Have you ever found yourself on an emotional high only to have the carpet pulled from under you with no warning or preparation? Well, that was me not too loon ago. In this week's episode, I share how gratitude, my one secret weapon moved me from sadness and disappointment to a sense of expectation and blessings.

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Don't fall for the trap of the hustle work culture.  In this episode, Keturah discusses 

• how technology and innovation should work for you not against you
• prioritization over the endless to-do lists
• engaging in intellectual friction without social friction with your boss
• how to put family first and still enjoy the best of both worlds

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What you need to know as a parent is that you are the magic ingredient in ensuring that your child becomes a phenomenal student of life. In this Social Recharge podcast episode, Keturah covers 5 of the biggest lies that cripple moms and prevent them from making the impact that they have the potential to make in their children's lives.

Listen for how to overcome the need to be perfect, how to balance happiness and positivity, how to build your parenting skills, how to get the best of creativity and consistency, and finally focusing on resourcefulness over just having resources.

7:02 -  Big Lie #1

10:58 - Big Lie #2

14:00 - Big Lie #3

16:42 - Big Lie #4

19:08 - Big Lie #5

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WHAT to think and HOW to think can make the biggest difference in your life and your children's lives.  Listen to this week's episode, where Keturah shares seven skills your child isn't being taught in school, and learn how you can help your child access these skills and put their success on autopilot.

Never in history has there been more talk about finding your passion. But what does that look like? Maybe you feel like you have a calling that you haven't yet tapped into. You may be that mom who wants to inspire, lead, make an impact and/or leave a legacy. 

But how do you do this or even find what you are passionate about? 

This episode discusses one small shift you need to make to engage with your passion without chasing it or feeling like you need to find it. 

How would you feel if you heard about a party that's happening and you feel like you have every reason to be there but you didn't get an invitation? 

This episode talks about what you must do as a parent if you want to really know your kids. Do you want that backstage pass behind the scenes of their lives? Get ready to model what you want to see them do. 

In this episode, we discuss

1. How you are showing up as a parent

2. The mistake most parents make when trying to establish respect

3. Creating emotional safety for your child. 

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If you ever wonder why your child gives so much attitude you will love learning how to curb that attitude.  In this episode, you will learn about "The Five Love Languages," a concept developed by  Gary Chapman and "The Four Tendencies," by Gretchen Rubin. 

Find out how what fills up your child's love tank and how to help boost their intrinsic motivation. 

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Resources:

Go here to access The Love Languages Free Quiz for Kids 

Learn more about The Four Tendencies by Gretchen Rubin here

Mentions: 

Gretchen Rubin, Author - The Four Tendencies: The Indispensable Personality Profiles That Reveal How to Make your Life Better (and Other  People's Lives Better, Too)

Gary Chapman, Author - The Five Love Languages

Music Credits:

Most Beautiful Music Ever Everdream by Cesc Vila

Loyalty by Young Kartz

Upbeat Party by Scott Holmes

Keturah takes you back to where it all began, with a passion project for moms who wanted a better relationship with their children and shares how that project grew into a business that has launched a podcast.

In this episode, you will hear all the details on how Keturah, a Mental Health Clinician who wanted to make a difference, started facilitating workshops to show corporate mothers how to add value to their parent-child relationships, one family at a time.