Along the Way

Success isn’t just about winning—it’s about staying in the game. In this episode, I explore the importance of consistency and growth, even when things don’t seem to be going your way.I share personal experiences from my journey as a content creator and how I’ve navigated career shifts, self-doubt, and the reality of evolving with life’s changes. Whether it’s knowing when to pivot or when to stay the course, the key is learning from every moment.Tune in for a real talk on resilience, self-reflection, and why not winning doesn’t mean you’re losing.JACKSON AND HYDE:CodeAlongTheWayhttps://jacksonhyde.comConnect with Lydia:https://bio.site/lydiakyle

In this episode, I sit down with an anonymous guest whose life has been dedicated to the mission field. From an early disillusionment with Christianity to a lifelong journey of serving, traveling, and sharing the Great Commission, her story is one of transformation, faith, and purpose.We dive into her personal testimony, the challenges and rewards of missionary work, and the spiritual and clerical realities of life in the field. What does it truly mean to be a missionary? How do faith and service intertwine in the face of cultural barriers, hardships, and the unknown?Whether you’re curious about missions, questioning your own calling, or simply love hearing stories of faith in action, this conversation offers a unique and honest perspective on what it means to dedicate a life to spreading the Gospel.🔹 Topics we cover in this episode:    •    Her unexpected path into mission work    •    The spiritual and logistical aspects of being a missionary    •    The challenges and joys of sharing faith in different cultures    •    How missionary work shapes personal faith and understandingTune in for an inspiring conversation that sheds light on the realities of mission work—beyond the stereotypes and into the heart of service.🎧 Listen now and let me know your thoughts!JACKSON AND HYDE: CodeAlongTheWayhttps://jacksonhyde.comConnect with Lydia:https://bio.site/lydiakyle

Have you ever downplayed your achievements, convinced yourself that you haven’t done enough, or worried that you’ll never get to where you want to be? In this episode, we’re breaking the cycle of self-deprecation and shifting our mindset to one of self-recognition. Instead of focusing on what we haven’t done, we’re acknowledging everything we have accomplished and understanding that we are exactly where we need to be.Join me as we explore how to embrace our journey, trust our timing, and step confidently into the future—without diminishing the progress we’ve already made. It’s time to stop undermining our own success and start owning our story.JACKSON AND HYDE: CodeAlongTheWayhttps://jacksonhyde.comConnect with Lydia:https://bio.site/lydiakyle

This is one of those special moments where you meet your "internet friend" and talk for hours in person for the first time. Anna Meyers of Meyers Silver has been one of my lady boss heroes for YEARS and from the moment I saw her Instagram filled with cowboy living, motorcycles, and firefighting I KNEW I had to know her. For years, Anna and I have lived parallel lives filled with things we'd rather not do again. From house fires, getting fired, and getting burned by family we've done it all and are still here to tell the stories. In this episode, we shoot the breeze and maybe take a few shots at things we have opinion on. FIND ANNA HERE:https://meyerssilver.comhttps://www.instagram.com/meyerssilver/FIND LYDIA HERE:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lydia_kylTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lydia_kylFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/rancherswifelife

Motherhood is beautiful, but it can also be incredibly isolating. In this episode, we dive into the often-unspoken struggles of the mental load that comes with caring for others, the loneliness it can create, and how these pressures impact our mental health. We’ll also unpack the heavy role that Mom guilt plays in deepening isolation and making it even harder to ask for help. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, unseen, or burdened by the expectations of motherhood, this conversation is for you. You’re not alone, and you deserve support.Tune in for an honest discussion and encouragement to break the cycle of isolation.JACKSON AND HYDE: Code-AlongTheWayhttps://jacksonhyde.comConnect with Lydia:https://bio.site/lydiakyle

Is the public school system failing our children? In this episode, we dive deep into why homeschooling is emerging as a better alternative for families seeking quality education and strong values.We discuss:📉 Alarming statistics on declining academic performance in public schools📢 Direct quotes from teachers raising concerns about behavior and social issues in classrooms🛑 How parents are unknowingly abdicating their responsibility in raising good citizens🏡 The proven academic and social benefits of homeschoolingIf you’re questioning whether the traditional school system is the best choice for your child, this episode is a must-listen!JACKSON AND HYDE: Code-AlongTheWayhttps://jacksonhyde.comJoe Rogan & Mike Rowe:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpx_2eUyvqcConnect with Lydia:https://bio.site/lydiakyle

In this episode, I continue my conversation with the Martin family—this time, sitting down with Leann Martin, wife of retired General Joseph M. Martin. Leann shares what it’s like to build a life and raise a family deeply ingrained in the U.S. Army, especially during times of war and uncertainty. From navigating unforeseen challenges to enduring deployments and frequent moves, she reflects on the sacrifices and resilience required of military families.Through it all, Leann and her family have embraced life as a grand adventure, finding strength in their shared experiences and unwavering commitment to one another. She offers an inspiring perspective on how faith, adaptability, and a strong support system kept their family not just together—but thriving.If you haven’t yet, be sure to check out Part 1, where I spoke with General Joe Martin about his distinguished military career and his heart for service.JACKSON AND HYDE: Code- AlongTheWayhttps://jacksonhyde.comConnect with Lydia:https://bio.site/lydiakyle

In this episode, I sit down with retired General Joseph M. Martin, the 37th Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Army, to discuss his distinguished military career and personal life. A 1986 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, General Martin was commissioned as an armor officer and has held various leadership positions, including tank platoon leader, scout platoon leader, and company executive officer in the 1st Battalion, 37th Armor Regiment, 1st Armored Division.  We discuss how his commitment to serving those under his command has profoundly influenced his life, both during active duty and in retirement. General Martin also shares insights into balancing a demanding military career with family life, highlighting the support of his wife, Leann, and their journey together.This is part one of a two-part series. In the next episode, we’ll gain Leann’s perspective on their shared experiences and the challenges and rewards of military family life.JACKSON AND HYDE: Code- AlongTheWayhttps://jacksonhyde.comConnect with Lydia:https://bio.site/lydiakyle

In this episode, we dive into the power of saying “no” and why it’s one of the most valuable skills you can develop. Too often, we feel pressured to say “yes” to everything—opportunities, favors, invitations—only to find ourselves overwhelmed and stretched too thin. But here’s the truth: saying no isn’t selfish or negative. In fact, sometimes saying “yes” is actually worse than saying “no.”We’ll explore how protecting your time and energy allows you to focus on what truly matters, how setting boundaries leads to better opportunities, and why saying no is a form of self-respect. If you’ve ever struggled with people-pleasing or felt guilty for turning things down, this episode is for you. Tune in and learn how to make “no” your secret superpower!JACKSON AND HYDE: Code- AlongTheWayhttps://jacksonhyde.comThe Best Yes Book:https://urlgeni.us/amazon/uEEg0Connect with Lydia:https://bio.site/lydiakyle

In this episode, we dive into the delicate balance millennial parents are trying to strike between raising emotionally healthy kids and avoiding the mistakes of past generations. But has the fear of causing trauma led to a new challenge—becoming pushovers for our children? We’ll explore how this mindset is shaping family dynamics, why saying “no” is just as important as saying “I love you,” and how setting boundaries is essential for both kids and parents to thrive. It’s time to rethink what it really means to parent with love and strength. JACKSON AND HYDE: Code- AlongTheWay https://jacksonhyde.com Connect with Lydia: https://bio.site/lydiakyle