Welcome to Heart, Mind & Purpose, the podcast that explores the layers of our relationships, our growth, and the words that shape both. In today’s episode, Dawn unpacks a curious cultural shift: the disappearance of the word acquaintance. From handwritten letters to social media “friends,” from sitcoms to TikTok “besties,” she traces how language and culture have blurred the lines of connection. You’ll hear how COVID accelerated this change, and why reclaiming the clarity of acquaintanceship and friendship matters for the way we live today.

“I’m Dawn Hill, host of Heart, Mind & Purpose—a podcast where we explore what it means to live an aligned, wholehearted life. With a background in counseling and a deep love for meaningful conversation, I bring you honest reflections, soulful questions, and practical tools for navigating life.”

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Discover how our earliest bonds shape the way we connect, trust, and love throughout life. In this episode, we unpack Attachment Theory, explore the four attachment styles, and connect it with insights from neuroscience and faith. Learn why your attachment style isn’t a life sentence — and how healing and growth are always possible.

“I’m Dawn Hill, host of Heart, Mind & Purpose—a podcast where we explore what it means to live an aligned, wholehearted life. With a background in counseling and a deep love for meaningful conversation, I bring you honest reflections, soulful questions, and practical tools for navigating life.”

https://www.dawnmariehill.com/heart

In today’s episode, Dawn continues with part two of a conversation that’s often oversimplified—or even politicized: the differences between male and female brains.

From hormones to emotions, problem-solving to connection, we’ll explore what science reveals and why these differences matter in how we think, feel, and relate.

This isn’t about stereotypes or competition—it’s about understanding the beautiful, intentional design behind our brains and how those differences can actually deepen our relationships.

So settle in, and let’s dive into His Brain / Her Brain, Part Two.

“I’m Dawn Hill, host of Heart, Mind & Purpose—a podcast where we explore what it means to live an aligned, wholehearted life. With a background in counseling and a deep love for meaningful conversation, I bring you honest reflections, soulful questions, and practical tools for navigating life.”

https://www.dawnmariehill.com/heart

Welcome to Heart, Mind & Purpose. In today’s episode, Dawn takes us into a conversation that’s often oversimplified—or even politicized—the differences between male and female brains. From hormones to emotions, problem-solving to connection, we’ll hear what science reveals and why it matters in how we think, feel, and relate.

This isn’t about stereotypes or competition—it’s about understanding the beautiful, intentional design behind our brains and how those differences can actually deepen relationships. So settle in, and let’s explore His Brain / Her Brain, Part One.

“I’m Dawn Hill, host of Heart, Mind & Purpose—a podcast where we explore what it means to live an aligned, wholehearted life. With a background in counseling and a deep love for meaningful conversation, I bring you honest reflections, soulful questions, and practical tools for navigating life.”

⁠https://www.dawnmariehill.com/heart⁠

Some content adapted from:His Brain, Her Brain: How Divinely Designed Difference Can Strengthen Your MarriageBy Walt Larimore, MD, & Barb Larimore

What's In Your Toolbox?

Heart, Mind, & Purpose explores the “toolbox” we all carry—habits, emotions, and coping strategies that shape how we live. Some tools help us grow, others hold us back. This episode offers insights to sort your tools, add new ones, and build a more purposeful, resilient life.

"I'm Dawn Hill, host of Heart, Mind & Purpose — a podcast where we explore what it means to live an aligned, wholehearted life. With a background in counseling and a deep love for meaningful conversation, I bring you honest reflections, soulful questions, and meaningful tools for managing life."

https://www.dawnmariehill.com/heart