Life By Design With Angela Weiss

Life by design with Angela Weiss is a mental health and intentional living podcast exploring healing, relationships, burnout, faith, and personal growth. Hosted by Angela Weiss, MSN, APRN, FNP – C, PMHMNP – BC. Heal deeply. Grow boldly. Live intentionally.

Life By Design With Angela Weiss is a health podcast hosted by Angela Weiss, with 72 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Angela Weiss hosts Life By Design With Angela Weiss, a health show with 72 episodes published.

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  Episode #75

  When You Can Feel Something Shifting, but You Can’t See It Yet Episode 75

  Sep 27, 202617 minS1

  Have you ever felt like something in your life was shifting—even though you couldn't explain what was changing? Nothing has happened yet. There isn't a clear answer, an obvious open door, or a detailed plan from God. You simply know that something feels different. In today's Sunday faith episode of Life by Design , Angie talks about what it means to trust God when you can't see the next chapter. On the eve of leaving for Germany and just days before turning 50, Angie reflects on what it feels like to stand between where you've been and wherever God may be leading you next. As she prepares to walk through places connected to her father's and grandparents' lives, she's reminded that the people who came before us also lived their stories without knowing how the next chapter would unfold. Through four powerful moments in Scripture, we look at how people in biblical times faced the same uncertainty we experience today. Abraham left home without knowing exactly where God was taking him. The Israelites stood at the Red Sea with an army behind them and no visible road ahead. Joseph endured betrayal, imprisonment, and years of uncertainty without knowing how God would eventually redeem his story. And after Jesus' crucifixion, His followers experienced the darkness of Saturday without knowing what Sunday morning would bring. We know how those stories end. They didn't. And that's an important reminder for us because we don't know how our stories end either. You haven't read next month yet. You haven't read next year. You haven't met everyone you're still going to meet. You don't know which doors will open, which prayers will be answered differently than you expected, or how God may use the things you've already survived. Maybe faith isn't having the entire map. Maybe faith is simply trusting God enough to take the next step. Hebrews 11:8 — Abraham obeyed God's call and went, even though he did not know where he was going. Exodus 14:13–14 — Israel stood before the Red Sea with no visible way forward and was reminded that the Lord would fight for them. Genesis 50:20 — Joseph looked back on what had been intended for evil and recognized God's ability to redeem it for good. John 20:1 — Mary arrived at the tomb while it was still dark, not yet understanding what God had already done. What is the next faithful step in front of me? You don't have to figure out your entire life today. You don't have to know how the story ends. You only have to be faithful with the page you're living right now. Because the God who was faithful on every page behind you is already present on every page ahead of you. Life by Design with Angela Weiss Faith. Healing. Growth. Becoming who God created you to be. Scriptures in This EpisodeA Question to Carry With You This Week

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  Episode #71

  When Every Word Out of Your Mouth is No- Episode 74

  Sep 22, 202614 minS1

  In this episode of Life by Design, Angie talks about the days when motherhood feels like one long string of “no,” “stop,” “put that down,” and “don’t hit your brother.” If you have ever gotten to the end of the day and wondered whether you said anything kind to your kids, this episode is for you. Angie breaks down what can be happening underneath the constant correcting—overstimulation, exhaustion, anxiety, stress, hormones, mental load, and simply trying to manage too much at once. She also talks about why children still need boundaries, why fewer words can sometimes work better in the middle of a meltdown, and why repair matters more than perfection. You do not have to handle every moment perfectly to be a good mom. This episode is a reminder that your kids are more than their behavior, and so are you. You are allowed to be tired. You are allowed to say no. You are allowed to have a rough day and come back, apologize, reconnect, and try again tomorrow. Your kids do not need a perfect mom. They need a real one who keeps showing up, keeps loving them, and keeps starting over.

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  Episode #73

  You're Not A Bad Mom, You're Drowning - Episode 73

  Sep 15, 202616 minS1

  If you’ve ever sat in your car because you needed five more minutes before walking into the house, cried in the shower, felt like all you do is correct your kids, or wondered why you seem to be failing at motherhood, this episode is for you. In this episode of Life by Design , I’m talking about the side of motherhood we don’t see enough of—the exhaustion, guilt, overstimulation, financial stress, marriage stress, resentment, self-doubt, and those moments when you don’t want to die, you just want to disappear for a little while because you are so tired of being needed. We’re also talking about why social media can make motherhood feel lonelier than it already is, why loving your children deeply does not mean you have to love every moment of parenting, and why feeling overwhelmed is not the same thing as being a bad mom. This is the beginning of a deeper series I’ll be sharing over the next couple of months about real motherhood: yelling, guilt, shame, marriage, losing yourself, wanting a break, needing a village, and learning how to recognize when you are not failing—you are simply carrying too much. If you’re listening while driving to work, folding laundry, cleaning the kitchen, or sitting in the pickup line because that is the only time you have for yourself right now, you are exactly who I made this episode for. You are not alone. And you do not have to keep proving how strong you are by carrying everything by yourself. In this episode, we talk about: Why overwhelmed moms often mistake exhaustion for failure The guilt that seems to come with every part of motherhood Wanting to “check out” versus wanting to die Crying in the shower, driveway, or closet because you need somewhere to fall apart Why social media highlights can distort how we see our own lives Feeling like you are failing your children, your husband, and yourself Why women need support from other women, especially moms farther down the road Why motherhood can be both the most rewarding and most painful role of your life The importance of getting help before you completely break down Please remember: This podcast is for education, encouragement, and general informational purposes only. It does not establish a provider-patient relationship and is not a substitute for individualized medical or mental health care. If you are having thoughts of suicide, self-harm, wishing you would not wake up, or feeling unable to keep yourself safe, call or text 988 in the United States or seek immediate emergency care. If this episode made you think of another mom, send it to her. Sometimes the most powerful thing we can say to another woman is simply: I see you. I thought of you. You are not alone. Follow Life by Design so you don’t miss the rest of this motherhood series.

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  Episode #72

  You Don't Need the Whole Plan - Episode 72

  Sep 13, 202611 minS1

  In Episode 72 of Life by Design with Angela Weiss: Sunday Faith Edition , Angela Weiss explores the pressure to know the entire plan and the faith required to trust God with the next step. Through Scripture, prayer, and personal reflection, this episode offers encouragement for seasons of uncertainty, waiting, transition, and unanswered questions. You don’t need to understand everything today. God provides the light, grace, and strength needed for the step in front of you. Keywords: faith, trusting God, next step, uncertainty, waiting on God, Christian encouragement, spiritual growth, prayer, God’s plan, life transitions, purpose, courage, Proverbs 3:5-6, Psalm 119:105, Isaiah 41:10, Romans 8:28, Psalm 37:23

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  Episode #67

  Episode is 71: The Life You Want Tomorrow Is Being Built by the Choices You Make Today

  Sep 8, 202617 minS1

  We all have things we want to change, but are our everyday choices moving us toward that life—or keeping us where we are? In this episode, Angela talks honestly about aligning your habits with the future you want across your health, finances, relationships, and dreams. You don’t have to change everything overnight. You simply need to make the next choice differently. Explore Angela’s books at Angela Weiss’s author page .

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