Molly Gomez

09/21/2026

One thing I didn’t expect to love so much about military life? The proximity.

I’d choose the gym on base 1,000 times over because of the people around me. Men and women who show up, push themselves, serve our country and do hard things whether they feel like it or not.

As a military spouse and business owner, those are exactly the kind of people I want around me.

Really grateful for this community and even more grateful for their service. 🇺🇸

09/17/2026

I’m putting on a live implementation experience this November, but first, I want to tell you why.

I love seeing women find their voice again.

There’s this moment when a woman finally puts language to something she has lived through, learned through, or led through and realizes…

“Oh. This actually matters.”

This belongs in my business.
This explains why I believe what I believe.
This is something the people I’m called to serve need to hear.

I’ve watched women go through the Seven Story System™ and uncover stories they didn’t even realize were there.

But I’ve also heard:

“I know there’s more here. I just need help pulling it out.”

That’s why I’m creating this room.

On November 3rd, we’re coming together for the Seven Story System™ Live Implementation Experience.

Because something different happens in the right proximity.

Someone shares a story and suddenly you remember one of your own.

I ask her a question and you realize you need to answer it too.

We learn from each other. We pull from each other. And together, we get to the deeper root faster.

I’m giving you more notice than I normally would because I want you to start the work now.

Go through the system.
Start uncovering your stories.
Notice where you get stuck.

Then bring all of it into the room. 🔥

NOVEMBER 3RD | 11 AM–3 PM CT
Live via Zoom + private Telegram group

If you’re thinking “I need to be in that room,” start with the Seven Story System™ at the link in my bio. Once you’re inside, you’ll have the opportunity to upgrade and join us live.

Already own the Seven Story System™? DM me “LIVE” and I’ll get you the link to lock in your spot.

You already have the stories. Let’s pull out what you haven’t seen yet. 🔥

09/17/2026

09/16/2026

“Stop waiting to be empowered. You already are” 🔥

Lady Jen Du Plessis drops truth bombs on what it really means to lead and it’s not about sitting on a throne. It’s about the scars. The work. The willingness to go first.

“You will know them by their fruit.”

This conversation with Jen shifted something in me.
Real leadership isn’t perfection, it’s endurance, dignity and the courage to poke holes in your own armor so your light can shine through.

Tag a woman who needs to hear this today 🙌🏼

Listen to the whole podcast episode: “Stop waiting to be empowered. You already are” 🔥

Lady Jen Du Plessis drops truth bombs on what it really means to lead and it’s not about sitting on a throne. It’s about the scars. The work. The willingness to go first.

“You will know them by their fruit.”

This conversation with Jen shifted something in me.
Real leadership isn’t perfection, it’s endurance, dignity and the courage to poke holes in your own armor so your light can shine through.

Tag a woman who needs to hear this today 🙌🏼

Listen to the full Lead Yourself First podcast on the It’s Bigger Than Me Show, episode 37. Link 🔗 in bio

09/14/2026

This Friday hundreds of women will fill these seats.

Some eager.
Some scared.
Some hopeful.
Some looking for a miracle.

I remember when I was the woman in the audience wondering what would happen next. How would I leave the room changed?

It all became simple when I decided to receive instead of perform.

Most of my life I aimed to be the best. I did everything I could to meet everyone I could and see how I could serve them. Trust me, there is a time and place for that. But this Friday isn’t one of them.

I’ve been praying for each women, each speaker and the founder of this organization with the supernatural encounter they are going to have in this room. I sense so strongly that the Holy Spirit is going to fall afresh on women in this room to racially shift them from where they are to where they are meant to be.

“‘If it had not been the LORD who was on our side..’” - Psalm‬ ‭124‬:‭1‬ ‭

The Lord is on my side. Yours too 🤍
I know the words He put in my heart to pour out for these women on Friday.
His glory will fill this place with healing, joy, multiplication and fresh vision.

This is the hour for real depth, healing and no compromise. Watch Ephesians 3:20 break out 🔥

For all the women who will be in the room, I cannot wait to hear the testimonies that will ring out from this event.

🙏🏼🤍

09/04/2026

High achievers can be really good at extending grace to everyone except themselves.

I know because I've done it.. many times.

I built so much of my life around performing. Achieving. Being the best. Getting it right. So when I've made a mistake or something hasn't gone the way I believed it should, I haven't always just learned from it and moved forward.

I've replayed it.
Analyzed it.
Beat myself up over it... and sometimes for weeks.

Anyone else? 😅

I have learned that there's a point where reflection stops being productive and becomes punishment. God never asked me to keep paying for something He already redeemed. That's been a hard lesson for me.

There are so many incredibly successful, high-achieving women walking around looking polished on the outside while internally reliving old mistakes, failures, trauma and versions of themselves God has already called them out of.

Yes, look inward. Take responsibility. Apologize when necessary. Learn. Grow. Get counsel. Heal what needs healing.

But then let God redeem it and move forward!!

You do not become more holy by continually condemning yourself. Your mistakes can become wisdom without becoming your identity.

We talked about this and so much more in What If Gratitude Became Counter Culture? Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/z8IEQUjVuVk

09/03/2026

You can't be grateful and complain at the same time.

Listen... I catch myself complaining too. 😂

Things don't go according to plan. People irritate me. Business gets hard. Military life changes the plan AGAIN. Something happens and suddenly I'm five minutes into a conversation about everything that's wrong.

I've learned to catch it much faster, because the version of me who lives in gratitude is a better steward of everything God has given me.

I'm more present.
I'm more productive.
I'm happier.

My husband gets a better version of me.
My clients get a better version of me.
My team gets a better version of me.

Look.. I don't need a brain scan to know when my heart is getting off track. 😂

When I catch myself sitting in complaint, I don't need somebody else to come rescue me from my attitude.

I stop.
I pray.
“Holy Spirit, forgive me. Have my heart.”
And then I move forward.

That's it.

You don't have to stay in a bad attitude for three days because you woke up in one. Be strong enough that you can interrupt yourself.

Gratitude isn't pretending everything is good. It's refusing to let what's difficult blind you to what is still good.

In a culture where complaining has become incredibly normal, gratitude may be one of the most countercultural things we can practice.

That's exactly what we unpack in the full podcast: What If Gratitude Became Counter Culture? Watch the full conversation: https://youtu.be/z8IEQUjVuVk

09/03/2026

If it doesn't challenge you, it doesn't change you.

2026 has tested that belief for me in ways I couldn't have predicted.

My husband decided to join the military right as my business was entering one of its most flourishing seasons. I invested $30,000 into a room that stretched me. God opened doors I had prayed for while simultaneously asking me to surrender plans I thought I had figured out.

Here is something I've learned something: hard doesn't mean bad. Your hard is your testing ground.

We ask God to increase our capacity, expand our influence, grow the business, strengthen our leadership... and then we're surprised when He gives us something that requires us to actually become the person who can carry it.

How would you know what you're capable of carrying if you've never been asked to carry something heavy?

How would you know your faith is strong if it's never required trust?

How would you know you're ready for the next level if nothing has tested the level you're on?

I don't believe every hard thing comes from God. But I do believe God can use hard things.

So I've stopped immediately asking, “How do I get out of this?”

I'm learning to ask, “Lord, what are You trying to show me here?”

Hard doesn't automatically mean you're going the wrong direction. Sometimes it's where the formation happens.

We went much deeper into this conversation on the podcast What If Gratitude Became Counter Culture? Watch the full podcast episode: https://youtu.be/z8IEQUjVuVk