WorkHearter Mama

Grounded, Growing & Gifted. 

Angela Looney is a veteran, retired law enforcement officer, business owner, mom and grandmom. But her most important role is a Christian woman. She loves God, her family, her church and more importantly, she lives a life of service to others. She reminds us that everything she has belongs to God. Her words are encouraging to Christian women. [email protected]

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Nicole Gardner is the guest on today's podcast. She is a single mom of adult twin boys. She has built a successful team in the real estate industry from the ground up. Now, Nicole is on a mission to empower women to recognize their greatness and step boldly into their purpose. She believes the world needs more women to rise up and do extraordinary things—and she’s here to help make that happen.

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Tracy is my younger sister but she has so much mama wisdom. She is raising 4 girls, 3 of which are currently teens and she has been serving as a public school teacher for 22 years. She does all of this with kindness. She is a jewel to learn from if you have time to listen to this interview. 

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My daughter Ella agreed to be interviewed by me. She was my last baby born when I was 40 years old. She was a joy to have on and hear how she responded to my questions. She is a bright light and we are so grateful for the gift that she is. I hope you enjoy this quick interview question and answer session with our special little one. 

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Language warning: I interviewed my dad even though this is a podcast for moms because I have a lot of traits from both of my parents. I learned how to be a mom from my mom, but my entrepreneurial nature comes from my dad. He lost a daughter along with my mom, so I wanted his words of wisdom in how he has dealt with that also. He is a little rough around the edges so this one is not rated G. PG-13 is what I would rate it. He is an Army veteran and he is still working his own business. 

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My mom shares candidly her favorite memory of her mom, of her being a mom and some challenges she faced as a mother of 4, a daughter fighting addiction and the loss of a child. She has lived it and she is sharing what helped her.  It is an emotional one but there is also laughter. She shares words of wisdom a mom in any season can use. 

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These 20 tips of WorkHearter Wisdom may help you know that you are not alone in the trenches of these teenage raising years. Every teen is different and I know some can be a Godsend, but when they may challenge your patience, here are some tips that helped me navigate this season of motherhood. 

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What I wouldn't give to have known these 20 tips looking back on the first time I became a mom. Also, wish I had heeded each of these wisdoms with each one of my children. The newborn phase is such a blur. We are all trying to survive and keep our child alive and thriving. I hope you can take away one piece of these tips to use or share with a new mom. 

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After obtaining multiple education degrees that I thought would define me as a person/hard worker, I realized motherhood was the ultimate education and a degree should be defined by expertise/hours of experience. 

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This is an intro/trailer for a podcast for moms who want to work with their whole heart through all the seasons of motherhood instead of working harder. Introducing your host, Michelle Hollingsworth, mom of four for over 30 years. Author of WorkHearter: Meditations for Moms, Season by Season.

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