Perfection—it’s the impossible illusion so many of us chase. But what if the real joy is in the imperfections? In this uplifting episode ofOne Happy Thing, Kerry, Maddie, and Jennifer dive into the myths of perfection and the freedom that comes with letting go of the pressure to have it all together.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re justnot good enough or thought,“I’ll be happy when I finally have it all together,” this episode is for you. Because the truth is—life is messy, and that’s where the magic happens.

Tune in to hear stories, laughter, and encouragement to embrace the perfectly imperfect moments in your own life. And remember, your ‘ducks’ don’t have to be in a row—they can be wild, quirky, and uniquely yours.

🎧Listen now and join the conversation! Share your thoughts using #OneHappyThing and tell us how you’re embracing your own imperfection. 💛

This episode includes a special heart-opening meditation led by Kerry—a gentle, practical way to invite light, love, and connection into your life—especially during times when you feel heavy, anxious, or overwhelmed.

Jennifer, Maddie and Kerry reflect on their own personal experiences and the healing power of breathing and leaning into love.

Listen in to discover how this simple practice can help you find peace and resilience, even during life’s busiest or heaviest moments.

Maddie, Kerry, and Jennifer dive into a challenge every creative person knows all too well—feeling stuck. Whether you’re struggling with writing, art, or any creative project, that frustrating sense of being blocked can make you want to give up. But what if being stuck isn’t the problem we think it is?

Maddie shares a refreshing perspective on why creative blocks might actually be a good thing and reveals her personal go-to strategy for moving forward when inspiration feels out of reach. Kerry and Jennifer open up about their own experiences with creative frustration and how shifting their mindset has led to unexpected breakthroughs.

Join us as we explore how embracing the pause can unlock new ideas and how getting stuck might be the first step toward something amazing.