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Finding Joy in the Lord with Sarah Molitor [Episode 86]

Sarah Molitor is a mother of five under the age of seven and today we talk about finding joy in the Lord in our every day moments and boundaries both within our families and our own lives. Sarah is a Registered Nurse who always had being a wife and mother as her goal. Her passions are raising children to be others-oriented and inspiring other mothers to find joy through her social media influence.


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Key Points from this Episode:

  • It takes time to find your confidence as a mother and find your stride.
  • Focus on what things do look like, not what you expect them to look like.
  • In hindsight, we will get to see that what God has planned for us is way cooler than anything we could have planned.
  • Connect to the Lord any where, any time you can. It doesn’t have to be at 6 am before the kids are awake. Allow the Lord to seep in all throughout our days.
  • Structure and boundaries can give us the freedom to have more fun because the kids know what to expect.
  • What we do at home should mimic what we do in public. Being respectful of property and boundaries within our homes sets us up to be enjoyable to others when we are our in public.
  • Take time to look at the good that comes from the challenges. Sharing rooms for kids can be hard, but there is a special bond that comes from sharing.
  • Remember that as you are raising children, you are actually raising adults. One day, that 7 year old boy is going to be in his 20s and fall in love and will need to know how to treat a girl respectfully.
  • Get to know your “Power Hours” and know how to cut them off. It’s okay if you don’t get up before the kids in the morning. Know when you can get stuff done and utilize that time frame.
  • Know who you are and who you want to be in order to qualify your yeses and nos.

Connect with Sarah

Instagram: @modernfarmhousefamily

Thriving in Motherhood Podcast Community on Patreon

Patreon is the place where we can come together as mothers and intentionally cultivate growth together. Each month you can gain access to printable worksheets that go along with topics in the podcast to help us slow down and make lasting change – not just be inspired for a few days and then move on. These worksheets are what I’m personally working on and talking about with my closest friends – and I want YOU to join us!

Cultivate your growth intentionally with us through two worksheets a month, a online community, and a monthly group video call to share our “big wins” and things we are still working on.

Join me on Patreon!

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The Fantastic Uncertainty of Motherhood with Dr. Sherry Zhang [Episode 84]

Dr. Sherry Zhang is a mother and founder and CEO of Genopalate. In this conversation we talk about equipping our children with tools to navigate challenges, successes, and failures. Dr. Zhang shares how motherhood has enriched her life as she builds a family that cares about each others interests and learning and growing together.  We also discuss the power of eating for your genes and the incredible tools that Genopalate has created to arm us with individualized information about our nutrition needs.

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Key Points from this Episode:

  • Motherhood is a learning experience from day one.
  • Every day is going to have some sort of fantastic uncertainty. It’s up to us to make it better or worse.
  • Learning from our children, who we created, is an amazing experience.
  • Teaching our children principles and standards sets them up to interact well with the ever-changing environment around them.
  • Successes are a very personal thing. Your successes can look completely different than someone else’s.
  • Your genetic code can give hints to what foods work best with your body.
  • Health is not just about weight loss. Overall health is so much more.

Connect with Sherry

Instagram: @genopalate

Website: www.genopalate.com

Thriving in Motherhood Podcast Community on Patreon

Patreon is the place where we can come together as mothers and intentionally cultivate growth together. Each month you can gain access to printable worksheets that go along with topics in the podcast to help us slow down and make lasting change – not just be inspired for a few days and then move on. These worksheets are what I’m personally working on and talking about with my closest friends – and I want YOU to join us!

Cultivate your growth intentionally with us through two worksheets a month, a online community, and a monthly group video call to share our “big wins” and things we are still working on.

Join me on Patreon!

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Let Life Surprise You with Oakley Peterson [Episode 83]

Oakley is a mother of three who shares her family’s stories at Nothing Down About It about the joys of life with their son who has down-syndrome. In this episode we chat about simplifying our homes and schedules, accepting that we won’t be the exact mom we want to be in every moment, and being intentional about our famil relationships.

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Key Points from this Episode:

  • Keeping the home simple can help keep you from feeling like you are drowning.
  • It’s okay to not be the exact mom we want to be at this exact moment in time.
  • Raising a family is a whole-family effort. Being a more open parent with our children about the process helps it become a team effort.
  • Parenting has become more of an open process with our children because of the transparency of the world we live in.
  • Navigate the needs of your children by knowing your children. Notice what the need is. It’s okay that the needs of the children are different.
  • Take the time to be still with each child.
  • Be a listener and let your children feel heard in their own home.
  • Give your kids a few moments where you can let them feel like they are the center of your universe.
  • Some of the surprises can be the best blessings in our life.
  • Keeping the connection with God makes everything smoother. That makes the bumps in the road doable!
  • Let life surprise you!

Connect with Oakley

Instagram: @nothingdownaboutit

Thriving in Motherhood Podcast Community on Patreon

Patreon is the place where we can come together as mothers and intentionally cultivate growth together. Each month you can gain access to printable worksheets that go along with topics in the podcast to help us slow down and make lasting change – not just be inspired for a few days and then move on. These worksheets are what I’m personally working on and talking about with my closest friends – and I want YOU to join us!

Cultivate your growth intentionally with us through two worksheets a month, a online community, and a monthly group video call to share our “big wins” and things we are still working on.

Join me on Patreon!

2020 Thriving in Motherhood Planner

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How to Overcome Destructive Anger with Natalie Hixson [Episode 79]

Natalie Hixson is a wife, mother, and certified professional life coach. Her goal is helping burnt out and discouraged Christian mothers overcome destructive anger so they can enjoy being a wife and mom. She, her husband, and three girls (ages 9, 12, and 16) live in Bozeman, Montana.

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Key Points from this Episode:

  • We can break the fear and yelling cycle in our lives.
  • Remember that our children have developmentally-appropriate tantrums. We need to work on things to be able to, in turn, help our children with their struggles rather than throw our own, grown-up tantrums.
  • Recognizing that you have destructive anger and are facing burnout is the first step to overcoming it. It’s not a mindset you have to stay in.
  • Reach out for help if you recognize you have destructive anger!
  • What we say to ourselves becomes our beliefs. It’s the story we are telling ourselves and we believe it and what we believe, we support with our actions and our thoughts.
  • Our minds look to support our thoughts. If we focus on positive thoughts, our minds will look for supporting evidence.
  • Circumstances do not trigger our actions. Circumstances trigger thoughts and feelings. Then we decide on our own actions.
  • Look for what needs are not being met to diffuse situations more quickly.
  • Work through the tough situations and MOVE ON. The current moment does not define our next moment.
  • We can choose to highlight the good parts of motherhood to connect with others rather than the negative.
  • Recognize the moment for what it is (positive or negative) and be grateful we are here to experience it.
  • When you start to feel a negative emotion, take three deep breaths. In through the nose, out through the mouth. Longer exhale than inhale. Physical reset to the nervous system. Say a prayer to God for help. Tell yourself “I am” statements: I am love. I am grateful.
  • Write a list of things that are okay for your kids to do (even eating M&Ms or watching a show on an iPad) to give yourself the time you need to calm down. Then you can come back and work through the problem when you are no longer angry.

Resources

Connect with Natalie

Instagram: @nataliehixson

Website: nataliehixson.com

Thriving in Motherhood Podcast Community on Patreon

Patreon is the place where we can come together as mothers and intentionally cultivate growth together. Each month you can gain access to printable worksheets that go along with topics in the podcast to help us slow down and make lasting change – not just be inspired for a few days and then move on. These worksheets are what I’m personally working on and talking about with my closest friends – and I want YOU to join us!

Cultivate your growth intentionally with us through two worksheets a month, a online community, and a monthly group video call to share our “big wins” and things we are still working on.

Join me on Patreon!

2019 Thriving in Motherhood Planner

Buy the downloadable PDF to print out and use or reference

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Surrendering Our Children to God with Jeanette Tapley [Episode 78]

Jeanette Tapley, host of It’s Time for Coffee Podcast, wife, and mother of three children. We talk about her adoption journey and things she’s learned through that experience. We also talk about tips on starting your own podcast and the art of the apology.

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Key Points from this Episode:

  • Jeanette heard the whisperings of God saying, “I called you to be a mom. What are you going to do about the [children] that don’t have one?”
  • We will always be the mom they need, but we will never be perfect moms.
  • Our kids learn how to be humble and apologize primarily by our example.
  • We can show our kids how to love recklessly and, in turn, that will show them how Jesus has loved us.
  • “Love well, love often, and love first.”
  • Checking in with our kids consistently can help let them know that open communication is there.
  • Being honest with the people close to you about where things stands on your work or personal projects can help keep resentment from growing.
  • If you want to start a podcast, figure out first who you want to talk to and why you want to talk to them. Then ask how you are going to execute this. Then, JUMP! Commit to a year and then figure out what you need to tweak after that.
  • Waking up 15-20 minutes can set up your day for success.
  • A weekly phone date with a friend can be so rejuvenating!
  • Own your actions in your apologies. Don’t say “I’m sorry I made you feel…” Instead, say “I’m sorry that I hurt you because I…”
  • We can’t control everything, but we can surrender our children to the Lord
  • God has greater things in store for in our children than we can even imagine.

Resources

Connect with Jeanette

Instagram: @jeanettetapley

Website: itstimeforcoffeepod.com

Thriving in Motherhood Podcast Community on Patreon

Patreon is the place where we can come together as mothers and intentionally cultivate growth together. Each month you can gain access to printable worksheets that go along with topics in the podcast to help us slow down and make lasting change – not just be inspired for a few days and then move on. These worksheets are what I’m personally working on and talking about with my closest friends – and I want YOU to join us!

Cultivate your growth intentionally with us through two worksheets a month, a online community, and a monthly group video call to share our “big wins” and things we are still working on.

Join me on Patreon!

2019 Thriving in Motherhood Planner

Buy the downloadable PDF to print out and use or reference

Buy the planner on Amazon – printed, bound, and shipped to your door!

How to Leave a Review

On a Mobile Device

      1. Open Podcasts App
      2. Search for Thriving in Motherhood Podcast
      3. Click on cover art
      4. Scroll to the bottom
      5. Click 5 stars and/or Write a Review

       

       

      On a Computer:

      1. Click here to find the Thriving in Motherhood Podcast on Apple Podcasts
      2. Click Listen on Apple Podcasts
      3. Click Store
      4. Click Ratings & Reviews
      5. Click 5 stars and/or Write a Review

Learning to See the Value in Your Own Story and That You are Extraordinary with Jessica Dahlquist [Episode 74]

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Jessica Dahlquist is a military mother of three boys and podcast host of the Extraordinary Moms Podcast. She talks about finding who she wants to be as a person and joy in the moments where you can see progress in yourself.

Key Points from this Episode:

  • Night before prepping makes the next day so much smoother.
  • When our kids lose it, we can make the choice not to lose it ourselves. We don’t have to join the tantrum.
  • We have to recognize that our children are each unique children of God and we are too. If we focus on staying calm and staying safe for our children, we can allow them to explore and figure themselves out while we adjust our parenting to each child’s specific needs.
  • Listen to our kids’ feelings and let them be okay. We can coach our children to help them come up with plans for the hard times so they can do things as independently as they can. It can give them confidence to be able to work through their challenges they are faced with.
  • We have to let our children see us problem solve our own struggles (on an age-appropriate level) or they won’t know that it’s normal to need to struggle.
  • Are you cleaning the house to give you the right to complain when it gets messed up again, or cleaning because you love the feeling of a clean house? Pay attention to your motivations and evaluate what is working for you.
  • Most of the time, it’s not about what you’re doing, but why you’re doing it.
  • Exhausted is not the same as depleted. Paying attention to how we are spending our energy can help keep us feeling good even when we are tired.
  • It’s okay to adjust the tasks to accomplish the value you are looking for. Look at the whys behind the activities you are doing. If the task is no longer adding the desired value to your life, make adjustments!
  • Just because it’s not working yet, doesn’t mean it’s not working. Play the long game.
  • Taking the time to reflect and acknowledge our growth helps up recognize our own extraordinary lives. We are extraordinary, but a lot of times, we just don’t take the time to notice.
  • You are doing so much better than you think you are. You have grown so much more than you think you have.
  • It is a skill to recognize that nothing lasts forever. We can live our lives more hopeful if we can remember that our challenges will be just for a moment.
  • Close the background apps of your mind and see what’s zapping your energy without your knowledge. Come back to them when you are in a better mental space and see how you can adjust your thinking for the future.

Resources

Connect with Jessica

Instagram: @jessicadahlquist3

Facebook: Extraordinary Moms Podcast

Website: extraordinarymomspodcast.com

Thriving in Motherhood Podcast Community on Patreon

Patreon is the place where we can come together as mothers and intentionally cultivate growth together. Each month you can gain access to printable worksheets that go along with topics in the podcast to help us slow down and make lasting change – not just be inspired for a few days and then move on. These worksheets are what I’m personally working on and talking about with my closest friends – and I want YOU to join us!

Cultivate your growth intentionally with us through two worksheets a month, a online community, and a monthly group video call to share our “big wins” and things we are still working on.

Join me on Patreon!

2019 Thriving in Motherhood Planner

Buy the downloadable PDF to print out and use or reference

Buy the planner on Amazon – printed, bound, and shipped to your door!

Finding Joy in the Truths of Motherhood with Valerie Woerner [Episode 72]

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Valerie is a mother of two girls and creator of a Prompt and Prayer Journal and author of a book, Grumpy Mom Takes a Holiday. We talk about God’s will, fighting the lies about motherhood that the world gives, and how to start adjusting our thinking during our days.

Key Points from this Episode:

  • Dance to shake out the grumpiness in the mornings.
  • We are stronger than we think we are with the help of God.
  • “When ours [our plans] are interrupted, His are not. His plans are proceeding exactly as scheduled, moving us always (including those minutes or hours or years which seem most useless or wasted or unendurable) ‘toward the goal of true maturity’ (Rom 12:2).” – Elisabeth Elliot
  • Trust that worthy things we want to do will get done, even if it’s not in the time frame we expect, or we will learn it isn’t what God wants us to be doing.
  • We don’t need to add extra drama to our lives. We need to be real about motherhood. We cannot do motherhood for the praise.
  • Our challenging moments in our days are just that – moments. Rehashing the hard times just forces our minds to dwell on those negative things rather than embracing and focusing on the positive that has happened.
  • We can give our children a safe place to grow up and don’t need to share every mistake they make. Think about how that must make our children feel.
  • The world wants to distract us from the amazing gift that motherhood is. God wants us to recognize the gift that it truly is!
  • There is space a between stimulus and response. We can adjust our auto-pilot thinking to change how we feel about the same situations. Start by taking the time to notice your thoughts.
  • We can take responsibility and have integrity in our lives by accepting that things are not just happening to us, but we can choose how to act.

Connect with Valerie

Instagram: @valwoerner

Website: www.valmariepaper.com

Thriving in Motherhood Podcast Community on Patreon

Patreon is the place where we can come together as mothers and intentionally cultivate growth together. Each month you can gain access to printable worksheets that go along with topics in the podcast to help us slow down and make lasting change – not just be inspired for a few days and then move on. These worksheets are what I’m personally working on and talking about with my closest friends – and I want YOU to join us!

Cultivate your growth intentionally with us through two worksheets a month, a online community, and a monthly group video call to share our “big wins” and things we are still working on.

Join me on Patreon!

2019 Thriving in Motherhood Planner

Buy the downloadable PDF to print out and use or reference

Buy the planner on Amazon – printed, bound, and shipped to your door!

Instilling Courage and Confidence in our Girls with Amy Klein [Episode 70]

Subscribe (and rate and review – thank you!): Google Play | iTunes | StitcherAmy is a mother of two and co-founder of Give Her Courage, a company focused on helping young girls develop courage and confidence. We talk about the how and why of modeling that courage for our children.

Key Points from this episode:

  • Celebrate the nice things siblings do for each other to encourage positive behaviors.
  • The things that are worthwhile are going to be hard and challenging, but we shouldn’t let that discourage us!
  • Nothing is perfect. Just be in the moment. Try to focus on whatever you are doing in that moment and just be in it.
  • Sitting down for (a distraction-free) dinner as a family every night opens the door for bonding and communication.
  • Embrace your imperfections and let your children see that. Let them see you comfortable in your own skin. That will give them permission to do the same.
  • Risk-taking is doing something where you are stepping outside your comfort zone. It is as individual as we are.
  • Let your children know when you are feeling outside your comfort zone and are choosing to do it anyways.
  • Guilt is just in our nature because we are trying so hard. Confidence is reminding ourselves that we are great and we are doing the best that we can do.

Connect with Amy

Instagram: @givehercourage

Instagram: @GHCgirls – private account for girls to be them.

Website: givehercourage.com

20% off coupon: justbeyou20

Thriving in Motherhood Podcast Community on Patreon

Patreon is the place where we can come together as mothers and intentionally cultivate growth together. Each month you can gain access to printable worksheets that go along with topics in the podcast to help us slow down and make lasting change – not just be inspired for a few days and then move on. These worksheets are what I’m personally working on and talking about with my closest friends – and I want YOU to join us!

Cultivate your growth intentionally with us through two worksheets a month, a online community, and a monthly group video call to share our “big wins” and things we are still working on.

Join me on Patreon!

2019 Thriving in Motherhood Planner

Buy the downloadable PDF to print out and use or reference

Buy the planner on Amazon – printed, bound, and shipped to your door!

Living a Slow, Intentional Life with Brandi McIntosh [Episode 68]

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Brandi is a mother of four (ages 4 – 17) who has worked with her husband to build a slow, intentional life with her family. She lives in the hills of central Texas. She shares how God’s love for her and her family has guided her in her life and her parenting.

Key Points from this episode:

  • It takes different intentional actions to stay connected with our children and hold their hearts who are different ages.
  • Changing our emphasis from behavior to relationships with our children will allow us to maintain that relationship through the teen years and beyond.
  • Try to have eyes to see. Notice when our children are withdrawn and remember that sometimes that is when they need us to press in the most. (Adding food makes the heart-sharing easier for the kids, too!)
  • Schedule in one-on-one time with your kids. Put some to bed early if you need to in order to make it happen.
  • Find time to have time with God. If you can’t wake up before the kids, try having 15-20 minutes for all your family to go their separate ways to have their connecting time with God. Have older kids take turns watching younger ones to help make it happen.
  • Pause and think about what you say “yes” to and what you say “no” to in order to grow your intentionality. Then take it to the Lord and follow the direction from Him.
  • Journaling the things you learn from books or hear that inspire you help you absorb the information and also give you something to refer back to when you need a boost.
  • We can make the choice whether we miss the things that happen on social media, or we can miss things that are happening under our own roofs.
  • Saying out loud what we are thankful for can help us find joy in our current moment.

Resources:

Sally Clarkson

One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp

Connect with Brandi

Instagram: @brandi.mcintosh

Website: brandimcintosh.com

Thriving in Motherhood Podcast Community on Patreon

Patreon is the place where we can come together as mothers and intentionally cultivate growth together. Each month you can gain access to printable worksheets that go along with topics in the podcast to help us slow down and make lasting change – not just be inspired for a few days and then move on. These worksheets are what I’m personally working on and talking about with my closest friends – and I want YOU to join us!

Cultivate your growth intentionally with us through two worksheets a month, a online community, and a monthly group video call to share our “big wins” and things we are still working on.

Join me on Patreon!

2019 Thriving in Motherhood Planner

Buy the downloadable PDF to print out and use or reference

Buy the planner on Amazon – printed, bound, and shipped to your door!

In Pursuit of Peace with Lauresa Larson [Episode 67]


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Lauresa is a mother of twin preschoolers and a toddler living in Northwest Arkansas with her husband and two dogs. She grew up in a family of 11 kids and is now a registered dietitian growing her own private practice, a teacher, and an enthusiastic gardener. She is the co-founder of the blog Black Thumb Garden Club and co-author of the Black Thumb Garden Club Workbook.

Key Points from this episode:

  • Writing is one of the most important things someone can do to make progress in anything. It helps us find clarity and move forward toward goals.
  • Finding time for creativity in small, consistent ways is a powerful way to make progress. Using projects and Next Actions help you stay focused and make the most of your time.
  • Setting rules for yourself during nap time (like no chores, be physically comfy) can open the doorway for you to utilize that time for creative means, but still feel rejuvenated at the end of nap time.
  • Having or being an example of having skills or contributions outside of motherhood helps others know that it’s OK!
  • Committing to a career-focused education does not stop you from also choosing to have a family. Having a family is your choice, but you can look back in the hard times and remember that you chose it!
  • Gardening Tips:
    1. Manage your Expectations – recognize that all things have times and seasons
    2. Plant it Again – as soon as possible!
    3. Prevent Total Devastation – use proactive measures to stop potential issues before they start
  • Best starting point for beginner gardeners: Tomato in a 5 gallon pot
  • Stop and remember God to help maintain balance. Ask “What do you need me to do right now?” even if you’re really excited about a new idea. The answer is almost always “people, people, people!”

Resources:

Black Thumb Garden Club Workbook
My Breast Friend Nursing Pillow
It’s About the Feeling We Create in our Homes with April Perry – Thriving in Motherhood Podcast
The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up – Marie Kondo

Connect with Lauresa

Website:  Blackthumbgardenclub.com

Instagram: @blackthumbgardenclub

Instagram: @lauresa_larson_rdn

Thriving in Motherhood Podcast Community on Patreon

Patreon is the place where we can come together as mothers and intentionally cultivate growth together. Each month you can gain access to printable worksheets that go along with topics in the podcast to help us slow down and make lasting change – not just be inspired for a few days and then move on. These worksheets are what I’m personally working on and talking about with my closest friends – and I want YOU to join us!

Cultivate your growth intentionally with us through two worksheets a month, a online community, and a monthly group video call to share our “big wins” and things we are still working on.

Join me on Patreon!

2019 Thriving in Motherhood Planner

Buy the downloadable PDF to print out and use or reference

Buy the planner on Amazon – printed, bound, and shipped to your door!