Teaching kids to work can feel a lot like Groundhog Day, the same thing over and over and over – but just like in the movie, repetition over time can lead to some great results.
Author: Strong Moms
We often fear that there is an invisible number of chances we have to try again in our family relationships. Have you ever wondered if you’re getting close to maxing out? Listen in to today’s episode as we bust this myth and replace it with truth that will help you build relationships at home.
Budgeting and finances can be empowering. Funding that dream that you feel is just out of your grasp might actually be more possible than you previously imagined.
It is so important to get back to basics and become aware of the thoughts we are thinking about ourselves and about others each day. As we become aware of our thoughts we can discover we have the power to change the ones that are not serving us.
Have you ever looked around and wondered how you have failed so miserably? If you would like to know how to get out from under the weight of failure, today’s podcast episode is for you.
I have gained and lost well over 200 lbs as I have gone through growing and giving birth to 6 babies…each time trying to get down to “pre-baby weight.” I have come to learn that there is a time when you should NOT try to lose weight and there is a time when you can if you want to.
Getting good sleep will actually save you time because you’ll be able to finish the things you need or want to do easier, faster, and with less frustration.
These award-winning books are fabulous and I’m so glad they’re a part of my kids’ library. They make me laugh along with my kids and as a result I look forward to reading all snuggled up with my boys before bedtime.
So which one is the “right” way to set goals? I’ve tried them all and my answer is like many others: the one that works for you. Adapt, adapt, adapt is the name of the game.
Your kids want a relationship with you. You matter to them. Listen in to hear what they don’t want and why they struggle to engage with parents.