Hello 2023 ✨ We are kicking off this year putting one question to rest — Is it enough for me to spend 5 minutes on myself everyday? Friend, stop asking yourself this question. YES. Yes it is enough and you don't need to ask yourself permission for that time anymore. You are worthy of that time and deserve that time. It's not about the time you are giving yourself, it is about you knowing that you deserve that time.   In this episode Allie discusses:   Why you need to stop asking yourself if time for you is ok  Shifting your mindset from "what's enough" to "what do I need"  How you can honor and value yourself throughout your day in a way that feels good to you    Mentioned in this Episode:  Grab Allie's books  Biz coaching with Allie   Connect with Allie:  Instagram Website Podcast Page   This podcast is produced by Pivot Media Co. Interested in advertising on this podcast? Please contact Airwave Media at sales@advertisecast.com. 

Ep 282: The Question We Have To Stop Asking

Mom life. We're surrounded by the message that it's the tired life. The no-time-for-myself life. The hard life. We're supposed to get through it. Survive. Cling on by the last little thread. And at the same time, Carpe Diem - enjoy every moment because it's going to go by so fast. 

The typical mom culture sends us all kinds of mixed, typically negative messages. We shouldn't take care of ourselves; it's selfish. The more ragged you run yourself, the bigger your badge of honor. But also, ditch your mom bod and work out. Don't yell. Make more money. Show up. Be better, but not at the expense of time with your kids.

I am putting a hard stop to all of this. While being a mom, running a business, and whatever else you might have going on is hard, it is a lot and there's lots of giving of yourself, the idea that motherhood means living a joyless, nonstop-hustle-with-zero-balance kind of life, where you give and give and give and never take, needs to stop.

I'm on a mission to help you stop counting down the minutes 'til bedtime (at least most days). Stop the mom guilt and shame game. Stop cleaning up after your kids' childhood and start being present for it. I want to help you thrive in work, home, and life. I believe in John 10:10 that we are called to living an abundant life and I know moms are not excluded from that promise. 

Join me in conversations about simplicity, some business and life hacks, spirituality and lots of other good stuff that leads to a life of less for the sake of enjoying more in your motherhood. I'm Allie Casazza and this is The Purpose Show.

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Ep 282: The Question We Have To Stop Asking

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