Let’s Get Real with Jena Burris

The Silent Bully That’s Shaping Motherhood (Part 3)—with Jackie Ganey

Jena Burris Season 1 Episode 8

Do you ever feel like you’ve lost yourself in motherhood?

In the final part of our series with Jackie Gainey, we talk about what happens when moms slowly become a shell of who they used to be. We unpack the pressures of performance, the anger that comes from unmet needs, and the grief of realizing we’ve abandoned parts of ourselves along the way.

But this isn’t where the story ends.

This episode is full of honest stories, deep emotion, and practical insight on what it actually looks like to reconnect with who God created us to be—not just as moms, but as whole people. You’ll hear how emotions like anger and sadness aren’t enemies—they’re actually signals pointing to what we need most.

In this episode, we cover:

  • What happens when you start to feel hollow inside
     
  • Why performing doesn’t lead to true connection
     
  • How to model emotional health for your kids
     
  • What healing looks like when you’re running on empty
     
  • Why reclaiming your identity is the best gift you can give your children
     

If you’ve been operating on autopilot or feel buried under the pressure to be everything for everyone—this is your invitation to pause, breathe, and begin to come home to yourself.

Connect with Jackie Gainey:

Website: TheHomeDesignCo.com

Facebook & Instagram: @jackiegainey

Jackie is a mom, entrepreneur, and co-leader of a local moms group in Tennessee. She recently launched her home staging business while raising two (soon to be three!) kids and helping other moms find freedom from guilt and shame.

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Connect with me:

Instagram:@jenaburris

Email: jena@jenaburris.com

Website:jenaburris.com