A podcast dedicated to encouraging you to discover and embrace your unique identity, to authentically be yourself and to live your life in freedom from worrying about what others may say or think.
Thriving Mosaic - Discover & Embrace Your Unique Identity
Claim This Podcastby Stephanie Ravenscraft
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A podcast dedicated to encouraging you to discover and embrace your unique identity, to authentically be yourself and to live your life in freedom from worrying about what others may say or think.
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4/9/2018
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Recent Episodes
July 13, 2026
100 - When a Little Chaos Creates the Space You Need
<p>One small idea can sometimes create a surprising amount of chaos.</p> <p>A couple of weeks ago, I realized that switching the placement of my MacBook and monitor might make my Zoom setup work better. That simple thought quickly grew into something much bigger. Before long, I had decided to move my entire office out of the sunroom and return it to the front room of our house.</p> <p>That meant clearing rooms, moving furniture, sorting through books, craft supplies, keepsakes, sewing machines, and plenty of things that no longer had an obvious home. For a while, our house looked and felt completely chaotic.</p> <p>But the temporary inconvenience has already been worth it.</p> <p>I now have a dedicated office where I can close the doors, reduce distractions, record my podcast, and focus during the work hours I am intentionally creating in this new season of my life. The space is not completely finished, but it already feels like a meaningful step toward the work I am building.</p> <p>In this episode, I share how one small idea turned into a complete room transformation, why I chose not to wait until fall to make the change, and what I am learning about allowing a little chaos when it leads to greater clarity and focus.</p> <p>I also share an update on one of my major reading goals for 2026. I am nearly finished reading Catherine Cowles’s entire backlist, and I am now reading her newest release. It has been such a fun goal to pursue, and I am excited to soon be completely caught up and able to read each new book as it is released.</p> <p>Sometimes the best next step creates a temporary mess. That does not necessarily mean it is the wrong step. A little chaos can be worthwhile when it helps create a space, rhythm, or environment that supports the life you are moving toward.</p> <p>Thank you for joining me for episode 100 of Thriving Mosaic and for continuing to be part of this journey.</p> <p>Until next time, live your life with chaotic purpose.</p> <p></p>
July 6, 2026
099 - Speak Your Spoken Worth
<p>Yesterday was the Fourth of July, and Cliff and I had absolutely no plans.</p> <p>That was our choice. We could have gone to the lake house with my in-laws, but this year we decided to stay home. Matthew is still in Japan, McKenna is still in her college town, Meagan was resting after a very busy couple of weeks at work, and Jacob was spending time with his mom.</p> <p>So I woke up on the Fourth of July with a calm Saturday ahead of me.</p> <p>And then I noticed something.</p> <p>I had a very specific craving: a grilled hot dog, macaroni salad, watermelon, and potato chips.</p> <p>It felt like deep-rooted childhood conditioning. I was not even hungry. I had already eaten breakfast. But my brain seemed convinced that this was the only acceptable food for the Fourth of July.</p> <p>Later that day, Cliff came upstairs and suggested that we pack everything up, stop by the store for the few things we needed, and go to Big Bone State Park for a small cookout. Just the two of us and Leo.</p> <p>So that is what we did.</p> <p>We packed the car, took Leo’s outdoor pen, brought our food, drinks, ketchup, and everything else we needed, and headed to the park.</p> <p>When we got there, the park was surprisingly empty. We found a shaded spot, started setting everything up, and Cliff began working on the grill while I sat and read with Leo nearby.</p> <p>Then a man got out of a nearby car carrying a tiny baby.</p> <p>His name was Alex.</p> <p>He came over and told us that he had been watching us work together. He said we looked like a couple who had been together for a long time, and he asked us what the secret was.</p> <p>Cliff shared that one of the biggest shifts in our marriage came when he learned that I am not responsible for his happiness. I cannot make him angry, sad, hurt, or happy. He is responsible for his own emotional state.</p> <p>When Alex asked me what I would say, I agreed with Cliff, and I added that communication has been one of the biggest keys for us.</p> <p>Communication is not just speaking words. It is taking the time to make sure your partner actually understands what you are trying to say. Sometimes that means using different words. Sometimes it means trying an analogy. Sometimes it means slowing down long enough to ask, “What did you hear me say?”</p> <p>We also talked with Alex about self-love, having your own interests, giving each other space, and the importance of loving yourself instead of expecting another person to complete that work for you.</p> <p>On the way home, I told Cliff that I honestly believe the reason we went to that park was to meet Alex.</p> <p>Yes, I got my grilled hot dog. I got my macaroni salad, watermelon, and potato chips. We had our little Fourth of July adventure.</p> <p>But I believe the deeper reason we were there was that conversation.</p> <p>In this episode, I also share a passage I highlighted in a book this week about treating yourself with respect and kindness, loving yourself, and speaking your thoughts and desires out loud.</p> <p>That connected deeply with a recent conversation I had with my brother, where I encouraged him to speak truth out loud when his mind begins to spiral into dark places.</p> <p>There is power in the spoken word.</p> <p>And sometimes what we need most is to speak our worth out loud.</p> <p>You never know what last-minute decision may lead you into a meaningful encounter. You never know who may cross your path. You never know when a small conversation might matter more than you realize.</p> <p>So be open.</p> <p>Until next time, live your life on purpose.</p> <p> </p>
June 29, 2026
098 - Discernment Is A Gift, Mind Reading Is A Burden
<p>In this episode, I start with something light and fun: a TikTok trend about the top song from your graduation year supposedly revealing how your life is going.</p> <p>Since I graduated in 1996, that song happened to be “Macarena,” which is definitely not my vibe. But when I asked ChatGPT what that song might say symbolically about my life, the response was surprisingly meaningful, funny, and accurate.</p> <p>It became this beautiful reflection on learning the dance everyone else handed me, realizing it was never the whole truth of who I am, and slowly choosing to move to my own rhythm.</p> <p>From there, I move into the main topic of this episode: communication.</p> <p>Not polished communication.</p> <p>Not ideal communication.</p> <p>Real communication.</p> <p>I share how Cliff and I learned, years ago at a marriage conference, that just because something is clear in my own mind does not mean I have clearly communicated it to someone else.</p> <p>One of the most helpful practices we learned was to ask, “Here’s what I’m hearing you say. Is that what you mean?”</p> <p>That simple habit has helped us build strong communication over the years.</p> <p>But recently, I noticed a new layer.</p> <p>Cliff had asked me to watch a connect call and later read an email exchange, but I did not know what I was supposed to be looking for. Was I listening for tone? A business opportunity? Something to celebrate? A relational dynamic? Feedback? Discernment?</p> <p>I realized I needed him to tell me the point.</p> <p>That led to a deeper insight:</p> <p>Discernment is a gift.</p> <p>Mind reading is a burden.</p> <p>I believe intuition, emotional awareness, and discernment are valuable. But being intuitive does not mean I am responsible for decoding everyone’s unspoken expectations.</p> <p>Unspoken expectations only lead to failure.</p> <p>It is okay to ask for clarification.</p> <p>Actually, I believe it is good, right, and responsible to ask for clarification.</p> <p>Clarity protects connection.</p> <p>Clarity reduces resentment.</p> <p>Clarity gives both people a better chance to succeed.</p> <p>Clarity keeps us from assigning motives that may not be there.</p> <p>Clarity is kind.</p> <p>And a question can be an act of love.</p> <p>In this episode, I talk about the invisible emotional labor many women carry when they are constantly interpreting tone, silence, facial expressions, moods, expectations, and hidden meanings.</p> <p>I also share why I am no longer willing to carry the burden of finding hidden context when someone can simply tell me what they want me to notice.</p> <p>I can still be loving and ask, “What are you asking of me?”</p> <p>I can still be supportive and say, “Tell me what you want me to see here.”</p> <p>I can still be present without pretending I understand something I do not understand.</p> <p>Healthy communication is a shared responsibility.</p> <p>So my challenge for you this week is to pay attention to how you are communicating in your daily life.</p> <p>Are you trying to interpret what other people think, feel, and need?</p> <p>Are you willing to ask them to clarify?</p> <p>Are you expecting people to guess what you think, feel, and need?</p> <p>Are you willing to offer clarity instead?</p> <p>Look for the places where you can ask for clarity or share clarity.</p> <p>Because healthy communication is a shared responsibility.</p> <p>Thank you so much for being on this journey with me and for allowing me to share both the silly things in my life and the deeper messages I am learning along the way.</p> <p>If any of this resonates with you and you would like to discuss it further, please feel free to reach out to me at <a href="mailto:stephanie@stephanieravenscraft.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">stephanie@stephanieravenscraft.com</a>.</p> <p>I would love to hold that space for you.</p> <p>Until next time, I encourage you to live your life on purpose.</p> <p></p>
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