Mom Who Works: Redefining what it means to be a working mom (in a world without working dads...)

It's our favorite catch all style episode, and this week are chatting the odds and ends of back to school. This episode will highlight some check lists to help you get/stay organized this school year, and we share a special story about the magical eye of a child. Listen in!

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Britta Newton-Tarron is an incredible writer, creative and business owner. In this episode, she shares with us how she crafts her ideal week and instills rhythms and rituals to prepare each day for the job of mom.

You can find her on Instagram @BrittaNewtonTarron and I highly suggest you do.

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Moms are the keepers of the time in their families-- can you relate? If no one tells my family to leave the house, they may never leave-- and that makes me the time keeper! Today, I'm sharing my top five ways I'm navigating the frustration I feel around this particular role and how I'm hoping to stop screaming at my people so much. LOL Listen in!

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Danielle Stoltz is an incredible leader, business owner, encourager and mom of three. In this episode, she shares the power of two to do lists: done FOR you and done BY you, as well as challenges the notion we must be growing and thriving in motherhood to be flourishing. It's an episode that will leave you smiling, grateful and inspired.

You can find Danielle on Instagram @DanielleNStoltz and at https://www.daniellestoltz.com.

Moms, I want to bring you an episode where we can explore together how we might be feeling this S.U.M.M.E.R. and help you by sharing a great practice I learned from the Mel Robbins Podcast and her special guest Dr. Adam Alter-- the concept of identifying, name and addressing your friction points. It has been a tremendous help to me to change up my mindset and I hope it helps you too.

Here's a link to Mel's podcast episode I reference: https://www.melrobbins.com/podcasts/episode-191

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Michelle Grosser is an absolute delight, full of incredible insights and tools to help you navigate the Mom Who Works life. We talk burnout, measuring our worth and my favorite topic of our entire conversation: how to resource yourself!

Michelle is on Instagram @itsmichellegrosser. You can find links to all things Michelle here:

https://michellegrosser.com

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From time to time, we plan to bring you an episode of odds and ends-- covering several topics, giving updates and various, well, odds and ends. Let us know if you like the format!

Learn how a friend really helped during a tough time, listen in to how I'm failing at my own challenge and hear a word about meeting future me where future me is, instead of focusing so much on where I am right now. Listen in!

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We discuss all things motherhood and SUMMER in this new episode with Elisabeth Emmerich. She's insightful, honest and brings such a breath of fresh air to my inbox each week.

Elisabeth Emmerich is a licensed therapist, registered play therapist, wife and mom to 3 boys. Elisabeth owns a private practice in Eden Prairie, MN (Creekside Counseling) and has been working in the mental health field for over a decade. Not only does Elisabeth continue to see therapy clients, but has a second business in which she hosts the Experience Motherhood Podcast and offers courses and guides to support moms in being authentic and true to themselves on their motherhood journey.

Elisabeth loves to come alongside moms and kids to support them in discovering that they are wonderfully and uniquely created. Outside of her businesses, Elisabeth loves walking the family dog and being outside with her 3 boys. 

Here are all my links if you want to include them in show notes:

Experience Motherhood Podcast

Experience Motherhood

Follow Elisabeth on Instagram @experiencemotherhood

Summer can be a time that feels like we need to really do so much with our kids to make it memorable, and as moms who work, this can come with guilt we are not as easily available as we may wish we could be!

That's why I am using the "just one thing" motto for the summer-- and I want to share with you exactly how I am doing this! Listen in!

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This is such a SPECIAL conversation. Colleen Johnson has been a mom who works, a SAHM mom, a single mom, a step mom, and every other iteration along the way. This episode will speak to you at a peace-giving, inspiring level, and I am so honored by her vulnerability and openness. Sincerely a gift!

To reach out to Colleen, you can find her on Instagram @CCamp1974.

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