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133: Rachel Van Kluyve

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June 24, 2020

Today on the Thriving Belief Podcast, we have Rachel Van Kluyve!

Rachel is a Nashvillian stay at home mom turned momtrepreneur. Most days you can find her in a messy bun and yoga pants wrangling two boys while running a real estate business, homeschooling, DIYing, and keeping up with her passions. She’s mostly known for her thrifty finds and the ability to make the dollar count. Amazon is her go-to and she tends to say she has eloquent taste on a Target budget. She’s most passionate in life about her faith, her three men, writing, and serving silently behind the scenes. Rachel is an introvert gone socialmediavert and when she’s not busy you can find her… well never not busy.

It is a crazy, wild season we are in, right? And finding ways to instill faith in your kids, joy and balance in #AllTheThings, and creating purpose filled time as a family can be quite challenging. Rachel Van Kluyve is here to inspire us to do all those things, and then some.

Rachel – a homeschooling mama to 2 little ones, wife to her teenage heartthrob, and a creative pursuing her purpose, one dream at a time. She’s on a mission to bring her family on the journey in everything she does. Who says moms can’t dream big, be at home with their kids, and be successful?

Rachel and her husband, Richard, own a successful real estate company in Nashville, built their dream farmhouse, and just completed their first rental property. At her core, Rachel is a designer and has really captured her audience with the mentality that design doesn’t have to break the bank. She inspires her audience at CrateandCottage.com and has been featured in The Farmhouse Movement, Home Bunch, Style Me Pretty Living, Instagram platforms such as Hobby Lobby, Wayfair, and more!

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WEBSITE: CrateAndcottage.com
INSTAGRAM: @CrateAndCottage

071: Ellie Holcomb

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February 14, 2019

Today I have a lovely friend of mine on Thriving Beyond Belief: Ellie Holcomb! Living in sweet Nashville, Tennessee, Ellie is a musician, wife of a musician, mother, author, and devoted follower of Jesus.

Ellie brings such a fresh perspective of thriving, and how she learned to thrive by experiencing years of practicing the opposite. After seeking to be what others thought she should be and coming up lost, Ellie finally gave up that mentality to truly just be who the Lord created her to be. She talks about becoming “unburied” from the expectations of the world. As a woman in her mid-thirties, she speaks to fighting those whispers from the world more than ever, and feeling more free than ever from the lies.

We discuss what is truly the Gospel versus what we have set it up to be in our minds. She discusses her journey to discovering the beauty of counseling in her life and the healing it brought to her life. We are truly kindred spirits with similarities in our stories and seasons, and it was wonderful to dive in to how the Lord has used our journeys.

We speak on some fun things, like how Ellie became a musician and how she has been able to use music to connect people and their stories. We also talked about the children’s book, Who Sang The First Song, Ellie published last year, and how the idea of the book came to be. It was so fun to discuss the beauty of having intentional conversations with our children, seeing where our children are truly gifted by the Lord, and guidance we can have with our little ones. We are made stewards over our children, and we discuss what the full potential of that can be. So many of us parents get caught in the mundane tasks of everyday and forget to see the eternal purpose in what we are doing in parenting.

Celebrating others to foster community, learning to dream at any age, self care, and our roles as women are some topics we get to discuss together. Ellie and I also tackle what some of the difficult aspects of who we are can be. We learn to turn to Scripture and cling to His promises to then lay down what isn’t ours to carry.

Tune in to hear more about Ellie’s heart, what brings her joy, and her reason for doing yoga. 🙂 I hope you are inspired and encouraged by this sweet time with Ellie Holcomb!