Episode
Silence + Solitude
- Podcast
- Blessed + Bossed Up
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- May 19, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 2920
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Summary
In this deeply personal episode of Blessed and Bossed Up, Tatum returns after finals season to continue the book club series on The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer. This conversation explores the first practice for “unhurrying” your life: silence and solitude . From motherhood and entrepreneurship to law school and spiritual formation, Tatum shares how busyness, noise, and constant stimulation can quietly disconnect us from the presence of God — and how reclaiming moments of stillness can transform our spiritual, emotional, and mental well-being. She unpacks: Why boredom used to be a gift How technology keeps us spiritually distracted Learning to practice God’s presence in everyday moments Why the wilderness is not weakness, but strength The difference between solitude and isolation How internal noise impacts peace, anxiety, and emotional health Why silence is essential for healing, clarity, and abiding in Christ This episode is both a conviction and an invitation: to slow down, reconnect with God, and create rhythms that cultivate peace instead of chaos. Key Takeaways Boredom Was Once Sacred Before smartphones and endless stimulation, boredom created space for creativity, imagination, reflection, and connection. Today, we often fill every quiet moment with scrolling, entertainment, or mental noise — missing opportunities to connect with God. God Is Present Beyond the Prayer Closet Tatum reflects on a revelation that changed her relationship with God: His presence isn’t confined to designated “quiet times.” Through the Holy Spirit, God is present while washing dishes, driving, making coffee, or watching children play. The Wilderness Is a Place of Strength Referencing Jesus in the wilderness, this episode reframes difficult seasons not as punishment or…