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When the moment calls for it, are you able to open up and be real and honest? Or do you live your life in a performative way, never wanting to let anyone catch you sweat or falter? What does true authenticity and transparency look like to you, and how much value do you place on those qualities? For some of us, learning to be more willing to share can be a struggle, but when we’re actually able to let our vulnerabilities show, it opens up a whole new world.
Today, I welcome my very smart and very funny friend, Jennifer Leath. She’s a mother and homeschool teacher of five, a wife of 19 years, a former Army brat, and a first time podcast guest. We share our passion for network marketing, and through it she’s truly achieved her dream job. Jennifer is real, transparent, and never afraid to share her truth, and I can’t wait for you to get to know her.
Tune in and listen to episode 16 of Cope & Land. Jennifer and I talk about her struggle and embarrassment surrounding a major weight gain, the products that brought her back from that time, and how adoption changed her and her family’s lives in the most amazing way. We also bond over our strong leadership skills, the masks we wear to protect ourselves, and the incredible rewards of fostering your children’s independence.
Some questions I ask:
- How do you plan to pass down your openness to your children? (05:16)
- What are some of your biggest trying moments where you felt like you were failing? (10:07)
- Did you make the decision as a family to adopt another child? (17:28)
- Do you make your kids finish what they’ve started? (40:04)
- Where does your sense of humor come from? What do you find funny in life? (45:59)
In this episode, you will learn:
- Jennifer’s theory on why she feels so comfortable being open, honest, and authentic (03:20)
- What Jennifer’s childhood was like growing up with a very young mom (07:25)
- How the adoption process changed her and her family’s day-to-day (19:21)
- What it was like to grow up as an Army brat with a dad who was deployed (25:03)
- How Jennifer’s life and sense of self changed for the better after she turned 40 (30:27)
- How encouraging your kids to step out of their comfort zone prepares them for real life (37:50)
People mentioned:
- Alita Langford music
Connect with Jennifer:
- Website
Let's connect!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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By Jami-Laura CopelandWhen the moment calls for it, are you able to open up and be real and honest? Or do you live your life in a performative way, never wanting to let anyone catch you sweat or falter? What does true authenticity and transparency look like to you, and how much value do you place on those qualities? For some of us, learning to be more willing to share can be a struggle, but when we’re actually able to let our vulnerabilities show, it opens up a whole new world.
Today, I welcome my very smart and very funny friend, Jennifer Leath. She’s a mother and homeschool teacher of five, a wife of 19 years, a former Army brat, and a first time podcast guest. We share our passion for network marketing, and through it she’s truly achieved her dream job. Jennifer is real, transparent, and never afraid to share her truth, and I can’t wait for you to get to know her.
Tune in and listen to episode 16 of Cope & Land. Jennifer and I talk about her struggle and embarrassment surrounding a major weight gain, the products that brought her back from that time, and how adoption changed her and her family’s lives in the most amazing way. We also bond over our strong leadership skills, the masks we wear to protect ourselves, and the incredible rewards of fostering your children’s independence.
Some questions I ask:
- How do you plan to pass down your openness to your children? (05:16)
- What are some of your biggest trying moments where you felt like you were failing? (10:07)
- Did you make the decision as a family to adopt another child? (17:28)
- Do you make your kids finish what they’ve started? (40:04)
- Where does your sense of humor come from? What do you find funny in life? (45:59)
In this episode, you will learn:
- Jennifer’s theory on why she feels so comfortable being open, honest, and authentic (03:20)
- What Jennifer’s childhood was like growing up with a very young mom (07:25)
- How the adoption process changed her and her family’s day-to-day (19:21)
- What it was like to grow up as an Army brat with a dad who was deployed (25:03)
- How Jennifer’s life and sense of self changed for the better after she turned 40 (30:27)
- How encouraging your kids to step out of their comfort zone prepares them for real life (37:50)
People mentioned:
- Alita Langford music
Connect with Jennifer:
- Website
Let's connect!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.