Today’s episode we are continuing to discuss Heather's book “Don’t Mom Alone”. In chapters 9 and 10 we are unpacking a common emotion, anger. Tess and I share some things that have helped us become more aware of our emotions so we can use calming tools like Heather suggests in this chapter.

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Hello Friends!  Welcome back to our conversations about “Don’t Mom Alone” by Heather MacFadyen.  In today’s chapters, seven and eight, we talk about the mom/life balance.  We discuss how to balance all of our roles in a way that is personal to each of us by figuring out what is truly important.  Deciding what gives life to our hearts, our marriage and our families no matter how much time we do or don’t dedicate to working outside of the home.  (Sorry about the audio quality.  We were both having mic problems.  It has been fixed for future episodes.)

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In today's episode we talk about chapters five and six of Heather's book “Don't Mom Alone.” We discuss how life is messy, but we are never too messy for Jesus.  He comes into our mess and helps us get to the other side.  We don’t need to be alone in our mess, but we do need to invite others into our lives. We need to be brave and seek out friendships while learning from each other and the differences we have in our unique situations.

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In this episode we talk about chapters 3-4 of our featured book: “Don’t Mom Alone”. You can support our podcast and Heather MacFadyen by purchasing the book here and reading along with us! In this episode we talk about our need for God in the midst of our days as well as how we can take heart in the fact that God sees us even when we feel like we don’t belong!

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Today we are talking about our second book, sharing what we are learning and what Jesus is teaching us through Heather MacFadyen’s book, “Don’t Mom Alone”.  We are huge fans of Heather, and over the next six podcast episodes we are going to be unpacking the “connecting truths” as Heather highlights at the end of each chapter.

In this episode, we’ll talk about the first two chapters’ connecting truths:  “I am important but not essential in God’s plan for my child” and “I embrace my intention and release fear of imperfection.”

We have listed some resources that we mentioned in the podcast that helped us to apply these truths to our lives and hearts.  We’re so glad you are joining us in this journey to find a lovely place in motherhood as we focus on this book.

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In this episode we wrap up exploring The Lazy Genius Way by Kendra Adachi.  We’re also happy to announce we are going weekly!  See you next week as we start discussing Don’t Mom Alone by Heather MacFadyen.

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In this episode we continue exploring what A Lovely Place with Jesus looks like for each of us as we jump right in to our first book that we’ll be exploring together: The Lazy Genius Way by Kendra Adachi

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In this episode we continue exploring what A Lovely Place with Jesus looks like for each of us as we jump right in to our first book that we’ll be exploring together: The Lazy Genius Way by Kendra Adachi

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In this episode we continue exploring what A Lovely Place with Jesus looks like for each of us as we jump right in to our first book that we’ll be exploring together: The Lazy Genius Way by Kendra Adachi

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In this episode we explore what A Lovely Place with Jesus looks like for each of us and we jump right in to our first book that we’ll be exploring together: The Lazy Genius Way by Kendra Adachi

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