Unapologetically Strong

We’re Tim and Jamie Holloway, and Unapologetically Strong is a little look into our life, the conversations we have, the things we’re learning, and the experiences that have shaped us. We’ve been married, raised a family, navigated some big life changes, and learned a few things along the way. We don’t always see things the same way, and that’s part of what makes our conversations interesting. As Army parents, military life has become a huge part of our story. It’s taught us a lot about sacrifice, pride, worry, resilience, and what it means to love someone through seasons you can’t control. Along the way, we meet people with stories worth hearing, people who have served, people raising kids who serve, and people who have lived through experiences that have shaped who they are. Some conversations will make you laugh. Some will hit you right in the gut. And some might make you look at your own life a little differently. This isn’t about having it all figured out. It’s about showing up, having the conversations, telling the truth, and living life Unapologetically Strong.

Unapologetically Strong is a kids podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 30 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Unapologetically Strong, a kids show with 30 episodes published.

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  Episode #30

  Are You Living Below Your Potential?

  Sep 24, 202647 min

  What if the life you're living right now isn't actually your limit? In this episode, Tim and Jamie talk about the line we create around what feels normal, possible, or “good enough” in our lives, and what happens when we realize we've been living below our potential. Sometimes that line comes from our past. Sometimes it's our environment. Sometimes it's the people we're surrounded by. And sometimes, we simply haven't given ourselves permission to believe we can have something different. We talk about raising the bar, changing your environment, finding people who challenge you to grow, breaking out of old identities, and becoming the person you actually want to be. And maybe the biggest question is this: Where in your life are you settling? Because the line doesn't move until you move it. If you're in a season of asking What's next? Who am I now? What am I capable of?... this conversation is for you. You don't have to stay where you've always been. #UnapologeticallyStrong #MoveTheLine #PersonalGrowth #NextChapter #LifeAfterKids #MidlifeWomen Want to keep up with Tim and Jamie and Unapologetically Strong beyond the podcast? Come hang out with us here: TikTok YouTube Website Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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  Episode #27

  Parenting Adult Kids: Learning to Let Go and Find Yourself Again

  Sep 10, 202657 min

  What happens when your kids grow up and don't need you the same way anymore? That's the conversation we got into this week. Our kids are getting older. Our oldest is almost 29, our youngest is about to turn 20, one moved a couple hours away, one joined the Army, and suddenly we're finding ourselves in a completely different stage of parenting. And honestly... it makes you start asking yourself some questions. Who am I now? What do I actually enjoy? What does my relationship with my kids look like now that they're adults? And how do you let go without feeling like you're losing a part of yourself? In this episode, we talk about parenting adult children, letting go of control, learning how to transition into new stages of life, and why your kids becoming independent is actually what you were preparing them for all along. We also talk about something that I think a lot of parents struggle with: attaching your entire identity to your kids. Because if your whole world revolves around your children, what happens when they grow up, move away, get married, join the military, start their own families, and build lives that don't revolve around you anymore? That transition can be hard. But maybe the answer isn't to hold on tighter. Maybe it's learning how to let go, trust that you raised them to make their own decisions, and figure out who YOU are in this next stage of life. We also get into parenting mistakes, giving yourself grace, why you can't judge your success as a parent solely by how your kids turn out, and why every single one of your kids can grow up in the same house and still become completely different people. And of course, because it's us, we somehow managed to talk about cruises, the Army, raising five kids, codependency, identity, the glory days, entrepreneurship, and why being "done" with life might be one of the worst mindsets you can have. The truth is, life keeps changing. Your kids grow up. Your role changes. Your identity shifts. And fighting those changes only makes the transition harder. So if you're a parent with teenagers or adult kids and you're trying to figure out who you are now that they don't need you the same way anymore, this episode is for you. Because parenting doesn't end. It just changes. Want to learn more about Jamie Holloway? Check out the links below. ⁠TikTok⁠ ⁠YouTube⁠ Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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  Unapologetically Strong

  We’re Not Done: How We’ve Changed After 10 Years Together

  Sep 3, 202636 min

  We had absolutely no plan for this episode. Jamie forgot to come up with a topic, Tim suggested talking about one of his weird documentaries that Jamie has officially named the "Trans Izzies," and somehow we ended up having one of our favorite conversations yet. We started talking about how different we are and why being opposites has actually been one of the best things for our marriage. We have completely different interests, backgrounds, personalities, and perspectives, but over the last 10 years, we've helped each other grow in ways we probably couldn't have done alone. We're coming up on 10 years together and 8 years married, and honestly, we're completely different people than when we first met. In this episode, we're talking about marriage, personal growth, evolving together, finding purpose, changing goals, and why we think one of the worst places you can get in life is believing you're "done." Because we're not done. Our marriage isn't done. Parenting isn't done just because your kids grow up. Your weight loss journey isn't done when you hit a number on the scale. Life keeps changing, and if we're paying attention, we're supposed to change too. We also talk about what happens when people become stagnant, why couples can grow apart, how marriage can become stale, and why continuing to grow together may be one of the biggest keys to a strong, healthy, long-term marriage. And somewhere in the middle of all that, we talk about bees, Hawaii, sleeping on the edge of the bed, barbed wire around our hearts, getting softer with age, weight loss, and apparently... quantum physics. So yeah, this episode is a little all over the place. But honestly, that's pretty much us. If there's one thing we hope you take away from this conversation, it's this: Don't be done. Keep growing. Keep changing. Keep learning. Keep finding new things to love about your spouse, yourself, and your life. Because maybe the best version of your life isn't behind you. Maybe you're still becoming it. Want to learn more about Jamie Holloway? Check out the links below. TikTok YouTube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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  Episode #25

  EP 25

  Aug 20, 202658 minS1

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  Episode #26

  EP 26

  Aug 20, 202640 minS1

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