Motherhood Equipped is for moms who want to feel confident, supported, and aligned with who God created them to be. Each episode shares practical wellness tips, biblical encouragement, natural pregnancy and postpartum guidance, birth stories of all kinds, and real conversations about identity, marriage, and raising little ones with intention. Hosted by Brigitta Borinstein, a mom of two, wellness advocate, and both home-birth and hospital-birth mama, this show equips you with simple tools to thrive in your health, your motherhood, and your walk with the Lord.Perfect for moms seeking to feel equipped in all things motherhood, wellness, faith, and birth! 

A Nashville Native, Tally Bevis Graduated with honors from Belmont University’s Curb College in 2019 with a Business Administration Degree and many incredible accomplishments under her belt. Tally considers her greatest honor serving as Miss Tennessee 2021 with the Miss America Organization. 

As Miss Tennessee 2021, Tally spoke to thousands of school children about voter registration and lobbied in Washington, DC for increased civic literacy education. Tally launched a podcast, traveled, earned over $35,000 in academic scholarships, and even received three additional awards at the 100th Anniversary Miss America Competition. She is an avid solo traveler, keynote speaker, micro-influencer for good, spin class lover, and Dolly Parton fangirl.

My favorite takeaway from today was Tally’s advice: “You have to be a novice before you can be an expert” 

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A Nashville Native, Tally Bevis Graduated with honors from Belmont University’s Curb College in 2019 with a Business Administration Degree and many incredible accomplishments under her belt. Tally considers her greatest honor serving as Miss Tennessee 2021 with the Miss America Organization. 

As Miss Tennessee, Tally spoke to thousands of school children about voter registration and lobbied in Washington, DC for increased civic literacy education. Tally launched a podcast, traveled, earned over $35,000 in academic scholarships, and even received three additional awards at the 100th Anniversary Miss America Competition. She is an avid solo traveler, keynote speaker, micro-influencer for good, spin class lover, and Dolly Parton fangirl.

My favorite takeaway from today was Tally’s advice: “You have to be a novice before you can be an expert” 

Connect with Tally

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This episode is from the previous season of the podcast, focused on leadership and personal growth.

Taking this episode to hit the rewind button and head back to episode 21. Long-term Leadership: How to Lead Like it's Your Last Change. It was a favorite, so why not? 

This episode comes out right after Memorial Day when we honor and remember the men and women who have died in service to our country. It is a  fitting reminder that life is fleeting and each day is a precious gift.  Believe it or not: This could be one of the most important ties into  leadership and your ability to influence others.

How to lead others like it's your last chance and opportunity to do so:

1. Show people that you appreciate them. Tell them that you love and care about them today.

2. Stop comparing your life to other lives; Your leadership journey  to other journeys. Life is too short to let comparison steal your  valuable time, so don't let it distract you from what breakthroughs are  waiting for you just around the corner.

3. Focus on what is actually important and fulfilling in the long run.

4. Take more risks in your leadership, in getting out of your comfort  zone, and in doing the things that will make a difference in the lives  of others and in your progress towards your goals.

5. (the Sparknotes version of the episode) Think of yourself less. At  the end of our ropes, we will not regret the time we spent pouring into  and encouraging others, so let's not waste it all on ourselves.

Until next episode,

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This episode is from the previous season of the podcast, focused on leadership and personal growth.

In today's episode, Registered Dietitian and Founder of Funk It Wellness Kate Morton chats with us about everything it takes to build a business from the ground up. She started out of her kitchen and has now grown her business to have a significant following and impact in the world of women's health. 

One of my favorite takeaways from this conversation is her perspective on failure. To Kate, failure is simply not giving ourselves the chance to try in the first place. 

What you'll learn:

- Seed Cycling

- Starting a Business and Acting on it

- Healthy Habits

and a lot more!!

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This episode is from the previous season of the podcast, focused on leadership and personal growth.

Paralympic gold medalist and world record holder McKenzie Coan joins us today to share lessons she has learned from overcoming countless physical obstacles and set-backs in her athletic journey. 

One of my favorite takeaways she leaves us with from this conversation is the reminder that leadership is about what we can do for others and not for ourselves. She also shares advice on healthy balance for high-achievers and insight into how we can all aspire towards her unshakable mindset and positivity despite countless setbacks.

Connect with her on Instagram and be sure to get yourself a copy of her book! 

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This episode is from the previous season of the podcast, focused on leadership and personal growth.

On today's episode, I'm chatting with Taylor Joy Murray. Taylor is an author, working on her masters in clinical mental health counseling, a speaker, and a big-time encourager. She grew up as the daughter of missionaries and has an inspiring and relatable journey toward healing. She marries the spiritual, prayer-focused, faith-filled approach to healing with more of a clinical approach and has great advice for anyone walking through anxiety.

Get her book, Stop Saying I'm Fine: Finding Stillness When Anxiety 

Get her book, Hidden in My Heart: A TCK's Journey Through Cultural Transition

Visit her website https://www.taylorjoymurray.co/

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This episode is from the previous season of the podcast, focused on leadership and personal growth.

A mix of practical tips for starting the year off strong with the mindset you’ll need to tackle your amazing goals!

Check out my sister's goal-setting resources here.

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This episode is from the previous season of the podcast, focused on leadership and personal growth.

On today's episode, I'm chatting with Hanna Wilson. Hanna is a dear dear friend who I met through her boyfriend, we had our first catch-up call and instantly connected and felt like longtime friends. She has walked through some serious seasons of waiting in a way I really admire, she is courageous, confident, and spreads love with every conversation she has. She is a new teacher for first graders and I’m excited to see that side of leadership leading little ones.

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