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🎙 Episode 29: How To Stop Comparing Yourself To Others In Motherhood Podcast: Conquer Mom Stress Host: Jill Gockel When Comparison Steals Joy in Motherhood Have you ever walked into a room and instantly started comparing yourself to others? As a mom and mother, it’s easy to measure your motherhood against someone else’s highlight reel. But that quiet habit of self comparison doesn’t just dent your self esteem — it multiplies stress, fuels mom guilt, increases mom stress, and slowly chips away at your joy. In this powerful episode, Jill Gockel reveals how comparing yourself to others keeps you stuck in anxiety and stress, negative self talk, and constant self evaluation — while trying to be a good mom, juggling the mental load, and struggling to do it all. If you’ve ever wondered: How to be a good mom? How to stop comparing yourself to others? Why do I feel joy slipping away? Am I failing as a mom? This episode is your reset. This episode dives deep into: How to build self worth that isn’t based on performance Building self worth through self worth bible verses Encouraging bible verses and bible verses for moms that renew your mind How to stop comparing yourself to others by focusing on God’s truth Parenting with love instead of pressure True self worth doesn’t come from being approved by other moms. It comes from knowing your worth. When you know your worth, you: Feel joy again Reduce anxiety and stress Break free from mom guilt Model confidence for your children Raise emotionally secure, happy children If you’ve been wondering how to be happy or how to find joy again in being a mom, this episode reminds you that joy isn’t found in perfection — it’s found in God's love. 🔥 Practical Mom Tips to Conquer Mom Stress Inside this conversation: How to stop comparing yourself to others in real-time How to recognize negative self talk How to shift from self criticism to truth How to feel joy without performing How to move from doing it all to parenting with love You’ll walk away equipped to: Build self worth Reduce mom burnout Lighten your mental load Strengthen your self esteem Feel joyful again Motherhood isn’t about doing it all — it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress, one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

Episode 28: When Motherhood Feels Like a Job (Move from Mental Load to Present Parenting) Podcast: Conquer Mom Stress Host: Jill Gockel Being a mom, have you ever wondered how you can you love your kids at home so deeply yet still find motherhood heavy, stressed, and exhausting? In this episode, Jill speaks directly to the mom carrying invisible mental load, constant emotional labour, and endless pressure of all the things as a mother. Even when you’re getting things done and telling yourself “I can do all the things," stress, mom guilt, and self comparison can quietly steal joy and leave you feeling like an exhausted mom battling mom burnout (aka depleted mother syndrome). What You’ll Learn in This Episode Why chronic stress in motherhood makes it hard to feel being happy or peaceful How mom stress and the constant activity of a mom’s brain disconnect you from presence The difference between performance-based parenting and present parenting Why joyful connection—not productivity—raises happy children How encouraging Bible verses and mom Bible verses offer words of encouragement and reveal how to be happy Practical ways to reduce stress, find joy, and feel joy again as a mom What it really means to be a good mom and how to be a good mom without carrying everything alone Jill gently reminds mothers that nothing is “wrong” with you. The heaviness of mom stress isn’t failure—it’s a signal that motherhood is being carried in performance mode instead of relationship. The Hope at the Center of This Conversation Through Scripture and real-life reflection, this episode reveals that joy is found in presence—with God and with your children. When connection replaces pressure, peace returns, your nervous system calms, and you begin to enjoy motherhood again. You don’t need to prove you can do all the things to be happy. You don’t have to live buried under stress. And you are not failing as a mother. You are invited to slow down, reconnect, and rediscover the joy God placed inside this season of motherhood—one present, love-filled moment at a time. Motherhood isn’t about doing it all — it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress, one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

Episode 27: Fix Child Behavior Problems By Parenting With Love Podcast: Conquer Mom Stress Host: Jill Gockel Have you ever wondered why you don’t feel happy as a mom—even when you’re being patient, doing your best, and holding everything together? In this episode, Jill Gockel speaks to the exhausted mom, tired mom, and overwhelmed mother who feels stuck in constant correction mode. If you’ve ever thought I need help with my child’s behaviour, struggled with child behavior problems, or worried that showing joy means letting things slide, this conversation will completely reframe how you see parenting. Learn how mom stress, chronic stress, and emotional tension shape a child’s nervous system and directly influence child behavior, including moments like 3 year old behavior is out of control. When moms lead with seriousness instead of connection, kids don’t feel guided—they feel managed. Over time, this drains joy, patience, and energy, leaving moms feeling like a failure as a mom. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why joy is essential for calm parenting and happy children How nonverbal stress affects child behavior and emotional safety Why being a calm mom helps children cooperate more naturally How to parent with love while still holding firm boundaries Encouraging Bible verses and mom Bible verses that restore joy How to reduce stress without becoming permissive Why joy is the foundation for raising a happy child How to be a nicer mom without losing authority Practical mom tips for patience with kids and calm correction Using Scripture, neuroscience, and real-life motherhood moments, Jill shows how joy is not a reward for good behavior—it’s the environment where good behavior grows. When moms soften their presence, invite God into discipline, and release emotional tension, they become a joyful mom who can truly enjoy motherhood. This episode offers words of encouragement for every mom who wants to be a good mom, love parenting, and learn how to be happy, how to be happy as a mom, and how to raise a happy child—even on hard days. 💛 Your joy is not the enemy of discipline. 💛 Your joy is a gift to your children. 💛 You were never meant to parent without it. If this episode helped you feel hope again, share it with another mom who’s navigating stress, motherhood, and the desire to find joy again. Motherhood isn’t about doing it all — it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress, one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

Episode 26: Tired Mom? 3 Tips To Combat Mother Exhaustion Podcast: Conquer Mom Stress Host: Jill Gockel Mama, if you’re a mother tired beyond what caffeine can touch, a mom tired of doing it all, and frankly tired of everything that's robbing your peace — this episode is for you. In this powerful conversation, learn why so many moms feel completely wore out even when they’re getting things done, caring for kids, and doing it all like a busy mom. This isn’t laziness. It’s the result of carrying an overwhelming mental load, constant worry, and trying to control outcomes God never asked you to manage. If you feel like an overstimulated mom, an overwhelmed mom, or like you’re doing everything and still falling behind, Jill explains why this leads to mom burnout, also known as depleted mother syndrome. Over time, this level of stress keeps your nervous system on high alert, making better sleep impossible, increasing anxiety, and worsening mommy brain fog and leftover pregnancy brain. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why mother exhaustion isn’t just physical—it’s mental and spiritual How worry creates a false sense of control and increases stress Why chronic stress destroys energy for moms and disrupts sleep How mom guilt and mom stress feed into feeling like a failure as a mom Why trying to do it all keeps you stuck in burnout How trusting God as your Shepherd restores peace and strength Practical mom tips and words of encouragement for releasing the mental load and finding joy How letting God lead creates more energy, calmer emotions, and opens the door to true rest and rejuvenation This episode offers words of encouragement for every mom wondering how to be a good mom when she feels depleted. Jill reminds you that being a good mom doesn’t mean carrying everything alone—it means knowing when to let God carry you. 💛 You are not weak. 💛 You are not failing. 💛 Renewal is coming. If you’re a mom listening today who feels like an exhausted mother, an overwhelmed mo who is stretched thin, this episode will help you release stress, sleep better, and finally find joy again—with God walking beside you every step of the way. Motherhood isn’t about doing it all — it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress, one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

Have you ever believed that if you could just stick to a routine, life would feel easier—only to quit and spiral into self criticism? In this episode, Jill Gockel speaks directly to the exhausted mom who feels stuck between wanting structure and feeling overwhelmed by stress, mom guilt, and the mental load of being a mom. If you’re trying to juggle all the things, get things done, set goals, and still find joy—but keep falling back into old habits—this conversation will feel like a deep exhale. Find out why failing to follow a daily routine isn’t a motivation problem or a character flaw. It’s how the brain responds to pressure, anxiety and stress, and perceived overload. When moms are already stretched thin, routines can actually increase mom stress—triggering self sabotage, negative self talk, and the belief that you feel like a failure as a mom. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why routines often increase anxiety and stress instead of providing stress relief How self sabotage is your brain seeking safety, not failure Why old habits die hard How chronic stress fuels mom burnout and mom guilt Why perfectionism and doing it all keeps moms stuck How to create a routine aligned with your values, not pressure Why small habits matter more than big new year resolutions How enjoying the process provides stress relief and helps routines stick Why routines aren’t a self worth test but nervous system support Jill also shares practical mom tips for building routines that reduce anxiety, support getting things done, and help you show up as a calmer, more present good mom. You’ll learn how purpose—not willpower—is the key to sticking to a routine, and how grace-filled consistency helps moms stop cycling through stress and burnout. This episode offers words of encouragement for any mom wondering how to be a good mom while managing mom stress, self criticism, and daily pressure. 💛 You don’t need to prove yourself. 💛 You don’t need to do it all. 💛 You are already a good mom, right now. Motherhood isn’t about doing it all — it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress, one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

What if your self value whiling being a mom didn’t depend on how much you got done today? In this episode of Conquer Mom Stress, Jill Gockel gently challenges the belief so many moms carry—that finding your worth comes from your productivity, performance, and how well you “hold it all together.” If you’re feeling like a failure as a mom on days when the house is messy, the kids are melting down, or your to-do list goes untouched, this episode is for you. Many moms unknowingly live under a constant performance-based scorecard—a self worth test of how productive, patient, or put-together you were that day. This way of living quietly fuels stress, mom guilt, and mom burnout, especially for an exhausted mom with kids at home and unpredictable days. Through Scripture and lived experience, this episode redefines self worth meaning that your value is not something that is earned. It will help you to know your worth bible verses like the Prodigal Son remind you of your identity in Christ. Jill explains the importance of self worth rooted not in what you do—but in whose you are. You’ll learn: Why tying self esteem to productivity increases mom stress and burnout How performance-based worth keeps moms stuck in pressure comparing yourself to others What it truly means for knowing your worth as a woman and as a mother Why anchoring your identity in God transforms how to be happy as a mom The reason being a good mom has nothing to do with perfection—and everything to do with love This episode offers relief for the mom who feels like she has to be everything for everyone, all the time. It invites you to step off the invisible scoreboard, stop striving to prove yourself so you dont compare yourself to others. You’ll also learn practical mom tips for how to get things done and how to be productive without attaching your identity to performance. If you’re longing to know how to build self worth and how to stop comparing yourself to others so you can gain deeper peace and joy as a mom, this conversation will help you rest in God's truth instead of striving to be perfect. 💛 You don’t have to earn your value. 💛 You don’t have to prove you’re enough. 💛 You are already deeply loved—and from that place, joy can grow again. If this message encouraged you, share it with another mom who's wondering how to know your self worth so she can recognize she is already worthy, right now.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelming mom guilt or caught yourself feeling guilty for yelling at my child, this episode was created for you. Jill Gockel compassionately explains why yelling happens—not because you’re a bad mom, but because stress, mommy brain, and exhaustion overload your nervous system. In this episode, you’ll learn: The psychological effects of yelling at a child and why it shuts down learning How yelling impacts connection, behavior, and present parenting Why negative self talk and self criticism spike after yelling How self compassion protects self esteem and lowers stress Why an exhausted mom is more vulnerable to mom burnout and mom stress How parenting with love supports emotional regulation and cooperation Practical, positive parenting tips rooted in neuroscience and faith Encouraging Bible verses mothers can turn to when guilt feels heavy Encouraging words to moms who feel like they’re failing but deeply care This episode reframes discipline through the love of parent, reminding every mom that being a good mom isn’t about perfection—it’s about repair, presence, and calm leadership. Learn how gentleness, connection, and emotional regulation create long-term change without fear or shame. If you’re a mom navigating stress, struggling with feeling like a failure as a mom, or longing to parent with love instead of yelling, this conversation will bring clarity, hope, and peace. Enjoy this mom podcast, it's a calm parenting podcast created with you in mind. 💛 Remember, you’re not broken. You’re learning. And you’re not alone. Motherhood isn’t about doing it all—it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

Self criticism often sounds like responsibility—but for many moms, it becomes the root of chronic stress, mom burnout, and feeling like you’re failing as a mom. In this powerful episode, Jill Gockel explains why negative self talk is so common for a busy mom, how it increases mom stress, and why it keeps you stuck in survival instead of growth. You’ll learn: What self criticism really is and why moms experience it more intensely Common self-criticism examples that create mom guilt and emotional exhaustion How negative self talk activates stress and reinforces mom burnout Why New Years Resolutions and setting goals often trigger more self pressure How to overcome self criticism by creating safety instead of shame How to stop negative self talk through curiosity, compassion, and tiny shifts How changing your words can biologically reduce stress and restore joy Jill also shares encouraging Bible verses from Proverbs that reveal how words shape your nervous system, your mindset, and your experience of motherhood. You’ll discover why being a good mom doesn’t come from harsher self talk—but from grace, clarity, and realistic growth. If you’ve ever felt like a failure as a mom, struggled with mom guilt, or wondered how to be a good mom without burning out, this episode offers practical tools, words of encouragement, and a hope-filled path forward. 🎯 This episode is for every mom who wants to lower stress, set healthier goals, and find joy again—one small step at a time. Motherhood isn’t about doing it all—it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

If New Years Resolutions leave you feeling overwhelmed instead of hopeful, this episode is for you. Jill Gockelexplores why so many moms feel lost in motherhood, stuck in survival mode, and simply trying to get through the day. When life becomes an endless loop of responsibilities, stress, mom stress, and chronic stress quietly drain your energy. Over time, this can lead to mom burnout, mom guilt, and even the painful belief that you feel like a failure as a mom. Jill explains how this pattern connects to Learned Helplessness, where dreaming feels unsafe and joy feels out of reach. In this episode, you’ll learn why dreaming is essential—not selfish—and how dreams actually boost energy, restore emotional health, and help moms find joy and feel joy again. Through curiosity, gentle setting goals, and honoring tiny desires, moms can begin to rediscover yourself without pressure or overwhelm. Jill also shares encouraging Bible verses and powerful words of encouragement, reminding moms that God is still at work in them. You don’t have to abandon your dreams to be a good mom—your wholeness strengthens your family. This episode of Conquer Mom Stress invites you to move from survival to joy, one small step at a time. Motherhood isn’t about doing it all—it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

As January approaches, many moms feel dread instead of motivation when thinking about New Years Resolutions. In this episode, Jill Gockel speaks directly to the overwhelmed mom who wants to grow but feels buried under stress, mom stress, and exhaustion. Jill shares why a traditional New Years Resolution often leads to mom burnout and increased mom guilt—not because moms lack discipline, but because their brains are wired for safety, not sudden massive change. When goals are too big, cortisol rises, energy drops, and confidence crumbles, leaving moms feeling like they’re failing as a good mom. This episode introduces a healthier way of setting goals using The Compound Effect, showing how small, consistent actions help moms achieve goals without triggering stress. Instead of chasing perfection, Jill teaches how tiny habits reduce pressure, build confidence, and create lasting change over time. You’ll also hear encouraging Bible verses and heartfelt words of encouragement that remind moms God rejoices in small beginnings. Growth doesn’t require force—it requires faith, consistency, and grace. If you’re ready to pursue goals without guilt, reclaim peace, and grow in a way that fits your season of motherhood, this episode will help you start the new year grounded, hopeful, and supported. Motherhood isn’t about doing it all—it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

If you’ve ever felt pulled between doing it all and slowing down, you’re not alone. During Christmas break, many moms feel the weight of mom guilt collide with the pressure of getting things done. In this powerful episode, Jill Gockel reveals why your brain goes into tug-of-war mode — and how that mental split causes rising stress, emotional exhaustion, and even mom burnout. You’ll hear what’s really behind mom stress, why your brain drains energy in split mode, and how elevated cortisol explains the real symptoms of stress in women — from irritability to fatigue. Jill also breaks down how this overload leads to mommy brain, emotional disconnection, and feeling like you’re failing at how to be a good mom… even when you’re trying your best. This episode invites every mom into a healthier rhythm of motherhood living — one where you don’t have to choose between productivity and presence. You’ll learn how present parenting actually restores your nervous system and improves quality time with family. You’ll also discover how simple shifts can help you connect with kids while still moving forward — without guilt. Jill shares grace-filled strategies to: Reduce holiday stress without ignoring responsibility Break free from the guilt loop Balance productivity with connection Stop measuring worth by output Experience peace even in chaos This episode ends with one of the most comforting encouraging Bible verses for mothers from Luke 10:41-42 and a reminder that being a good mom isn’t about perfection — it’s about presence. Motherhood wasn’t meant to be lived in survival mode… and you’re not meant to carry it alone. Reclaim your peace today. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Have a specific mom stressor you want Jill to cover? Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

When your daily routine disappears during Christmas break, everything can start to feel harder. Holiday stress for moms can skyrocket when the kids are home, the house is louder, and suddenly you start feeling overwhelmed with life. If you’ve ever ended a day during Christmas break with kids completely exhausted and wondering why you can’t hold it together, this episode is for you. In this episode, Jill Gockel pulls back the curtain on what’s really happening in your brain when structure disappears with your holiday routine going to the wayside — and why it sends so many moms into survival mode. You’re not failing. You’re experiencing decision fatigue from having to re-decide every moment of your day without the predictability your nervous system relies on. That constant pressure leads to overwhelm, emotional tension, rising mom stress, and even mom guilt when you feel like nothing productive happened. But there is hope. And it doesn’t require a color-coded schedule or a rigid daily routine schedule. 🌿 In this episode, you’ll learn: Why loss of habits creates the feeling of an overwhelmed mom How cortisol rises when daily rhythm disappears Why peace rises faster when you make a routine than when you “get organized” How predictable routines emotionally regulate both you and your kids Words of encouragement to realize you instant are a good mom, right now 💡 Jill’s 3 Simple Strategies for the Holidays: 1. Keep Your Anchor Habits Instead of a strict schedule, identify grounding anchor habits that give your day structure no matter what. 2. Create a Loose Daily Rhythm A flexible framework helps kids thrive and reduces daily mental strain during your holiday routine. 3. Protect Quiet Time Quiet time resets overstimulation and helps you reclaim peace and connect with kids — even in the middle of holiday noise. Christmas doesn’t have to wreck your sanity. You can enjoy your family and keep your peace — even in the mess. Hit play and reclaim calm this holiday season. 💬 Quote from the episode: “Structure doesn’t limit freedom — it creates it.” 🕊️ Final Inspiration Motherhood isn’t meant to drain you — it’s meant to grow you. You can conquer mom stress by changing what you focus on. When you choose faith over frustration, you’ll discover that peace was available all along. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Have a specific mom stressor you want Jill to cover? Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

Why the Holiday Season Leaves Moms Exhausted — And How to Finally Feel Peace Again If you’ve ever felt the weight of stress and the holidays pressing down on you as the holiday to-do list keeps growing, you’re not alone. In this episode of Conquer Mom Stress, Jill Gockel breaks down why moms feel so much holiday pressure, what it’s doing to your mind and body, and how to finally step out of survival mode so you can enjoy Christmas with your family again. Mom burnout comes with juggling everyday responsibilities on top of decorations, shopping, wrapping, events, and chores — while trying to do all the things expected as a mom. Ironically, Christmas stress isn't caused by the season itself, but by the added expectations, comparison, and the growing mental load of motherhood. When December hits, moms are often already stretched thin. The pressure to create a perfect holiday magnifies mom stress, contributes to mom burnout, and leaves many mothers feeling numb, overwhelmed, or like they’re failing as a mom. Inside this episode, you understand how holiday stress spikes your cortisol, impacts your patience, and drains your joy. And you'll gain three simple strategies to release perfectionism during holidays, simplify obligations, and involve your kids so you no longer carry the weight alone. These steps help reduce tension, reset your nervous system, and bring peace back into the moments that matter most. With practical steps, real-life examples, and gentle words of encouragement, this episode will remind you that being a good mom has nothing to do with baking from scratch, hosting flawless gatherings, or creating Instagram-worthy memories. You'll reframe how to be a good mom during the holidays — not by doing more, but by being more present. If mom guilt, exhaustion, or unrealistic holiday expectations have been stealing your joy, this episode will help you breathe again, reconnect with your family, and finally conquer mom stress this Christmas. 🕊️ Final Inspiration Motherhood isn’t meant to drain you — it’s meant to grow you. You can conquer mom stress by changing what you focus on. When you choose faith over frustration, you’ll discover that peace was available all along. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Have a specific mom stressor you want Jill to cover? Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

How to Release Holiday Stress and Rediscover Joy in Gift Giving If the holiday season and thoughts of finding the perfect gift for everyone leaves you feeling overwhelmed instead of joyful, this episode is your invitation to breathe again. This episode dives deep into why holiday stress, Christmas stress, and the pressure of holiday overwhelm fall so heavily on moms — especially when it comes to the long list of gifts, expectations, and emotional responsibilities that land on your shoulders. Jill shares how the weight of gift giving turned into exhaustion, resentment, and mom burnout, and how moms can find themselves giving from pressure instead of love. Find out how Christmas expectations, people-pleasing, and comparison activate cortisol, creating racing thoughts, irritability, muscle tension, and that detached feeling that steals your joy. You’ll learn how the mental load of motherhood skyrockets during the holidays, how decision fatigue drains your energy, and how mom stress during holidays intensifies the overwhelm. Find out why even thoughtful traditions lose meaning when your nervous system is stuck in “go, go, go” mode — and why your kids need your presence more than perfect gifts. Then discover three powerful strategies to conquer gift giving stress: Simplify your giving list so you can give with intention instead of obligation. Make a written list to calm your nervous system and reduce mental clutter. Buy throughout the year to relieve pressure and avoid last-minute chaos. These strategies aren’t about doing less — they’re about giving from purpose, peace, and genuine love. When you stop giving from pressure and release the guilt, you create the kind of Christmas your family will actually remember: one where you’re calm, present, laughing, and fully there. 🕊️ Final Inspiration Motherhood isn’t meant to drain you — it’s meant to grow you. You can conquer mom stress by changing what you focus on. When you choose faith over frustration, you’ll discover that peace was available all along. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Have a specific mom stressor you want Jill to cover? Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

Have you ever caught yourself thinking, “I need help with my child’s behaviour” — especially when your kids’ attitudes seem to flip your stress switch instantly? You’re not alone. In this episode of Conquer Mom Stress, host Jill Gockel dives into why your kids’ behavior can trigger so much mom stress and how your expectations might actually be shaping what you see. Through heartfelt storytelling and brain-based insight, Jill explains how moms unintentionally fall into a cycle of trying to control kids, do all the things, and still feel like they’re failing as a mom. You’ll learn why your brain focuses on what you expect, how your thoughts create your emotions and behaviors, and how to shift from frustration to faith-filled confidence. 🧠 What You’ll Learn Why your child’s behavior feels so personal: How confirmation bias makes you spot the behavior you don’t want to see. How stress shows up in your body: The link between your thoughts, your hormones, and your reactions to your kids. The power of expectations: Why what you expect often becomes what you experience in motherhood. Uncover your subconscious thoughts and expectations. Speak the expectation you want. Utilize the power of prayer to realign your focus and find peace. Three strategies to change child behavior naturally: Why prayer and gratitude reduce mom guilt: How focusing on the good helps you show up as a calm, connected mom. 💬 Words of Encouragement As Jill shares, “You don’t get what you want — you get what you expect.” When you change what you expect, you change how you show up — and that’s how you begin to change child behavior without the stress or guilt. It’s not about being perfect or doing all the things. It’s about learning how to be a good mom by seeing your kids through a lens of love, not fear. You’ll walk away from this episode with faith-based tools and practical mindset shifts that help you feel like a good mom again — calm, patient, and confident in your ability to guide your kids with grace. 🌸 Key Takeaways Your brain looks for evidence to prove your thoughts true. Expect kindness, and you’ll start to see it. Gratitude and prayer shift your focus from stress to peace. Changing your expectations changes your child’s behavior — and your own. Feeling like you’re failing as a mom doesn’t mean you are. It means you care deeply. ✨ Scripture Highlight “Whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable — if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things.” — Philippians 4:8 Let your expectations reflect the goodness you want to see in your children, your spouse, and yourself. 💡 One Action Step Today, think about one behavior you’d like to see changed in your child. Create a simple daily prayer around it. Say it, believe it, and watch how your expectations — and your child’s behavior — begin to shift. 🕊️ Final Inspiration Motherhood isn’t meant to drain you — it’s meant to grow you. You can conquer mom stress by changing what you focus on. When you choose faith over frustration, you’ll discover that peace was available all along. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Have a specific mom stressor you want Jill to cover? Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

If you’ve ever started your day already exhausted—rushing to find shoes, pack lunches, and answer questions before your first sip of coffee—this episode is for you. Jill Gockel shares how tired moms can stop waking up in chaos and finally experience a calm morning that actually sets the tone for a peaceful, productive morning. You’ll learn why jumping straight into “go mode” spikes your cortisol and drains your energy before the day even begins, and how one simple shift—the way you plan your night rituals—can completely transform your daily routine and your emotional well-being. ✨ In This Episode, Jill Covers: The surprising reason your mornings feel like a sprint before sunrise (hint: it’s biological). How to prevent burnout and mom guilt by building a morning that serves you—not just your to-do list. The best way to start your morning when you’re feeling overwhelmed and running on empty. Three keys to creating a realistic plan that helps you stay focused, energized, and present with your kids. Why the most productive morning begins the night before—and how faith and planning work hand-in-hand to help you get things done without the pressure or panic. 🗝️ 3 Keys to Get Everything Done As A Mom Set Your Intention the Night Before Reduce decision fatigue by making simple choices before bed. Save your energy for what really matters in the morning. Prioritize Three Main Goals for Tomorrow Instead of an endless to-do list, choose your top three must-dos. Focused action helps you get more done while feeling grounded and purposeful. Align your daily intentions with peace and purpose. When you plan with God in mind, your day flows with more grace, energy, and joy. Commit Your Plan to God 💡 Key Takeaway Planning ahead isn’t about perfection—it’s about peace. When you create intentional night rituals and set your focus before bed, you’re giving yourself permission to wake up calm, confident, and ready to handle the day with clarity. A calm morning is the foundation of a joyful motherhood. It’s how you begin to truly conquer mom stress—and live the life you’ve been craving. 🕊️ Episode Quote “Planning ahead isn’t about perfection—it’s about peace.” — Jill Gockel 🌅 Your Next Step Tonight, take five quiet minutes before bed to: Write down your top three priorities for tomorrow. Say a short prayer committing them to God. Go to sleep knowing your morning is already in motion. Tomorrow, you’ll wake up lighter, clearer, and ready for the best morning routine you’ve ever had. ❤️ Final Thought Motherhood doesn’t have to feel like a race against the clock. With a few intentional changes to your daily routine, you can replace chaos with calm and get things done with joy. Because the best way to start your morning isn’t by doing more—it’s by doing it differently. Motherhood isn’t about doing it all—it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

If you’ve ever ended the day thinking, “I love my kids, but I’m completely out of patience,” this episode of Conquer Mom Stress with Jill Gockel will hit home. As a mom, you're constantly trying to do all the things — keep the house running, meet everyone’s needs, juggle schedules, and still be the calm, patient mom your kids deserve. But when you’re stretched thin, running on fumes, and feeling that familiar wave of mom guilt at the end of another long day… it’s not because you’re failing. It’s because your tank is empty. In this episode, we uncover what’s really behind the loss of patience so many moms feel — and how it’s not about willpower but about biology. You’ll learn how chronic stress floods your body with cortisol, sends your brain into survival mode, and shuts down the part of your mind responsible for calm, logical responses. Then, you'll be equipped with three simple, science-backed strategies to refill your patience tank through short, powerful “Micro-Moments of Calmness” — 60-second resets that help you regulate your nervous system, reduce cortisol, and restore your peace. 💬 What You’ll Learn in This Episode ✨ Why moms lose patience even when they’re trying their hardest. When you’re overwhelmed, your nervous system is in a constant state of alert. Jill explains why your body literally can’t access patience when stress levels are high — and why that doesn’t make you a bad mom, it makes you a burned-out one. ✨ How to reduce stress in real time — no spa day required. Learn how to use deep breathing and relaxation to reset your body in just one minute. These micro-moments signal to your brain that you are safe, which helps your patience return naturally. ✨ 3 proven strategies for conquering mom stress: Calm your mind and refocus on God. Instead of mentally replaying frustrations, focus your thoughts on peace. Asking God for help and quieting your mind helps slow racing thoughts and drop cortisol levels. Relax your body, one muscle at a time. Stress often lives in your body — tight shoulders, clenched jaw, tense stomach. Jill walks you through how intentional physical release helps your nervous system relax and your emotions settle. End every pause with gratitude. Gratitude activates feel-good hormones like dopamine and serotonin, improving your mood and resetting your mindset so you can approach your family with warmth instead of frustration. ✨ The connection between rest, faith, and emotional regulation. Discover how reconnecting with God and pausing for just 60 seconds can shift you from chaos to calm — no matter what your kids are doing around you. 🧠 Why This Matters for Moms If you’re an overwhelmed mom constantly juggling responsibilities, your body’s stress system stays “on” — draining energy and patience. Jill explains how constantly living in this state leads to mom burnout, irritability, and guilt. But when you take small, intentional pauses to regulate your nervous system, your brain shifts from fight-or-flight mode into calm, logical thinking. That means: You gain back patience with kids and patience with family You feel less guilt and more connection You end the day feeling grounded instead of defeated These aren’t just quick fixes — they’re realistic, grace-filled tools that help moms like you stop running on empty and start feeling peace again. 💗 Words of Encouragement “You can’t pour from an empty cup. Patience doesn’t come from perfection — it comes from connection. Connection to God, and connection to your kids.” This episode is your reminder that motherhood isn’t about holding it all together — it’s about learning how to refill yourself when you’ve given everything you have. When you pause for just one minute of deep breathing, gratitude, and presence, you’re doing far more than calming yourself — you’re modeling emotional regulation for your children and creating a ripple of peace in your home. 🕊️ Scripture Reference “Now may the Lord of peace himself give you peace at all times in all ways. The Lord be with all of you.” — 2 Thessalonians 3:16 🎧 Listen Now Tune in to Episode 13 of Conquer Mom Stress to learn how to: Refill your emotional tank Find calm in chaos Reconnect to God’s peace in just 60 seconds Because calmness is contagious — and when you regulate your stress, your kids will mirror your peace. Motherhood isn’t about doing it all—it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

Do you ever finally say “no”… only to spend the rest of the day spiraling in guilt? You can’t even enjoy the free time because your mind won’t stop asking: Am I letting someone down? Are people judging me? Am I failing as a mom? In this episode of Conquer Mom Stress, we’re tackling the heavy burden of mom guilt that follows when you set a boundary. Saying “no” is only half the battle—the real freedom comes when you learn to let go of the guilt that follows. Through real-life stories, research, and simple but powerful strategies, you’ll discover why guilt hits moms so hard, how it impacts your body, energy, and focus, and what you can do to release it. 💔 What You’ll Learn in This Episode Why moms feel guilty after saying “no” (hint: it’s about more than just the task you turned down). The surprising ways guilt affects your mind and body—draining your energy, scattering your focus, and stealing your joy. How cultural expectations, family dynamics, and personal beliefs all pile onto the guilt cycle. Why saying no doesn’t make you a bad mom—and how reframing it can actually make you a stronger, more present one. ✅ 3 Keys to Letting Go of Mom Guilt Replace “No” With “Yes to Something Better” Reframe your decision. Every “no” creates space for a more meaningful “yes.” Identify the Belief Behind the Guilt Expose the hidden story fueling your guilt and replace it with a truth that restores peace. Stop Reading Minds Most people aren’t judging you at all—so stop assuming they are. ✨ Inspirational Quotes “If you want to change the world, go home and love your family.” – Mother Teresa “When you choose to see the good in others, you end up finding the good in yourself.” – John Spence 📖 Scripture for the Soul Romans 8:1 “There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” You don’t have to carry mom guilt. God’s grace frees you from it. 🎯 Challenge for This Week Think about the “no” that’s been quietly eating you up inside. Write down what that no is actually allowing you to say yes to in your life. Hold onto that truth—it’s your key to breaking free from the cycle of guilt. Motherhood isn’t about doing it all—it’s about finding joy in the moments that matter most. Together, we’re going to conquer mom stress one small step at a time. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

Do you ever feel like if you don’t do it, it just won’t get done right? Or worse—if you don’t do it, you’re failing as a mom, a wife, or even as yourself? You’re not alone. In this episode, we tackle the hidden weight moms carry when they believe no one else can manage things as well as they can. The result? Exhaustion, resentment, and the slow creep of mom burnout. Host Jill Gockel opens up with a story every mom will relate to: staring out the kitchen window while the family laughs together, hands deep in dirty dishes, whispering under her breath about carrying the whole load… only to turn down help when it was finally offered. That moment reveals the tension so many moms live in—needing support but believing accepting it somehow makes them “less than.” 💭 What We Cover in This Episode Why “doing it all” is crushing moms. From hormonal changes that make moms hyper-aware of every need to cultural pressure to be self-sacrificial, moms are trained to believe that any unmet need reflects personal failure. But that belief leads directly to chronic stress, accelerated aging, sleep struggles, pain, and resentment. How mom guilt sneaks in. Instead of saying, “Something slipped through the cracks today,” moms turn it inward: “I’m failing as a mom.” That internalized guilt weighs heavier than any to-do list. Why it matters for your health. Carrying everything alone doesn’t just drain your energy. Research shows that chronic stress raises cortisol, disrupts hormones, and impacts mood, digestion, sleep, and even cellular aging. It literally burns moms out from the inside out. The truth you need to hold on to. Your worth isn’t defined by your to-do list, and your love is not measured by exhaustion. 🌱 The Practical Solution: Declutter Your Responsibilities Get introduced to a powerful 3-step system for tackling your never-ending list the same way you would declutter your home: Give It Away — Delegate tasks that don’t have to be yours. Kids can fold laundry, spouses can cook a meal, and carpool swaps can lighten your load. Delegation isn’t lowering your standards—it’s building teamwork. Throw It Away — Release the non-essentials that only add stress, like Pinterest-perfect birthday parties or unrealistic cleaning routines. If it’s not serving your family, let it go. Put It Away — Systemize what’s left. Put recurring tasks into routines or onto your calendar so they stop living in your head on repeat. Freeing that mental space helps you breathe again. ✨ Encouragement Along the Way “You will find that it is necessary to let things go; simply for the reason that they are heavy.” – C. Joybell C. Proverbs 16:3: “Commit your actions to the Lord and your plans will succeed.” Letting go isn’t failure—it’s faith, wisdom, and a path to peace. 📝 One Action Step As soon as this episode ends, grab a piece of paper. Write down every responsibility weighing on you. Then run it through the 3 categories: Give it away. Throw it away. Put it away. Don’t overthink it—just start. The freedom you’ll feel might surprise you. 📖 Closing Thought Motherhood isn’t meant to drain the life out of you. When you release the weight of doing everything for everyone, you create space for joy, presence, and the confidence that you are already enough. ⭐ Coming Up Next week: we’re going deeper into letting go—because saying “no” is one thing, but learning how to release the guilt that follows? That’s where the real freedom begins. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who might need it. She will be forever grateful for your thoughtfulness. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com

Are you exhausted from trying to be everything for everyone? Do you feel like you’re holding your family together while slowly falling apart yourself? If you’ve ever whispered to yourself, “I can’t keep up… I’m stretched too thin… I’m failing everyone I love,” you are not alone. In this episode of Conquer Mom Stress, Jill unpacks one of the biggest stressors moms face: the belief that you have to be everything for everyone. While it feels like love, the truth is—it’s draining the best version of you. And it’s leaving you burned out, exhausted, and running on empty. 💔 What You’ll Hear in This Episode Why trying to “do it all” leaves moms invisible, overwhelmed, and exhausted. How chronic stress and constantly elevated cortisol levels wear down your health, mood, energy, and patience (APA research included!). The surprising truth: when you try to be everything, you’re actually stepping into God’s role—not yours. The limiting beliefs and cultural pressures that make moms think they “should” do it all. Why running on empty causes more correcting than connecting with your kids. 🌱 Encouragement for Moms Elisabeth Elliot once said: “God is no man’s debtor. He will not let you be burdened beyond what you can carry—except when you carry burdens you were never meant to carry.” Mama, you were never meant to carry it all. That’s God’s role—not yours. ✅ Practical Mom Tips for Stress Relief Jill shares 3 strategies to stop being everything for everyone and refill your cup with peace: Realign your priorities – Run every commitment through three filters: God’s wisdom, your family’s needs, and your own energy. If it’s not in alignment, say no with confidence. Fill your cup so you can fill theirs – Start your day with God. His strength—not yours—will sustain you through the chaos. Build in mental breaks – Create white space for your mind to reset. Even a two-minute pause to breathe and pray can refill your tank. 💡 Scripture for the Week Proverbs 1:23 reminds us: “Come and listen to my counsel, I’ll share my heart and make you wise.” You don’t need to keep looking to the world for how to be a good mom. God is ready to guide you, fill you, and bless you with wisdom. ☕ Closing Encouragement A good mom isn’t the one who never stops moving—she’s the one who models wisdom, balance, and joy. When you say no to being everything for everyone, you say yes to peace, margin, and connection with your kids. The greatest gift you can give your children isn’t your constant doing—it’s your loving presence. 🎯 One Small Step Today When your gas tank feels empty, stop pushing. Choose one strategy from today’s episode and put it into practice before the day is over. Your peace will bless your whole family. ✨ Motherhood isn’t meant to drain the life out of you—it’s meant to be lived with joy, even on the messy days. Together, we’re going to find that joy again. 👉 If this episode encouraged you, share it with another mom who needs to feel free from constantly correcting her kids so she can pick her battles and rebuild connection with her kids. 🔗 Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode 🎁 Submit your question here → jillgockel.com/ask 💌 Let’s connect on Facebook → @JillGockel 🌐 Visit the blog + more resources → jillgockel.com/blog 🚀 Call to Action 👉 Loved this episode? Don’t keep it to yourself! ⭐ Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Conquer Mom Stress 📲 Follow the show on Instagram: @JillGockel 🌐 Visit our website: jillgockel.com