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Step into a world where the daily grind takes a backseat, and your soul becomes the main attraction. In the Closed for Maintenance podcast, Lifestyle Entrepreneur & bestselling author, Natasha Weston invites you to explore life beyond business.In a fast-paced world that too often prioritizes productivity and hustle, CFM provides a tranquil pause, a moment of self-reflection. Join Natasha as she engages in heartfelt conversations with experts, thought leaders, and individuals who've experienced the transformative journey of prioritizing their walk with God, mental health and well-being.Closed for Maintenance is your haven for discussions on faith, mindfulness, emotional resilience, and the pursuit of a life that truly nourishes your soul. From practical tips to profound insight, each episode offers a relatable guide for living an almost balanced, purpose-driven life.
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- 3 weeks ago21 min
a new thing.
Recorded on a lunch break, unpolished and in real time, Natasha shares what happens when the thing you keep maintaining is the thing God is asking you to let go.Fresh off CultureCon in Brooklyn, she opens up about a year of doors that wouldn't open, the way of working she's held onto for over a decade, and the moment Isaiah 43 stopped being a familiar verse and became a personal word: Look, I am about to do something new. Do you not see it?From there, she turns to Habakkuk 2 and what happened when she finally sat down with a pen and a notebook to write the vision...not the one she'd been trying to make work, but the one God gave her.This episode is for anyone pouring time and energy into something that keeps feeling hard. Sometimes hard means a breakthrough is on the other side. And sometimes it's just hard because it's time to let it go. This is maintenance...in real life.In this episode:When maintenance isn't the assignmentIsaiah 43 and noticing the new thingHabakkuk 2 and writing the vision down by faithHow to tell "hard because of a breakthrough" from "hard because it's time to let go"Why surrender isn't defeatThis episode's maintenance checkYou can also watch the full episode on Youtube.Leave a voice note for the show!Grab the In You JournalLeave a review on Facebook!Support the CFM Podcast here!Follow Natasha on Instagram!Join Natasha's Group Chat here!Follow CFM on Instagram!CFM is produced by Tot Spot Network.
- Sep 13, 202633 min
another surrender.
Natasha is back from a mid-season break with an episode on yielding, timing, and what it really means to surrender daily. This one is a download of lessons she's been sitting with.She talks about why she's stopped fighting the urge to step back, what her sister's labor and delivery taught her about knowing when to yield and when to push, and how facing the facts of where you actually are...not where you think you should be, can become the doorway to real progress, even in the smallest areas of life.The episode closes with a study of John 4 and the woman at the well: what it means that God met her in the middle of her ordinary day, and what that says about the pressure so many of us put on our own faith journeys to look a certain way.If you've been feeling behind, weary, or unsure whether stepping back makes you inconsistent, this episode is for you. The maintenance check continues!In this episode:Why breaks are maintenance, not a step backwardKnowing when to yield vs. when to pushFacing the facts of where you are right nowA fresh read of John 4 and the woman at the wellWhat daily surrender actually looks likeYou can also watch the full episode on Youtube.Grab the In You JournalLeave a review on Facebook!Support the CFM Podcast here!Follow Natasha on Instagram!Join Natasha's Group Chat here!Follow CFM on Instagram!CFM is produced by Tot Spot Network.
- Aug 9, 202655 min
you hurt my feelings, friend ft. Lataryn Rainey-Perry
Adult friendships aren't easy, and this week my friend Rainey and I are getting honest about what it actually takes to maintain one.Lataryn Rainey-Perry is a writer, publisher, and creative visionary based in Charleston, SC, and the founder of Penwork Publishing LLC — a women owned and veteran-owned creative studio helping storytellers bring their ideas to life. She's also been my friend for years and we've had many years of networking brunches, magazine covers, and a five-year gap where we didn't speak at all.In this episode we talk about what happened during that gap, why "I'm a low-maintenance friend" isn't the flex I thought it was, and how love languages apply just as much to your friendships as they do in your romantic relationships. We get into transactional friendships, the ones that quietly fade without a fight, and the conversation most of us avoid having because we're scared of the answer.If you've ever wondered whether a friendship is worth fighting for or how to bring one back after time apart, this one's for you.Connect with Rainey on Instagram!Shot by Trenise at Your World on FilmYou can also watch the full episode on Youtube.Grab the In You JournalLeave a review on Facebook!Support the CFM Podcast here!Follow Natasha on Instagram!Join Natasha's Group Chat here!Follow CFM on Instagram!CFM is produced by Tot Spot Network.
- Aug 1, 20264 min
maintenance moment: go shoot.
It's my day off and I have nothing pressing on the list. I'm laying in bed thinking about picking up a second job just to catch up, put some money toward the creative studio, hit some goals I set for myself, but instead of doing something I'm laying there complaining about it and making plans in my own head.Then I saw a quote by Gary V that said, "You can't score if you don't shoot" and it hit me so hard I got up, cracked open a Bloom, grabbed my black and white notebook, and did something about it.If this maintenance moment hit you like it hit me, I built something for exactly this. The August Lock-In walks you through naming your goal, finding what's already in your hands, and taking the one shot that moves you forward this month. Less than a coffee, a step you can't afford not to take.Download the August Lock In here!Still not sure what your shot is? I'm opening a few 30-minute goal-clarity calls this month, one-on-one. Book yours here.Grab the In You JournalLeave a review on Facebook!Support the CFM Podcast here!Follow Natasha on Instagram!Join Natasha's Group Chat here!Follow CFM on Instagram!CFM is produced by Tot Spot Network.
- Jul 26, 20261h 14m
called, creative and still healing ft. Gia Peppers
This one's been almost five years in the making.In this episode, Gia Peppers, journalist, host of the Healed Girl Era podcast, and founder of Creatives of Faith sits down with Natasha and gets honest about the 6-figure deal that collapsed right before the pandemic, and how losing it forced her to separate her identity from her accomplishments. We talk about her wrestle with identity, the moment Psalm 23 broke her open, and why she believes healing takes faith, not just therapy alone. She also opens up about what it looks like to protect her peace without disappearing from the rooms she loves.Follow Gia on Instagram!Watch the Healed Girl Era Podcast on YoutubeJoin the Creatives of Faith communityYou can also watch the full episode on Youtube.Grab the In You JournalLeave a review on Facebook!Support the CFM Podcast here!Follow Natasha on Instagram!Join Natasha's Group Chat here!Follow CFM on Instagram!CFM is produced by Tot Spot Network.
- Jul 12, 202633 min
faithful over few.
"Whoever is faithful in very little is also faithful in much." That's the scripture (Luke 16:10-12) anchoring this entire season, and Natasha opens the door wide with it. In this solo episode, she gets honest about what the belly pan falling off her car (twice!) taught her about ignoring root problems, and why being faithful over the little, unglamorous, unseen things is the real work of maintenance.She breaks down the six areas of life she'll be maintenance checking this season: career & calling, faith, friendships, family, finances, and love — all through the lens of stewarding what's already in her hands before asking God for more. Natasha gets honest about her shifting walk with Christ, what she's learned about being a better friend after her Phoenix birthday trip, the systems she's built to stay consistent online without burning out, and why she's chosen to keep her relationship intentionally private this time around.In this episode:The real-life car story behind the "maintenance check" themeLuke 16:10-12 as the anchor scripture for the seasonThe six areas of focus this seasonBuilding systems and consistency without losing restChoosing privacy in relationships after being overexposed beforeThis episode's Maintenance Check questionEnjoyed this episode? Share it with a friend, leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Facebook, and subscribe on YouTube and wherever you listen.Sign up for Main Character Mornings with Kris Kaylin!You can also watch the full episode on Youtube.Grab the In You JournalLeave a review on Facebook!Support the CFM Podcast here!Follow Natasha on Instagram!Join Natasha's Group Chat here!Follow CFM on Instagram!CFM is produced by Tot Spot Network.
- Jul 1, 20261 min
maintenance check, in real life | season 4 trailer
Season 4 of Closed for Maintenance is here. This season we're doing a real maintenance check: on our careers, friendships, finances, family, faith, and love.Season 3 taught us how to get back up. Season 4 is about what you do once you're standing.Closed for Maintenance is back with its most personal season yet. This time we're talking about the areas we've been driving past, the things we keep meaning to get to, the conversations we've been putting off, and the parts of ourselves we've quietly let go out of order.Across six life areas: career, friendships, finances, family, faith, and love...host Natasha Weston is doing a maintenance check in real life. With honest solo episodes and guests who aren't afraid to get honest too, Season 4 is for anyone who's been moving through life without ever stopping to check under the hood.The maintenance check is overdue. Let's get into it.Season 4 premieres Sunday, July 12th!Grab the In You JournalLeave a review on Facebook!Support the CFM Podcast here!Follow Natasha on Instagram!Join Natasha's Group Chat here!Follow CFM on Instagram!CFM is produced by Tot Spot Network.
- May 31, 202616 min
let them.
We made it to the Season 3 finale, and I'm ending it the only way I know how. Honestly.In this episode, we're talking about the truth about what it means to have a village. Co-parenting challenges, a son who has been testing every last nerve, and an unexpected shift with someone I didn't see coming that changed everything.This episode is about what happened when I finally stopped carrying things alone. The texts I sent. The phone calls where I was already crying before anyone answered. The people who showed up when I let them in, and what I think God was waiting for me to do all along.If you've been doing it alone when you didn't have to, this one is for you. If you have people around you that you haven't let in yet, this one is for you. If what you've been calling strength is really just walls...listen up.Topics covered: co-parenting, asking for help, vulnerability, letting people in, faith and surrender, building community, and what it actually means to let them village.You can also watch the full episode on Youtube.Join Among Us!Grab the In You JournalLeave a review on Facebook!Support the CFM Podcast here!Follow Natasha on Instagram!Join Natasha's Group Chat here!Follow CFM on Instagram!CFM is produced by Tot Spot Network.
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Step into a world where the daily grind takes a backseat, and your soul becomes the main attraction. In the Closed for Maintenance podcast, Lifestyle Entrepreneur & bestselling author, Natasha Weston invites you to explore life beyond business.In a fast-paced world that too often prioritizes productivity and hustle, CFM provides a tranquil pause, a moment of self-reflection. Join Natasha as she engages in heartfelt conversations with experts, thought leaders, and individuals who've experienced the transformative journey of prioritizing their walk with God, mental health and well-being.Closed for Maintenance is your haven for discussions on faith, mindfulness, emotional resilience, and the pursuit of a life that truly nourishes your soul. From practical tips to profound insight, each episode offers a relatable guide for living an almost balanced, purpose-driven life.
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