The Confidence Podcast: Mindset Coaching and Tips to Overcome Self-Limiting Beliefs, Self-Doubt, Perfectionism, Overthinking, Impostor Syndrome and Insecurity

By Trish BlackwellReligion & Spirituality Christianity Education Self-Improvement

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The Confidence Podcast: Mindset Coaching and Tips to Overcome Self-Limiting Beliefs, Self-Doubt, Perfectionism, Overthinking, Impostor Syndrome and Insecurity episodes

October 12, 2015 007__HOW_TO_HANDLE_THE_SUPERMOM.mp3
46 min
October 12, 2015 006-FAQS_FOR_MY_DAUGHTER_ON_WHY_LITTLE_THINGS_MATTER.mp3
23 min
October 07, 2015 #130: Seeing The Unseen
There is more to us - our lives and our potential - than we can see. This podcast episode dives into how to see what can't be seen and have faith as we go.
48 min
October 06, 2015 #130: SEEING WHAT CAN’T BE SEEN
There is more to us - our lives and our potential - than we can see. This podcast episode dives into how to see what can't be seen and have faith as we go. >>> Get the full show notes at www.trishblackwell.com/130
48 min
October 04, 2015 #005: MAKING BETTER DECISIONS AROUND THE HOUSE
MAKING BETTER DECISIONS
AROUND THE HOUSE
EPISODE #005

The natural state of motherhood is unselfishness. When you become a mother, you are no longer the center of your own universe. You relinquish that position to your children.
–Jessica Lange

LET’S GET INTO THE CONFIDENT CONTENT:

I’m not interested in what you do, I’m interested in who you are.

What we do does not define us; it is certainly a part of our identities, but it is not who we are.

This is a concept that as a 32 year-old I am currently working proactively to master and make a reality in my life – it inspires me to find a way to speak differently into the life of my child. My parents spoke into me what was spoken into them – words of affirmation about what I accomplished. They loved me unconditionally, that is without a doubt, but somewhere along the line I taught myself to want to live to impress them.

HOW TO SPEAK TO YOUR CHILD’S CHARACTER:

Affirm their worth in the small acts of daily life - dig deeper than just simply acknowledging that they've done a kind act or exhibited love to someone...seek to identify and recognize what deeper quality of the heart they are displaying that motivated them to said act of kindness.
Teach them to live for significance over success
Speak to their character as often as possible - they are inundated with messages of performance and achievement everywhere they go, so the more we as parents can pour into them, the better equipped they will be to know that they are valued and loved for who they are, not for what they do.

BE A CONFIDENT MOM IN YOUR BOD:

Get instant access to your own copy of my free eBook, The 77 Secrets of Hot Moms at www.trishblackwell.com/77 and find out exactly how I lost all of my baby weight in eight weeks, as well as other secrets I have compiled from hot and confident moms I have worked with over the past ten years. Get your copy now at www.trishblackwell.com/77

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Want more confidence and inspiration in your life? Make sure you come like my Facebook Fan page at facebook.com/trishblackwellfitness and go check out my other top-ranked podcast show, Confidence on the Go at www.trishblackwell.com/podcasts
Tell someone else about this show!
Excited about this new show? Help me know that by writing a review in iTunes. I promise I personally read each review and that reviews are like little love letters to me.

Now go out there and be more of who you are, be you, be free, be the confident mom that you are meant to be.

50 min
October 04, 2015 #004: INVESTING IN OUR KIDS FOR WHO THEY ARE, NOT FOR WHAT THEY DO
INVESTING IN OUR KIDS FOR WHO THEY ARE, NOT FOR WHAT THEY DO
EPISODE #004

Motherhood is a great honor and privilege, yet it is almost synonymous with servant hood. Every day women are called upon to selflessly meet the needs of their families. Whether they are awake at night nursing a baby, spending their time and money on less-than-grateful teenagers, or preparing meals, moms continuously put others before themselves.
–Charles Stanley

LET’S GET INTO THE CONFIDENT CONTENT:

I’m not interested in what you do, I’m interested in who you are.

What we do does not define us; it is certainly a part of our identities, but it is not who we are.

This is a concept that as a 32 year-old I am currently working proactively to master and make a reality in my life – it inspires me to find a way to speak differently into the life of my child. My parents spoke into me what was spoken into them – words of affirmation about what I accomplished. They loved me unconditionally, that is without a doubt, but somewhere along the line I taught myself to want to live to impress them.

HOW TO SPEAK TO YOUR CHILD’S CHARACTER:

Affirm their worth in the small acts of daily life - dig deeper than just simply acknowledging that they've done a kind act or exhibited love to someone...seek to identify and recognize what deeper quality of the heart they are displaying that motivated them to said act of kindness.
Teach them to live for significance over success
Speak to their character as often as possible - they are inundated with messages of performance and achievement everywhere they go, so the more we as parents can pour into them, the better equipped they will be to know that they are valued and loved for who they are, not for what they do.

BE A CONFIDENT MOM IN YOUR BOD:

Get instant access to your own copy of my free eBook, The 77 Secrets of Hot Moms at www.trishblackwell.com/77 and find out exactly how I lost all of my baby weight in eight weeks, as well as other secrets I have compiled from hot and confident moms I have worked with over the past ten years. Get your copy now at www.trishblackwell.com/77

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Want more confidence and inspiration in your life? Make sure you come like my Facebook Fan page at facebook.com/trishblackwellfitness and go check out my other top-ranked podcast show, Confidence on the Go at www.trishblackwell.com/podcasts
Tell someone else about this show!
Excited about this new show? Help me know that by writing a review in iTunes. I promise I personally read each review and that reviews are like little love letters to me.

Now go out there and be more of who you are, be you, be free, be the confident mom that you are meant to be.

29 min
October 04, 2015 #003: CONFIDENCE IN THE MOM BOD.
CONFIDENCE IN THE MOM BOD
EPISODE #003

Being a mother is learning about strengths you didn’t know you had … and dealing with fears you didn’t know existed.
–Linda Wooten

LET’S GET INTO THE CONFIDENT CONTENT:
I’m going to put my personal trainer hat on today – and, since we’re just getting to know one another, I owe it to tell you about my experience in the fitness industry:

I specialize in working with body image issues, eating disorders or significant amounts of weight loss needs (50lbs or more)…. essentially my sweet spots are with the folks who need to just lose “those last 5 pounds” and those who need to lose a lot more than five pounds.

I’m an athlete for life – marathoner, Ironman athlete, obstacle race competitor, snowboarder, surfer, cyclist….I love being active. I have competed internationally in my sports of choice and am grateful to say that the sport of swimming paid my way through college. I have been active in the Fitness Industry as my field of profession for almost ten years now.

SOME THOUGHTS ON THE MOM-BOD:

You’ve heard about the Dad Bod – let’s celebrate the Mom Bod today. The Mom Bod is a beautiful thing…and it’s time to stop talking about it like it’s not.
Stop with the excuses – stop blaming your body on your baby, take ownership of your body for where it is right now – 5 pounds overweight or 50 pounds overweight and stop saying that you’re “too busy” to take care of yourself.
Celebrate your body for the battle scars you incurred from carrying your child and giving birth; celebrate and accept it as it is today.
Get serious – have a system and a plan – my plan is 6x/week, social time while exercising, morning workouts, pre-planned meals, one big grocery shopping trip per week, one big cook-up and tracking.
Plan your fitness a week at a time, but have flexibility in your plan because sometimes life does happen

NUTRITION TIPS:

3-Hour Rule
Proper Prior Preparation – Meal Planning, Snack Bags and Big-Cook-Ups
Breakfast of Champions
Minimize Sugars
Maximize Water

FITNESS TIPS:

Don’t workout – exercise.
Do what you enjoy.
Create a social opportunity out of it.
Set a goal.
Celebrate the small victories.
Get an accountability partner .

BE A CONFIDENT MOM IN YOUR BOD:

Get instant access to your own copy of my free eBook, The 77 Secrets of Hot Moms at www.trishblackwell.com/77 and find out exactly how I lost all of my baby weight in eight weeks, as well as other secrets I have compiled from hot and confident moms I have worked with over the past ten years. Get your copy now at www.trishblackwell.com/77

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Want more confidence and inspiration in your life? Make sure you come like my Facebook Fan page at facebook.com/trishblackwellfitness and go check out my other top-ranked podcast show, Confidence on the Go at www.trishblackwell.com/podcasts
Tell someone else about this show!
Excited about this new show? Help me know that by writing a review in iTunes. I promise I personally read each review and that reviews are like little love letters to me.

Now go out there and be more of who you are, be you, be free, be the confident mom that you are meant to be.

33 min
October 04, 2015 #002: WHAT MOMS DON’T TALK ABOUT
WHAT MOMS DON'T TALK ABOUT
EPISODE #002

“Birth is the sudden opening of a window, through which you look out upon a stupendous prospect. For what has happened? A miracle. You have exchanged nothing for the possibility of everything.”
~ William Macneile Dixon

WHAT MOMS DON’T TALK ABOUT ENOUGH / WHAT I WISH PEOPLE HAD REALLY TOLD ME BEFORE BECOMING A MOM

The first six weeks of a baby’s life are hard. Not just a little hard, a lot hard.
You will cry a lot. And then you will feel bad for crying.
Everyone will have an opinion of your parenting style and decisions.
There are way too many blogs and opinions out there – don’t get bogged down by them
Living in fear is the best way to be a watered down momma

WHAT WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT MORE … NO, NOT JUST TALK ABOUT, CELEBRATE:

We need to celebrate our mom-bods [Story about my C-section scar]
We need to celebrate one another more.
We need to celebrate camaraderie (trust one another with emotions, with fears, with our exhaustion, etc.)
We need to celebrate the help of others (accept help and refuse to pretend that you have it all together / are juggling it all)
We need to celebrate ourselves are ourselves – not just as moms (stay engaged in a hobby completely separate from our children)

BE A CONFIDENT MOM IN YOUR BOD:

Get instant access to your own copy of my free eBook, The 77 Secrets of Hot Moms at www.trishblackwell.com/77 and find out exactly how I lost all of my baby weight in eight weeks, as well as other secrets I have compiled from hot and confident moms I have worked with over the past ten years. Get your copy now at www.trishblackwell.com/77

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Want more confidence and inspiration in your life? Make sure you come like my Facebook Fan page at facebook.com/trishblackwellfitness and go check out my other top-ranked podcast show, Confidence on the Go at www.trishblackwell.com/podcasts
Tell someone else about this show!
Excited about this new show? Help me know that by writing a review in iTunes. I promise I personally read each review and that reviews are like little love letters to me.

Now go out there and be more of who you are, be you, be free, be the confident mom that you are meant to be.
Email - trish at trishblackwell.com
Contact on my website - www.trishblackwell.com
Twitter - @trainerTRISH
Facebook - www.facebook.com/trishblackwellfitness
Instagram – @traintrishtrain
33 min
October 04, 2015 #001: WHY CONFIDENCE MATTERS FOR MOMS
WHY CONFIDENCE MATTERS FOR MOMS
EPISODE #001

“Babies are bits of star-dust blown from the hand of God. Lucky the woman who knows the pangs of birth for she has held a star.”
~ Larry Barretto

WELCOME TO THE SHOW!

WHY CONFIDENCE MATTERS FOR MOMS:

I was worried about being a good mom, until I decided to take action on my fears. I decided to cling to confidence, which I know is a choice and it is a mindset that is engaged in active living. As I waited the arrival of my little girl, I set my intentions on a few things:

I would trust in God’s plan.

My fears about not being a good enough mom, or the right mom disappear when I remember that God placed me with my baby for a reason. Of all of the millions of women in this world, God chose me to be Ellie’s mom. That gives me confidence. God knows more than me about why I am a good match for her, and I trust Him.

I would pray for my child and write down my prayers.

Writing down my prayers is something I have always loved doing, but now as mom I love it even more because it frees my heart to literally be able to see that I have given it – I have given my child – over to God. It gives me confidence that I am not in control.

I would invest in myself because I know that I can’t give what I don’t have.

I want to instill confidence and speak nothing but words of life to Ellie, but in order to do that, I must make sure that I have that to give out in the first place. I know too many moms who stop being themselves and stop investing in themselves completely when they become moms – all in an effort to love their children well – but ultimately jeopardizing the amount of love they can really give.

I would prioritize my husband and my relationship – and we would not lose our identities, our relationship and ourselves by being parents.

The greatest counsel we received as a couple in our pre-marital counseling was to put one another first, a concept that is uncommonly practiced in America. Often it is children first and then marriage second, and we wonder why over 50% of marriages end in divorce. My husband and I intend on being together forever – and by honoring one another and prioritizing the quality of our marriage we will be investing in our children by giving them a stable family environment as well as a living example of what a working and loving marriage looks like.

I would study parenting.

I am by no means an expert in parenting. In fact, I am the furthest thing from it, and I intend on being a learner in this area my entire life. Each phase of motherhood for me will present new opportunities to learn, new ways to love, new types of connection…from the time Ellie is a baby until the time she is a grown adult, my mothering will never stop and I have intended for it never to stop growing and changing. I am committed to humbly seeking out counsel from others in the form of advice, books, podcasts, counseling and even simple observation.

CONFIDENCE MATTERS FOR MOMS BECAUSE:

Children mirror us; we learn less by what is intentionally taught and more through what is absorbed and observed.
Children need leaders – they need someone who knows who they are and how can teach them that the world does not rotate around them, but that we are here to love and build up others
We are simply better moms when we are confident.
40 min
October 01, 2015 002-WHAT_MOMS_DONT_TALK_ABOUT.m4a
33 min

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