Meet Lindsey Wright, board member and Director of Marketing at The Mission Driven Mom. Join Audrey Rindlisbacher as she chats with Lindsey about her home life, moments of self-discovery and balancing the demands of family and mission.

”Our children have greatness within them.  When we seek true principles, we can draw out their greatness and help them become who they were meant to become.” ~Audrey Rindlisbacher Maria Montessori felt this way too. She once observed:

“Many of my colleagues in the social sciences, quite frankly, thought that I had lost my mind studying such a ‘soft or inappropriate topic’ such as forgiveness.  ‘Leave the examination of forgiveness to the clergy,’ I was told.

“Lack of power, that was our dilemma. We had to find a power by which we could live, and it had to be a Power greater than ourselves.” ~Alcoholics Anonymous Have you ever felt afraid or powerless when it comes to addiction--afraid there’s nothing you ...

Albert Schweitzer is the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize and is known world wide for his service to humanity. Yet, he began life in an ordinary home, with an ordinary family in a small village in the mountains. -

“Are we prepared to defend democratic principles? Of course not.” ~Robert M. Hutchins Robert M. Hutchins said this in 1940!  If society was steeped in relativism then, what about now?  As a mother, you may ask, "What can I do about it?

Have you ever wondered how to harness the power of great books in your life?  In the past, reading a classic might have meant reading for a class in order to pass a test.  But now, perhaps you want something different,

“The truth is that you probably have more natural potential than you could use if you lived one hundred lifetimes. Whatever you have accomplished up until now is only a small fraction of what is truly possible for you.”  ~Brian Tracy As moms,

“When we are not who we should be, we become shadows of ourselves.  We are not real.  We are not the real person we were meant to be when we’re petty,…jealous,…aggressive,…ruled by our passions and prideful.  That is not who we really are.

“Love is not simply giving; it is judicious giving and judicious withholding as well. It is judicious praising and judicious criticizing. It is judicious arguing, struggling, confronting, urging, pushing and pulling in addition to comforting.