Worthfull Project

Welcome to the third Special Series on the Worthfull Project podcast! If you listened to any of the Worthfull Home or Worthfull Work Special Series, you'll enjoy this one focused on how we own our worth in the experience of motherhood.

I have found certain topics relating to self-worth that are especially interesting to me, so I wanted to record mini episodes on each of these topics where I interview several people on the same topic to get a rich perspective on how to own my worth in these areas.

This series is all about owning our worth in being mothers -- whatever that may look like for you. As a current mother of children at home, children who are grown and gone, or actively serving children from many families as a bonus mom, I think there is something really deep and profound about self-worth and motherhood. I interviewed four friends who I think exemplify worthfull motherhood beautifully and I think the holidays are a beautiful time to reflect on the worth of mothers. I made this series with the intention to binge listen, but enjoy however you want.

 

• This episode is with my sister friend Christina Baltazar, a realtor, home stylist, wife, mom of 2, and woman of God. You heard her on the Worthfull Home series talking about how she thinks of coming home to herself, and when she shared her thoughts on becoming a mother, I learned so much from her.
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Welcome to the third Special Series on the Worthfull Project podcast! If you listened to any of the Worthfull Home or Worthfull Work Special Series, you'll enjoy this one focused on how we own our worth in the experience of motherhood.

I have found certain topics relating to self-worth that are especially interesting to me, so I wanted to record mini episodes on each of these topics where I interview several people on the same topic to get a rich perspective on how to own my worth in these areas.

This series is all about owning our worth in being mothers -- whatever that may look like for you. As a current mother of children at home, children who are grown and gone, or actively serving children from many families as a bonus mom, I think there is something really deep and profound about self-worth and motherhood. I interviewed four friends who I think exemplify worthfull motherhood beautifully and I think the holidays are a beautiful time to reflect on the worth of mothers. I made this series with the intention to binge listen, but enjoy however you want.

 

• This episode is with my artistic friend, Alex Steele, a photographer, mother of 3, wife, incredible homemaker, and one of my favorite style curators (as discussed on her episode of the Worthfull Home series). Talking with Alex about motherhood is such a joy because she loves being a mom so much.
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"We may never have a holiday like this again . . . when we have time to be and reflect and create."

 

I am very excited about this unique holiday season. I've been looking forward to it for a while because I feel like this holiday will have an abundance of something that is usually scarce this time of year . . . time to create.

As this extraordinary year draws to a close and we reflect and celebrate the good, as we do during the holidays, I'm dedicating myself to the art of creation. Yes holiday gifts and delicious recipes and beautiful wrappings, but also home. Peace. Joy. Clarity. I can't wait to see what this season yields.

 

Links mentioned:

• Worthfull Media
• Worthfull Home

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"Creating isn't just thinking about it."

 

I love talking to creatives and artists. They always inspire me to look inside myself for my own creative worth. So when I got to talk to Josh Rossi, world-renowned digital artist of viral photo fame, I was delighted.

You've probably already seen some of Josh's work floating around your Facebook feed, or featured in People Magazine, or on Good Morning America. I remember first seeing his work when he created a photo series of his daughter as Wonder Woman, to show her that she is a superhero.

In our conversation, we talk about owning our worth as creatives, but we also talk about what happens when we create the unimaginable and realize how big our potential really is. I love hearing yet another successful creative share how important it is to mirror back other's worth in everything we create.

 

Show notes

• The backstory on how Josh became the world-renowned digital artist he is today (3:10)
• The point when Josh started owning his worth as an artist (8:00)
• What opens up when we realize we can create the unimaginable (16:15)
• How to get going on a creative project when you're terrified (21:45)
• Why mentors and non-traditional education are so valuable (27:30)
• Why owning our worth makes us want to see others do the same (34:10)

Links mentioned in this episode:

• Mentorcamp

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"Seeing our results-based worth mirrored back to us helps us realize how infinite and huge our worth really is."

 

I have been a busy worker bee the past week designing a new site for my company, a new media kit for my personal brand, a new group coaching program, and a new podcast! I will share all the good updates as they roll out.

During this process, I've been looking at my results and really taking in the worth of them. I know we don't usually talk about results-based worth, but there's a time and place to take them in and own them.

What I've realized is this: looking at our results makes us realize how infinitely deeper our worth runs than just what we can list on paper.

 

Links mentioned:

• Worthfull Media

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"Your needs will diminish as you embody your own beauty." - Sarah Blondin

 

I have been LOVING Sarah Blondin's meditations the past few months. See below for links where you can listen - highly recommend! She is worthfull at it's best.

Today, I was listening to one while on my afternoon walk, and the line she said about embodying your own beauty struck me powerfully. What a wonderful way of describing owning your worth. I'm sharing my thoughts on this, and how timely it is for me, in this solo episode.

  Links mentioned:

• Sarah Blondin meditations on Insight Timer
• Sarah Blondin podcast Live Awake
• Human Design

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"Loneliness can also be grace and rest and the pause and the opportunity to rejuvenate."

 

I'm sharing a quote I saved months ago and just rediscovered. It really encapsulated what I've been in this season of post-wedding integration and processing.

I can tell that I'm on the verge of all the doors opening in my professional life. I've got really cool projects cooking that I'm quite excited about and this little chapter of quiet and alone-ness has been just the ticket to let the creative juices flow. I hope you can see the same for yourself, in whatever way serves you the most.

 

Links mentioned:

• The quote that inspired today's episode

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"Worth is the freedom to fall as opposed to the freedom to succeed."

 

Ok, this one is special. Tiff Tyler and I have been co-workers and friends for years, working in the trenches on building influencer podcasts and brands. She is a seasoned videographer, video marketer, producer, and more. But her insight into owning her worth in her work goes beyond what we have done together.

I knew it was time to record this episode once the Worthfull Work series had come about. I have watched Tiff own her worth, as a minority on multiple levels, in an industry known for being dominated by white men.

This conversation is such a treasure trove of insights, truths, inspiration, and it's just the beginning. Stay tuned for more from Tiff and I talking about worthfull work!

 

Show notes

• How being a multi-hyphenate in her profession has impacted Tiff's self-worth (3:45)
• How to manage perfectionism when failure is frequently required (7:40)
• What working as a female minority in your industry teaches you about your worth (14:40)
• The prices we pay when we don't seek out diverse perspectives (29:17)
• How to let your identity be an integration into your work (40:50)

Links mentioned in this episode:

• The School of Greatness
• Koya Webb
• The Mask of Masculinity
• Let's Talk About Race
• White Fragility

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• Website

"The value of their relationships was a huge reflector of how their worth was carrying their careers forward."

 

If you caught the Worthfull Work Bonus Series on the podcast last week, you know it was a gem. I'm sharing my recap and takeaways in today's episode to make sure I take note of them for myself. And I hope they spark a few new thoughts about your worth in your work as well.

Also, I'm sharing an exciting teaser for next week's episode and a very fun new project I'm working on that involves #worthfullwork. :)

 

Links mentioned:

• Worthfull Work Bonus Series

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Welcome to the second Special Series on the Worthfull Project podcast! If you listened to any of the Worthfull Home Special Series, you'll enjoy this one focused on how we own our worth in our work.

I have found certain topics relating to self-worth that are especially interesting to me, so I wanted to record mini episodes on each of these topics where I interview several people on the same topic to get a rich perspective on how to own my worth in these areas.

This series is all about owning our worth in our careers -- whatever that may look like for you. As an entrepreneur and business owner, I think about this all the time, so I interviewed three of my dear friends who I think exemplify worthfull work beautifully. I made this series with the intention to binge listen, but enjoy however you want.

• This episode is with my bestie Rebecca Regnier, who has appeared many times on the podcast, and is back to share her deep wisdom on pivoting from a successful career as an ad sales queen to founding her own self-care advocacy company.
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