Brutiful Journey

Ever feel like you’re just going through the motions? You’re not crying on the bathroom floor, but you’re not really laughing either. That, my friend, is apathy—and it’s sneakier than you think.

In this episode, we’re talking about why apathy isn’t a failure—it’s a flag. You’ll learn how to recognize when your spark is fading and discover practical ways to reignite joy, purpose, and color in your everyday life.

✨ You are not broken. You’re just ready for more.

👉 Let’s move from surviving to thriving—together.

You juggle it all-work, family, the never-ending to-do list—and you do it well. But somewhere along the way, did you lose sight of you?

In this episode of Brutiful Journey: The Podcast, we're peeling back the layers of responsibility to rediscover the woman underneath. If you’ve been feeling disconnected, lost in your own life, or like you're showing up for everyone but yourself, this is your permission slip to reconnect with the most important person in your life: you.

You’ll walk away with:

• -A gentle reminder that you’re more than your responsibilities

• -A powerful perspective shift on what self-care really means

• -One simple step to start showing up for yourself today

You don’t need a complete overhaul—just a moment to remember who you are.
Let this be that moment.

How many times have you said, “I’m fine,” when you’re anything but?

In this episode, Jessica Brubaker unpacks the quiet weight behind the word “fine” and why it’s often a sign that you’re stuck in emotional autopilot. We’ll explore how “fine” keeps us from fulfillment, why it’s become our default setting, and what it means to break free from it.

You’ll walk away with insight, encouragement, and a few hard truths—plus a nudge to stop settling and start listening to what your life is really trying to tell you.

In this episode:
• The real meaning behind “fine”
• How emotional disconnection shows up
• Why fulfillment requires honesty
• A gentle challenge to live more boldly

✨ Let this episode be your permission to stop shrinking and start reaching. You deserve more than fine.