[7] It was filmed against a sunset backdrop in Joshua Tree, and the music video features Decker metaphorically shedding a past relationship as well as her clothes before diving into a swimming pool.

[11] Decker wrote on Instagram, "Im not The best videographer, editor etc in general but what I do love about this video is it’s raw and real and I made it and I’m proud of it and I do feel like it reflects the things most important to me in my life.

The review concluded, "Although she shares a great amount of her personal family life on Instagram, The Woman I've Become holds the most vulnerability we've heard from Decker in her entire career.

It's a personal, yet relatable piece from beginning to end that we can't stop replaying to heal our own souls through Decker's passion and lyricism.

With the help of Warner Music Nashville, Atlantic Records, The Big Yellow Dog—and most of all, her own personal life experiences—Jessie James Decker has created an unskippable album from beginning to end that takes us through every stage of a relationship.

Butterflies to breakup, first love to marriage, even confidence and vulnerability, Decker envelopes us in her personal reflection of self-growth, inspiring us to do the same with every word.