Following are 6 Grand Life Lessons taught to me by my mother, shared in the hopes that they will inspire you as they have me.
By Laurie Prusso Hatch, M Ed.
Certified Positive Discipline Trainer and Parenting Coach
It is in our moments, days, weeks, and perhaps lifetimes of struggle, sorrow, pain, and other types of adversity, that as we seek him most diligently in quiet moments of desperation, we come to know that He is indeed listening.
Just like finding a four-leaf clover, we get better results when we work at something instead of relying on catching a lucky break.
What beautiful and confident and able humans we will raise as we empower them to do what they can, independently. What beautiful and confident and able humans we will raise as we give them the grace to make mistakes, and the grace to learn from those mistakes.
Despite what other’s were telling me about my child I decided to trust my own mother’s intuition.
Everyone of us has needs. Yes, we are mighty, capable, and strong, and still need to be cared for. I got to sit with a friend recently and she filled my heart to bursting. I felt so grateful. Most days though, we are the ones who get to take care of our hearts. Episode 88 is full of simple suggestions to start simply and offer you a little extra care. Take a deep breath, and if you’re needing a little love today, I’m sending it your way.
Who are the women in your story? March is International Women’s Month. While I share a few details from the women in my family line, I invite you to consider what stories you can share from your own family.
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On average, both lucky and those who consider themselves unlucky, are exposed to the same amount of bad and good happenings. Those who feel they are luckier than most tend to seek out rainbows, meaning they are looking for good things to happen or positive experiences to try. Those who focus on their problems and challenges tended to miss these “lucky” breaks.