I took Kung Fu for 3 years and am amazed I stuck to it for so long! 🤯 I hope to one day go back and finish to black belt!
Hi, I’m Diana Marie—pianist, podcast host, and faith-driven encourager. Circle Time for The Soul was born from my passion for creating a space where women can deepen their faith, find inspiration, and grow in their walk with God. Through devotional reflections, real-life stories, and heartfelt conversations, I hope to uplift and equip you for a life rooted in faith and purpose.
I created this space for women who have been believers for most of their lives but find themselves longing for deeper connection, renewed faith, and fresh spiritual growth. It’s easy to fall into routine, but God calls us into something more—an intentional, thriving relationship with Him. Circle Time for The Soul is a place to pause, reflect, and be encouraged, so you can step into that deeper walk with confidence and joy. Through meaningful community and shared wisdom, I hope to encourage and walk alongside you on this faith journey.
I started teaching in college and have never stopped! Check out Episode 433 for my full career testimony! I currently teach 100% online and love it.
Anytime I need to pause and find peace, I make my way to the beach. It is most certainly a happy place for me and I was known as "water baby" growing up!
Every journey has a beginning. From my early days of teaching piano to creating a space for faith-filled conversations, each step has shaped the heart of what I do today.
Although I was well into about 60 episodes by this time on YouTube, I decided to check out the world of Podcasting when I stumbled on Stef Gass' podcast and then bootcamp. Learning from another faith-focused entrepreneur was just what I needed!
Just 1.5 years in, Circle Time for The Soul has reached 100k downloads as it continues to reach women all over the world who are looking to grow their relationship with God!
I was handed my first piano teaching job at 20 years old. I had never taught in my life, or imagined myself doing so. God provided an opportunity to that prepare me for what He was ultimately calling me to in the future
I always knew I wanted to work in media in some sort, and when I started to do some research I was inspired to put out a YouTube video. But shortly after, God spoke to my heart that it would be "daily," and I knew YouTube was no longer sustainable.