Episode Summary

This week on The Well Done Life, Pamela returns to her alma mater, Florida A&M University, for the first time since 1996 — and rediscovers the power of coming home.

In this heartfelt episode, she reflects on how “life” sometimes pulls us away from the places that shaped us, and how revisiting our roots can become the grounding we need to keep moving forward.

“Homecoming” isn’t just about stepping foot on familiar ground — it’s about realignment, gratitude, and remembering who we are at the core.

Episode Highlights

• Returning to Florida A&M after nearly 30 years
• Recognizing how “life” can pull us away from our grounding
• The emotional reset that comes from reconnecting with your past
• How revisiting your foundation helps you remember your power
• The reminder that home is not a place — it’s a state of being

Reflection Questions

1. When was the last time you revisited a place, memory, or habit that once grounded you?
2. How has “life” distracted you from the roots that once fed your soul?
3. What does “home” mean to you right now — emotionally, spiritually, and mentally?
4. Who were you before the world told you who to be?
5. How can you create moments of “homecoming” in your everyday life?

Quoteable Moment

“Growth doesn’t mean you’ve outgrown your foundation. It means your foundation carried you far enough to stand strong wherever you go.” — Pamela Davis

Call to Action

If this episode reminded you of your own “homecoming,” share it with someone who’s been feeling untethered. Let’s remind each other to return — not just to the places that built us, but to the peace within us.

The Well Done Life Podcast Information:
The Reset Experience Recap Video: https://youtu.be/4ynD3AEuz2I?si=okF38OJIH4vLoVmJ
Previous Episode: https://www.buzzsprout.com/851650/episodes/17994473-the-place-of-waiting.mp3?download=true

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