air Fryer XL Fairlife Protein Drinks Publix Apple Watch SE Priscilla Shirer Devotionals and Studies   CONNECT WITH LATASHA Instagram | Facebook | Website   FAVORITE 5 GIFT GUIDE I love hearing about my friends' favorites, which is what inspired the Favorite 5 segment on the show. This guide is a collection of guest favorites that will make terrific gifts for your favorite people this season! Grab the guide!

In today's episode, we sit down with Latasha Ferguson and hear some of her amazing story. As a Black and Korean woman, Tasha has a lot of insight about navigating two worlds, overcoming obstacles, and finding a synthesis of both joy and sorrow. Enjoy our conversation as well uplift the stories of Mixed folks like Latasha.Shownotes:Latasha Ferguson is a speaker, writer, podcaster (Overcome to Become Podcast), and ministry leader. Her heart beats for empowering women to do the hard work of heart work so they can get unstuck, overcome, own their story, and live authentically.She is also a passionate educator who has spent the past 16 years serving in the roles of teacher, assistant principal, principal, and now director of instruction. Wife to her best-friend and mom to four beautiful girls. Latasha loves to read, spend time at the beach, and will travel far and wide for great food that hugs her belly. latashaferguson.com  @latashamferguson on InstagramOvercome to Become Podcastwww.facebook.com/groups/womenarestrongertogether/ Today's sponsor: the InterVarsity Library

Today's guest is LaTasha Ferguson, had two daughters in her teens and was a single mother for many years and then later married a wonderful man and has had two more daughters. In September of 2020, she launched a podcast—Overcome to Become--where she helps women do the heart work they need to do in order to overcome, own their story, and live authentically. I know you are going to love this inspiring woman! Visit https://3in30podcast.com/199-single-mom-guilt for full show notes. -Sponsors- Better Help If you feel you might need counseling but are hesitant, nervous, or embarassed to invest in yourself this way, let me assure you that going to counseling will be a gift to your entire family. As you get stronger, so will your family.  BetterHelp is so convenient for busy moms, and you can get 10% off your first month, by going to betterhelp.com/3in30.   Jane.com Jane is a highly-curated, online boutique marketplace featuring the latest in women's fashion trends, accessories, home decor, children's clothing, and more.  To see my favorite deals, go to jane.com/3in30. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Feed Your Spirit: Join me, your host Jill Dobrowansky as I sit down with friends and nourish your spirit with stories of hope and encouragement with a whole lot of Jesus sprinkled in. At Feed Your Spirit, I like to say that we imperfectly perfect people who are uplifting others through grace-filled encouragement. I am so happy you joined me today! With the determination to consciously live in God's word, I invite you to plug in, prepare your heart, and Feed Your Spirit.  On today's episode, I sit down and chat with my dear friend and fellow podcaster and Called Creative, Latasha Ferguson. Latasha is a wife, mom, and most recently, grandmother. We talk about motherhood at a young age, comparison, apologizing to our kids, and how God can take the broken pieces and make a beautiful masterpiece. Latasha is the host of Overcome to Become podcast and latashafeguson.com Connect with Latasha on her website: Latasha Ferguson   Follow Latasha on Instagram: Latasha Ferguson Listen to Latasha's Podcast:  Overcome to Become  Follow Jill on her website: Jill Dobrowansky  Purchase Jill's New Book: Faith & Fasting: Scripture & Plant-Based Recipes to Nourish Your Body & Soul  Follow Jill on Instagram:  Jill Dobrowansky Connect with Jill on Facebook: Jill Dobrowansky Say ‘Hi' or provide show feedback: jilldobrowansky@gmail.com  Become a supporter of the podcast: Feed Your Spirit Patreon Support the podcast with some Feed Your Spirit Gear: Feed Your Spirit TeeSpring  You can also now support the show by buying me a virtual cup of coffee (YUM!): Coffee for Jill  Be sure to subscribe, rate, review,  and share the Feed Your Spirit Podcast!  

Welcome to a new episode of The Couch. Today I'm here with my friend and fellow podcaster, Latasha Ferguson.  Latasha is a speaker, writer, ministry leader, and host of the Overcome to Become podcast. She loves empowering women to do the hard work of heart work so they can overcome, own their story, and live authentically. Latasha has also spent the last 16 years in education as a teacher and administrator, and she and her husband have four beautiful girls. She and I had a really fun conversation, and I think you're going to enjoy it, too. In this episode, we're talking about all the many streaming platforms we subscribe to and our favorite shows on each one. That way, next time you get a free trial or one month subscription to a streaming service, you won't waste your time scrolling and clicking and trying to figure out what to watch first. We've got a great list of what to watch right here! And of course, because this is The Couch, where rabbit trails and side notes are always welcome, we also get into chocolate, kitchen gadgets, and my new favorite TV show. I'm glad you're here, friends. Get comfy and enjoy this episode! MENTIONED IN THE SHOW: This Is Us Handmaid's Tale Four Weddings and a Funeral Holly Hobbie The Underground Railroad Sylvie's Love The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street The Me You Can't See Ted Lasso WandaVision High School Musical Big Shot Mighty Ducks: Game Changers Roald Dahl's The Witches The Personal History of David Copperfield The Flight Attendant Downton Abbey Saved by the Bell Girls 5Eva Rutherford Falls Anne with an E Lemony Snicket and a Series of Unfortunate Events Call the Midwife Motown Magic The Babysitters Club Dead to Me Cobra Kai NOT-SO-GUILTY PLEASURES: PowerXL Air Fryer Peacock free trial (and maybe a one-month subscription) DON'T FORGET: Join The Couch on Facebook! It's so much fun! Find Latasha on Instagram at @latashamferguson and at https://latashaferguson.com. You can find me on Instagram at @marycarver or at marycarver.com. Welcome to The Couch! This post includes affiliate links. This means that if you click and purchase, I might receive a small commission at no extra charge to you.

Latasha Ferguson—educator and host of the Overcome to Become Podcast—joins Sarah in episode 35 to share her story of becoming a teen mom and navigating single parenthood while still trying to figure out her identity and relationship with God. Latasha talks about her early years of stubborn resistance, the struggles of being a single mom of two girls, and how God has relentlessly pursued her in it all. Sarah and Latasha talk about the role of community in our everyday lives, holding on to hope, and how our stories connect us.For full episode notes and ways to connect with both Sarah and Latasha, visit NotMyStoryPod.com.To sign up for Sarah’s newsletter The Shelf, CLICK HERE.

Feed Your Spirit: Join me, your host Jill Dobrowansky as I sit down with friends and nourish your spirit with stories of hope and encouragement with a whole lot of Jesus sprinkled in. At Feed Your Spirit, I like to say that we imperfectly perfect people who are uplifting others through grace-filled encouragement. I am so happy you joined me today! With the determination to consciously live in God’s word, I invite you to plug in, prepare your heart, and Feed Your Spirit.  On today's episode, I sit down and chat with my dear friend and fellow podcaster and Called Creative, Latasha Ferguson. Latasha is a wife, mom, and most recently, grandmother. We talk about motherhood at a young age, comparison, apologizing to our kids, and how God can take the broken pieces and make a beautiful masterpiece. Latasha is the host of Overcome to Become podcast and latashafeguson.com Connect with Latasha on her website: Latasha Ferguson   Follow Latasha on Instagram: Latasha Ferguson Listen to Latasha’s Podcast:  Overcome to Become  Follow Jill on her website: Jill Dobrowansky  Purchase Jill’s New Book: Faith & Fasting: Scripture & Plant-Based Recipes to Nourish Your Body & Soul  Follow Jill on Instagram:  Jill Dobrowansky Connect with Jill on Facebook: Jill Dobrowansky Say ‘Hi’ or provide show feedback: jilldobrowansky@gmail.com  Become a supporter of the podcast: Feed Your Spirit Patreon Support the podcast with some Feed Your Spirit Gear: Feed Your Spirit TeeSpring  You can also now support the show by buying me a virtual cup of coffee (YUM!): Coffee for Jill  Be sure to subscribe, rate, review,  and share the Feed Your Spirit Podcast!

My Chat with Latasha Ferguson Host of Overcome to Become Podcast and We are Stronger Together Facebook Group   Today we have a fire-lighting speaker, writer, and ministry leader on the show! Latasha Ferguson, host of Overcome to Become podcast, and the Facebook group, We Are Stronger Together is here to talk about the freedom we experience when we share our testimony. Latasha is dropping gems this entire episode and I know you will be blessed by her message.  She's sharing about one of the most pivotal moments of her life and how it frees her to minister to other women.  If you're trying to walk in the freedom God has given you and move past the shame and guilt of your past, this episode is for you. Mentioned in this episode: PodcastHer with Alana Dawson: equips and supports women on their podcast journey. Entrusted Women equips Christian women communicators of color Reach Out! Latasha Ferguson - Overcome to Become Podcast Email: latasha@latashaferguson.com  | Instagram: @latashaferguson | Facebook Group: We Are Stronger Together  Website Hidden Jewels Email: iris@irispbryant.com | Instagram: @irispbryant| Facebook

Walk Run Soar is a podcast about the intersection of faith and running. We help runners and walkers who lack purpose with their exercise routine (or lack of routine) and long to experience God in a more meaningful way while they walk or run. We are here to run with you, to pace you, and to inspire you with weekly devotionals, scripture, interviews with Christian runners and walkers, and quick coaching tips. . Shawn is a marathon and triathlete coach, as well as a 6-time Ironman. Dorina is an avid mommy runner, Track & Field Coach, and published author. Connect with us at www.DorinaGilmore.com or on Instagram @DorinaGilmore and on Facebook in the Glory Chasers Christian Running group. .

"Heart Work" what exactly does that mean? Well today we're talking to my guest Latasha Ferguson who distinctly heard God say to her "Are you finally done"? We all have issues of the heart, Jeremiah 17:9 says "The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked; Who can know it? Blaming and looking at others is not the answer, the answer is surrendering to God and allowing Him to work in our hearts. We can all agree that it won't happen overnight, but there is a process to this "heart work". Latasha shares some great nuggets with us on how she surrendered and is now seeing the fruit of her surrender.

Let's talk women's bodies + healthy lifestyles, shall we? Podcaster + author Latasha Ferguson talks all about her own health journey and shares how she overcame being a single mom on welfare weighing the heaviest she ever weighed to where she is now - healthy + happy. We get into the shameful pathways of thinking + negative views women hold about their bodies. Latasha shares the work that really ended up changing her life + it isn't the cabbage soup diet. Latasha's story is one for any woman who has ever battled a relationship with food or unhealthy + unholy viewpoints of her body (which is many of us). You will feel so deeply inspired + have such powerful tools after listening to  this incredibly honest + vulnerable conversation. Let's go meet my friend, Latasha.

Everything we talked about in this episode can be found here: https://www.buildyourbestfamily.com/podcast/episode-120