Hey, hey! I’m Lauren Tenney.

In 2006, I started making some major shifts. I stopped saying, “But it’s THEIR fault, they hurt me,” and I started asking myself, “What am I bringing to the table that is allowing me to be hurt continuously?” That question hurled me straight into the warm waters of personal development. Books, therapy, and an unwavering belief that life can be wonderful and worth living have all contributed to the Lauren you are meeting here today.

I believe working on our own personal development is how we change the world. It’s how we take ownership of our lives and find our way back to joy and peace, which is ultimately the way God designed us to live. He has given us all the power and all the tools we need -- now it's our job to be intentional about doing the work.

When it comes to my people, I love being married to my husband Spencer (or Spencee), a mom to Hudson, Georgia June, Olive, and furry Franklin. Together, we live in Franklin, Tennessee (yes, that also happens to be our dog’s name) by way of Nashville and have settled in this beautiful place.

FAST (AND FUN) FACTS ABOUT LAUREN

I am a singer, songwriter, on-air host, and actor by trade. I moved to Nashville in 2005 to fulfill my dream of being an entertainer. I was excited to land my own show, Custom Built, on the CMT network (Country Music Television). Shortly after that I co-hosted the Rascal Flatts “Nothing Like This” tour.

In 2011, I became a mom for the first time to Hudson. As you moms know, this changed my life and threw me into the greatest adventure known to man. Next came Georgia June and then Olive. During this time I managed to create a media group called The Texting Yoga Pants - a group of three moms that write, produce, direct, and star in national television ad campaigns in the mom space, complete with viral parodies and our own talk show. The Texting Yoga Pants even almost had a sitcom, y’all. I still think it will happen.

I have big dreams that include (but are not limited to) starring in a Hallmark Christmas movie, being a guest on Oprah’s Super Soul Sunday, producing a sitcom and talk show, and writing books.