Breaking Generational Cycles - A Conversation with My Mom

In this deeply personal episode, I sit down with my own mother for a candid conversation about our relationship, generational patterns, and the mother-daughter bond we've built. From teenage motherhood across generations to the burdens of being the eldest daughter, we explore how family cycles are both perpetuated and broken. My mom opens up about what she wished she could have done differently as a parent, and I share how certain moments shaped my experience as her daughter. This raw, emotional discussion reveals how understanding our past helps us create healthier relationships for the future.

With this episode you'll be able to:

• Discover the impact of generational patterns in mother-daughter relationships.
• Understand how "eldest daughter syndrome" creates burdens and shapes identity.
• Learn how recognizing what wasn't working in your family can help break unhealthy cycles.
• Hear a real mother's reflection on what she wishes she'd done differently.
• Gain perspective on how intent versus impact shapes relationship dynamics.

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Connect with Brittney:

• Instagram/Threads: @theBrittneyScott
• Website: www.brittneymscott.com
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