About Me

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Hi, I’m
Teran.

At this point in my life, I’m learning to find joy in the simple things, the quiet of a morning routine, the light in my kids’ eyes when I walk into the room, the way the grass turns green in the spring. I recently got a tattoo that says Eucharisteo, a Greek word that captures this season for me: gratitude, even in the hard. Especially in the hard.

My life is messy and loud and beautiful and overwhelming, just like yours. I love a good routine but need to shake it up often. I eat healthy, but I love snacks. I love working out, but sometimes I just… don’t. I lead a demanding career that I’m passionate about, but I’m also an introvert to my core.

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I’m a mom to three teenagers, a wife, a leader, and a woman who loves walks with God (and my dogs) in the early morning. I’ve been burned out. I’ve had seasons of silence. But I always get back up, carried by grace and grounded in a God who never lets go.

Even as a little girl, I felt God’s presence. A friend before I even knew His name. I’ve carried that friendship through the highest mountains and deepest valleys. I’ve walked through public scrutiny, infertility, high-risk pregnancies, the journey of adoption, and seasons of doubt and insecurity. And still, I’ve learned to be grateful for all of it. Those moments shaped me. They softened me and strengthened me at the same time.

I used to think success looked like titles or income. But now I know success looks like a peaceful home, the laughter of my kids, dinner with family, praying with my husband, a team that believes in the work we do, and being present for the things that matter most.

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If I could go back and talk to the little girl version of me, I’d tell her she is wildly loved by a God who designed her on purpose and for a purpose. That she doesn’t need to chase approval from the world, because she is the daughter of a King. I’d tell her she’s not too much or too scattered or too emotional, she’s exactly who she needs to be.

I feel called to serve women, especially the ones holding it all together on the outside while carrying invisible weight on the inside. Balancing a career, kids, marriage, faith, and a home isn’t easy. It’s exhausting work. And I want to help women know they’re not alone in it.

For a long time, I felt scared to put myself out there. I kept my personal life private, kept my voice quiet. My job in public service made me shrink a little. But in this season, I want to step out, with a heart wide open.

Welcome to my little corner of the internet. I’m so glad you’re here.

~ Teran Rose

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